Studio/Network: Hallmark Channel
Director: Roger Bobb
Screenplay: Tim Huddleston
Cast
Elinor Dashwood: Deborah Ayorinde
Marianne Dashwood: Bethany Antonia
Edward Ferrars: Dan Jeannotte
Colonel Brandon: Akil Largie
John Willoughby: Victor Hugo
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Studio/Network: SunWorld Pictures
Director: Brian Brough
Screenplay: Brittany Wiscombe and Jennifer Brough
Cast
Elinor Dashwood: Ashley Williams
Marianne Dashwood: Marla Sokoloff
Brandon Hurst: Nick Zano
Edward Farris: Brad Johnson
John Willoughby: Jason Celava
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Studio/Network: Lionsgate
Director: Angel Gracia
Screenplay: Fina Torres, Luis Alfaro, and Craig Fernandez
Cast
Nora Dominguez: Camilla Belle
Mary Dominguez: Alexa Vega
Bruno: Wilmer Valderrama
Edward Ferris: Nicholas D’Agosto
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Studio/Network: BBC Drama co-production with WGBH Boston
Director: John Alexander
Screenplay: Andrew Davies
Cast
Elinor Dashwood: Hattie Morahan
Marianne Dashwood: Charity Wakefield
Edward Ferrars: Dan Stevens
Willoughby: Dominic Cooper
Colonel Brandon: David Morrissey
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Studio/Network: Kalyani Infotech Production & 'V' Creations
Director: Rajiv Menon
Screenplay: Rajiv Menon
Cast
Meenakshi (Marianne): Aishwarya Rai
Sowmlya (Elinor): Tabu
Manohar (Edward): Ajith Srikanth
(Willoughby): Abbas Manivannan
Major Bala (Colonel Brandon): Mammootty
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Studio/Network: Columbia Pictures & Mirage
Director: Ang Lee
Screenplay: Emma Thompson
Soundtrack: Available
Cast
Elinor Dashwood: Emma Thompson
Marianne Dashwood: Kate Winslet
Edward Ferrars: Hugh Grant
Colonel Brandon: Alan Rickman
John Willoughby: Greg Wise
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Studio/Network: BBC
Director: Rodney Bennett
Screenplay: Alexander Baron
Cast
Elinor Dashwood: Irene Richards
Marianne Dashwood: Tracey Childs
Edward Ferrars: Bosco Hogan
Colonel Brandon: Robert Swann
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Studio/Network: BBC
Director: David Giles
Screenplay: Denis Constanduros
Cast
Elinor Dashwood: Joanna David
Marianne Dashwood: Ciaran Madden
Edward Ferrars: Robin Ellis
Colonel Brandon: Richard Owens
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For Your Consideration...
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)
Director Ang Lee called this visually-artistic film “Sense and Sensibility with martial arts.” There are echoes of Jane Austen’s novel in the parallel stories of an older heroine, who lets her head lead her heart, and a younger heroine whose sensibility overcomes her sense, but one suspects the Miss Dashwoods could not wield swords with quite that degree of skill.
Further Reading
The Green World, Cultivated: Jane Austen’s Engagement with Shakespeare’s As You Like It in Sense and Sensibility, by Lesley Peterson.
From Prada to Nada: Displaced Dashwood Sisters in Los Angeles, by Alice Marie Villaseñor.
Pride and Prejudice