Thursday, January 8, 2015
A full year of Jane Austen
More Austen than you can handle in one Year
You might think that there are only six novels by Jane Austen and you would be correct, but there is an entire world of Jane Austen out there that I would like to tell you about. More movies come out every few years, there are web shows, TV shows with Regency and Jane Austen episodes.
There is also works of Jane Austen that you may have never even heard about. Short stories, and plays she created when she was a wild minded teenager. There are also a few stories she never finished.
Jane Austen On Dvd
These are only the list of movies that have been released on DVD or video. You can get a more complete list on imbd.com, some of these were plays that were aired and may have not been taped at the time.
1. Pride and Prejudice 1940.
2. Sense and Sensibility 1971 (very good).
3. Persuasion 1971
4. Emma 1972
5. Pride and Prejudice 1980
6. Jane Austen in Manhattan 1980 (terrible movie)
7. Sense and Sensibility 1981
8. Mansfield Park 1983
9. Northanger Abbey 1986
10. Persuasion 1995
11. Pride and Prejudice 1995
12. Sense and Sensibility 1995
13. Emma TV 1996
20. Emma 1997
21. Mansfield Park 1999
22. I have found it (S & S) 2000
23. Bridget Jones’s Diary 2001
24. Pride and Prejudice 2003
25. Bride and Prejudice 2004
26. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason 2004
27. Pride and Prejudice 2005
28. Becoming Jane 2007
29. Mansfield Park 2007
30. Northanger Abbey 2007
31. Persuasion 2007
32. Sense and Sensibility 2008
33. Miss Austen Regrets 2008
34. Lost in Austen 2008
35. Emma 2009
36. Aisha (Emma) 2010
37. From Prada to Nada (S and S) 2011
38. A modern Pride and Prejudice 2011 (haven’t seen it due to high cost and mixed reviews)
39. The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (YouTube)
40. Emma Approved (YouTube)
41. Scents and Sensibility 2012
42. Austenland 2014
There are three Jane Austen musicals here Pride and Prejudice has only played regionally and Emma has played Cal and regionally, and the last I added was a school play set to modern music that fit the scenes they were doing. There are also Jane Austen Parodies online.
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