Inquiring readers, Ellen Moody, has been writing a series of interesting posts about Jane Austen movie adaptations, comparing several movies of the same novel.
Click here to read Sense and Sensibilities Alter the Landscape of Austen Films.
May 3, 2008 by Vic
Inquiring readers, Ellen Moody, has been writing a series of interesting posts about Jane Austen movie adaptations, comparing several movies of the same novel.
Click here to read Sense and Sensibilities Alter the Landscape of Austen Films.
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