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Persuasion 2007: Encore Presentation on Masterpiece Classic

February 21, 2010 by Vic

PBS Masterpiece Classic will show an encore presentation of Persuasion 2007 tonight. If you missed this 90-minute film the first time, you will have a chance to see it at 9 PM EST. (Check your local listing).

Sally Hawkins as Anne Elliot in Persuasion, 2007

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Rupert Penry Jones as Captain Wentworth and Sally Hawkins as Anne Elliot, Persuasion

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The Elliots of Kellynch Hall, Persuasion 2007

Posted in jane austen, Jane Austen's World, Movie review, PBS Movie Adaptation, Persuasion, Popular culture, Regency Life, Regency World | Tagged PBS Masterpiece Classic, Persuasion 2007, Rupert Penry Jones, Sally Hawkins | 6 Comments

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on February 22, 2010 at 23:26 Enid Wilson

I’d have wanted another actress to play Anne Elliot, SH is just too plain.

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on February 24, 2010 at 01:02 Melissa

I love this film! And I think that even though Hawkins is plain, she brings forth the essence of Anne. I had the chance to see it on the 21st, and loved it all over again!
on March 13, 2010 at 23:17 Pat Holmes

The amazingly fabulous Rupert Penry-Jones was what made this production worth watching many times over!
on March 6, 2011 at 20:29 Bob the Builder

Sally Hawkins is lovely. The heroine in the books isn’t a beauty, she’s rather ordinary in fact.

I love this adaptation. The 1995 version has more of the book in it, but the directing and the chemistry between the actors and the beautiful music make this one my favourite.

One of my absolute favourite books. I love it. It’s one of the most extraordinary things ever written. As the novelist Mary Mitford once said of it, it quite haunts me. If the ending doesn’t move you to tears, then you’re dead inside.
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