The so-called little surprise is that I only noticed the starring Anne Hathaway in the publicity of radio and newspapers, and it was not until I sat in the theater facing the screen that I discovered a familiar face little by little: in "Six Feet Under" and "" The old actors James Cromwell, Maggie Smith (as far back as "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" and "Harry Potter" series as far back as "The Queen"), and, because a former friend recommended the BBC adaptation of the Dickens novel Anna Maxwell Martin, who is known for shooting "Bleak House"! Anna was born in the late 1970s, with an ordinary appearance, but her performance is quite engaging. When I went to London in December, I temporarily decided to give priority to "Billy Elliot" and gave up the musical "Cabaret" she was performing at the time. Since then, I have been a little bit worried, so today I suddenly found that she is also a little happy in this movie.
This year marks the 190th anniversary of Austen's death, and this unparalleled anniversary is not necessarily about the reason why her movies and TV series have appeared one after the other in the UK. But it is true that at this time, the British ITV is carrying out The Jane Austen Season, which compares the relatively less mentioned "Mansfield Park", "Northanger Abbey" and "Persuasion" compared with "Pride and Prejudice". onto the TV screen. In addition, the popular classical music station Classic FM has also cooperated with ITV to launch audiobooks of these three works. So, people like me who don't watch TV are somewhat lucky to download audiobooks.
When I said "Miss Potter" last time, I said that the scenery of the Scottish Lake District is well presented in the film. I wonder if this film about Austin and ITV's Jane Austen Season are over. Will the tourists who go to Bath because of Austin? increase.
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