After nearly 30 years, the BBC has re-adapted Austin's classic andrew davies. Compared with Ang Lee's film version, the plot is fuller and more delicate, and the scenes are more in place, especially the cottage by the sea in Devon is more authentic. The British countryside scenery has to say that AD really knows how to choose Eleanor and Marianne. Compared with the dazzling starlight of the 95 version, it makes people feel that the two sisters in the country house are more cordial, especially Eleanor is not at all. Emma Thompson's poor interpretation is perfect, and Colonel Brandon and little Margaret are all pleasing to the eye, haha, what
I want to say is that this version of Edward is too handsome. The introverted and dull archetype in the book is a bit inconsistent. If Edward looks like this, who would even take a look at Willoughby. The fly in the ointment is that the ending is a bit rushed and waiting for 3 hours. Those few sentences are a little uncomfortable. Anyway, this is a classic. Remake with BBC...what else can i say..
"I heard that the best horse trainers approach carefully and walk away. Nine times out of ten those wild horses will obey."
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