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Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything far outpaced box office expectations in its impressive opening as Street Fighter ended up victorious over the weekend. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim‘s three-hour documentary You Can See Everything grossed $15 million from 855 North American theaters. This was far beyond initial projections for the A24 release that…
A new movie based on Jane Austen’s classic novel Sense and Sensibility is in the works, with Daisy Edgar-Jones to star as one of the Dashwood sisters. Focus Features and Working Title Films are backing the fresh take on the popular 18th-century novel, with Georgia Oakley directing a script by author Diana Reid. Sense and Sensibility…
It is often described as a “literary mystery” and has caused much debate. Why did Cassandra Austen burn the letters of her sister, famous author Jane Austen? Miss Austen, a new four-part drama launching on the BBC on Sunday and coming to PBS in the U.S. in May, is telling the story from a perspective…
The drama series Miss Austen, which explores why Jane Austen letters were burned after her death by her sister Cassandra, is ready for its debut on the BBC this coming Sunday, and it features some big British names. The cast of the show, launching in the year marking the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, includes…
“Friends pine in the Pines in sweet rom-com” The cute romantic comedy “Fire Island” takes the story of “Pride and Prejudice” and really amps up the “Pride.” Written by and starring Joel Kim Booster, the film modernizes Jane Austen’s 1813 oft-adapted novel, relocates it to the thumping New York beach vacation spot and makes nearly…
“How steamy Jane Austen show ‘Sanditon’ got un-cancelled” Period piece “Sanditon” has gone through an unusual journey – in Dec. 2019, the show was canceled, but two years later, May 2021, Seasons 2 and 3 were announced, and Season 2 will finally premiere on Sunday, March 20 (9 p.m. on Masterpiece PBS). “ITV in the…
“#Jane Austen’s links to slavery ‘interrogated’ by historians” Historians are spilling the tea over Jane Austen’s connections with slave plantations. A museum dedicated to the “Pride & Prejudice” author, located at her old home in the Hampshire village of Chawton, is reportedly investigating the Austen family’s place in “Regency era colonialism,” as evidenced by Austen’s…