The Jane Austen’s world expands a little longer with more ”Feeling and sensitivity“Casting.
The focus functions and work title -Teration of the iconic novel will also start George Mackay“Outlander” actress Caitríona Balfe, Frank Dillane, Herbert North Room, Bodhi Rae Breathnach and Fiona Shaw, from announced Monday.
As before reportedThe Daisy Edgar-Jones Will lead as Elinor Dashwood, with Esme Creed-Miles playing Marianne Dashwood. “Blue Jean” film creator Georgia Oakley will direct from a script by best -selling writer Diana Reid. The feature has started filming in the UK.
Per an Earlier Announcement, “Originally Published Anonymous With the Byline Reading ‘By a Lady,’ Austen’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Established Her A Literare Force and Remains A Cornerstone of English Literature (the Timeless Exploration of Restraine and passion and passion of restraint and passion. Marianne Dashwood, Opposites in their Emotional Approach, as they Navigate Love, Loss, and Financial Uncertainty Amid the Society Expectations of 19th century England.
Focus and work title return to Austen Classics: Both studios collaborated on Wrights 2005 adaptation of “Pride & Prejudice” and Autumn de Wildes 2020 Take On “Emma.”
Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner from Working Title Films will produce “feeling and sensitivity” together with India Flint from November pictures and Jo Wallett.
Mackay is believed to be the male lead; He recently led a number of 2024 indie hits as “femme”, “The beast” and “The end.” At the same time, Edgar-Jones have played in “Twists” and “On Swift Horses”, and is set to Chloe Domont’s “A Place in Hell” with Michelle Williams and Andrew Scott.
Edgar-Jones will also come shoot Fernando Meirelles’ Heist thriller “Here comes the flood” for Netflix, with Denzel Washington and Robert Pattinson together with the lead role. The film Billed as an “unconventional heist movie about a bank guard, a narrator and a master thief in a deadly game with disadvantages and double crosses.” Meirelles directed 2019’s “The Two Popes” also for Netflix, and helped “The Sympathizer” and “Sugar” for TV. Simon Kinberg (“Mr. and Mrs. Smith,” Upcoming “Star Wars” trilogy) wrote the script.
