Mansfield Park

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2007
TV-PG
1h 28min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe classic tale by Jane Austen of family scandal, social graces, and the unrequited love between cousins.The classic tale by Jane Austen of family scandal, social graces, and the unrequited love between cousins.The classic tale by Jane Austen of family scandal, social graces, and the unrequited love between cousins.

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Trivia
Julia Joyce has played the younger character of two of Billie Piper roles. Here in "Mansfield Park" and also in the "Doctor Who" episode "Father's Day."

Citas
Fanny Price: No one meant to be unkind, but I was the poor relation and I was often made to feel it. Only Edmund put himself out to secure my happiness. He became my one true friend. And as the years passed, I came to love him as more than a cousin.

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Jemma Redgrave was only listed in the opening credits and was not included in the cast/character list in the closing credits.

Conexiones
Featured in Masterpiece Theatre: Mansfield Park (2008)

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3/10

Much of the casting was off; acting was mostly good; screenplay was dreadful!

Why bother, ITV? Admittedly, Mansfield Park is the most difficult of the novels to "get," and Fanny is certainly the hardest to like, but... If one is going to take it on, then have the courage to risk being true to the book and its rather complicated spirit. And for heaven's sake, have the guts to cast Fanny as she was written: A prissy, good-hearted, sweetish, whiner! Mrs. Norris wasn't nearly as awful as she should have been. And what the heck happened to Portsmouth? The contrast between Fanny's rather dubious family and family home and the splendors of Mansfield is key to, well, so many aspects of Fanny's refusal of Henry, her uncle's rejection, Henry's near transformation to a good person, etc., etc. Again, given the complexity and challenges of the novel, why did they bother? It's beyond me...