Lost in Austen

Miniserie de TV
2008
TV-14
45min

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7.3/10

12 k

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Alex Kingston, Hugh Bonneville, Jemima Rooper, Elliot Cowan, and Gemma Arterton in Lost in Austen (2008)

A woman finds herself in the middle of a Jane Austen novel in this fantasy film

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Amanda, una ferviente admiradora de Jane Austen, vive en el Londres actual con su novio Michael, hasta que descubre que ha intercambiado su lugar con la creación ficticia de Austen, Elizabet... Leer todoAmanda, una ferviente admiradora de Jane Austen, vive en el Londres actual con su novio Michael, hasta que descubre que ha intercambiado su lugar con la creación ficticia de Austen, Elizabeth Bennet.Amanda, una ferviente admiradora de Jane Austen, vive en el Londres actual con su novio Michael, hasta que descubre que ha intercambiado su lugar con la creación ficticia de Austen, Elizabeth Bennet.

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Trivia
The house used to represent Longbourn, the Bennets' home, was an empty, derelict building called Bramham Biggin located on the Bramham Park Estate in West Yorkshire England. The building had not been in use for a long time so the film crew were allowed to make many alterations to the property, including the addition of a porch over the front entrance and a planting a new garden.

Errores
When Mrs. Bennet and the girls' carriage has broken down, just as Wickam arrives, you can see a airplane or helicopter in the distant sky over Mrs. Bennet's head.

Citas
Mr. Wickham: Everyone you know, Miss Price, will one day prise your fingers from the raft and watch you drown. It's the way of the world. Everyone. Except me.

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Featured in Lost in Austen: Behind the Scenes (2008)

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8/10

Delectable concoction!

...as they would say, wouldn't they? And then, in a Mr. Bennett manner, aside, "I wonder...", but audible enough to be overheard. I know this sounds a bit delirious, I'm just trying to show I was infected by the first episode - by zest! And a racy perplexity! I mean, the premise of undertaking this demands a serious grip on so many levels: how to make Austen's imitation of language not sound ridiculous, the heroine's punchlines not of-the-wall, the collision of the two worlds plausible and funny, mostly; it's my impression that the team succeeds all-in-all. It seems somewhat elliptic or restrained sometimes, but as Jane points out "without Elizabeth the equilibrium of this house is...fragile". For what does our uneasiness mean regarding the other side of the wall? What is Elizabeth doing in the 21st century? Can she really be enjoying herself? I think yes; I don't think we're going to see her for some time (maybe a sequel; good point!); for she is the splendor of the novel, so, once removed, we feel uneasy about our world and what it's doing, well, there, once we step into it!Hence the excitement, the fun and the suspense. "I wonder..." what comes next!