Mansfield Park

Film per la TV
2007
TV-PG
1h 28min

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All'età di dieci anni, Fanny Price, viene mandata da sua madre a vivere con i suoi zii. Da bambina le viene spesso fatto sentire di essere la parente povera.All'età di dieci anni, Fanny Price, viene mandata da sua madre a vivere con i suoi zii. Da bambina le viene spesso fatto sentire di essere la parente povera.All'età di dieci anni, Fanny Price, viene mandata da sua madre a vivere con i suoi zii. Da bambina le viene spesso fatto sentire di essere la parente povera.

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6,2/10

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Quiz
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."

Citazioni
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.

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

Connessioni
Featured in Masterpiece: Mansfield Park (2008)

Colonne sonore
Tythe Pig
(uncredited)
Traditional

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6/10

not really Austen, is it?

This is a really disappointing version of a clever book, with inappropriate characterisations and appalling acting from its lead actress. As Fanny Price, Billie Piper is just wrong in every respect - too modern, too flirtatious, and too aware of her station.

However there are some compensations, even if the characters are portrayed with little reference to the original book - Douglas Hodge, Jemma Redgrave, and Maggie O'Neill are pretty good, while Blake Ritson has a decent stab at the role of Edmund.

It just doesn't feel right or have the correct sense of period. It's a bit without character, and a missed opportunity.