
Daisy Edgar-Jones leads new Sense and Sensibility adaptation
The latest film version of Jane Austen’s novel lands with a gentle charm, anchored by Daisy Edgar-Jones’ performance and a folk-infused score.

Jane Austen (16 December 1775 — 18 July 1817) was an English novelist known primarily for her six major novels, which interpret, critique and comment upon the British landed gentry at the end of the 18th century.
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The latest film version of Jane Austen’s novel lands with a gentle charm, anchored by Daisy Edgar-Jones’ performance and a folk-infused score.

Daisy Edgar-Jones says she’d belt Dolly Parton’s 'Here You Come Again' if Elinor Dashwood lived today. The film, out October 16 in the US, rewrites the Dashwood sisters as emotional twins — not opposites.

Sense and Sensibility opens in North America on October 16, aiming to surpass Wuthering Heights’ $241.8M global haul. Projections peg its domestic debut at $8M, with critics praising its focus on sisterhood over romance.

The new Sense and Sensibility opens above the 1995 version's debut — but can it keep going?