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Sense and Sensibility

Jane Austen

Sense and Sensibility is a novel by Jane Austen, published in 1811. It was published anonymously; By A Lady appears on the title page where the author's name might have been. It tells the story of the Dashwood sisters, Elinor (age 19) and Marianne (age 16½) as they come of age. They have an older ha...

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Emma explained that she adapted the classic Jane Austen novel for the screen, noting it was originally written by Austen.

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I mentioned that you're the only performer to have won for acting and writing and you wrote Sense and Sensibility and how did that happen? I adapted it. Jane Austen wrote it.

— Episode: "Emma Thompson"

Episode: "Emma Thompson"

Emma explained that she adapted the classic Jane Austen novel for the screen, noting it was originally written by Austen.

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I mentioned that you're the only performer to have won for acting and writing and you wrote Sense and Sensibility and how did that happen? I adapted it. Jane Austen wrote it.

Freakonomics Radio

It was briefly mentioned as an example of how Jane Austen used manipulative characters and strategic thinking within her writing.

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But Michael Che's point isn't just that Jane Austen is doing all this in her novels, Emma and Pride and Prejudice and Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility.

— Episode: 132. Jane Austen, Game Theorist

Episode: 132. Jane Austen, Game Theorist

It was briefly mentioned as an example of how Jane Austen used manipulative characters and strategic thinking within her writing.

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But Michael Che's point isn't just that Jane Austen is doing all this in her novels, Emma and Pride and Prejudice and Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility.

Short History Of...

It followed the lives and romances of two sisters, the sensible Eleanor Dashwood and the more impulsive Marianne. It was mentioned as one of Austen's novels that was eventually published.

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In 1795, around the time Austen turns 20, she finishes her first draft of a novel entitled Eleanor and Marianne. It later becomes the much loved sense and sensibility following the lives and romances...

— Episode: Jane Austen

Episode: Jane Austen

It followed the lives and romances of two sisters, the sensible Eleanor Dashwood and the more impulsive Marianne. It was mentioned as one of Austen's novels that was eventually published.

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In 1795, around the time Austen turns 20, she finishes her first draft of a novel entitled Eleanor and Marianne. It later becomes the much loved sense and sensibility following the lives and romances of the sensible Eleanor Dashwood and her more impulsive younger sister.

She revises sense and sensibility and on her behalf Henry finds her a new publisher.

Criminal

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The speaker mentioned that Kate Winslet's performance in the movie adaptation of Sense and Sensibility is burned into their mind. The speaker owns the movie poster and soundtrack, as well as a printed book of the screenplay.

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Kind of Withering Heights, Sense and Sensibility, the best Jane Austen book ever. And movie.

— Episode: Jiminy Crickets

Episode: Jiminy Crickets

The speaker mentioned that Kate Winslet's performance in the movie adaptation of Sense and Sensibility is burned into their mind. The speaker owns the movie poster and soundtrack, as well as a printed book of the screenplay.

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Kind of Withering Heights, Sense and Sensibility, the best Jane Austen book ever. And movie.

Kate Winslet soaking wet on that hill in the movie of Sense and Sensibility is burned into my mind.

Oh, how about the soundtrack that I had? I also owned the soundtrack. I also owned a printed book of the screenplay. I own the movie poster. On the wall? Oh my God. What was on the poster? I can't remember who's Emma Thompson.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

It was mentioned alongside Emma and Pride and Prejudice as being among the Jane Austen novels the speaker had read.

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I think just Emma and Pride and Prege and Sense and Sense of Belle.

— Episode: "I Don't Think So, Honey! 9" (Part Two)

Episode: "I Don't Think So, Honey! 9" (Part Two)

It was mentioned alongside Emma and Pride and Prejudice as being among the Jane Austen novels the speaker had read.

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I think just Emma and Pride and Prege and Sense and Sense of Belle.

Otto Kroek tried to change it to sensibility and I said, no, it's Sense of Belle.

Episode: "I Don't Think So, Honey! 9" (Part Two)

It was mentioned as one of a few Jane Austen books that a speaker had read, along with 'Emma' and 'Pride and Prejudice'.

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I think just Emma and Pride and Prege and Sense and Sense of Belle.

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