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Sense and Sensibility

No one knows your heart like a sister.

A charming, witty, and deeply relatable story of love and sisterhood.

Directed by Georgia Oakley · Drama · Romance · 132 min · 2026

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Director

Georgia Oakley

Studio

Focus Features / Working Title Films

Release

2026-09-23

Runtime

132 min

Genres

Drama, Romance

Cast & Characters

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Elinor Dashwood

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Esmé Creed-Miles

Marianne Dashwood

Esmé Creed-Miles

Caitríona Balfe

Mrs. Dashwood

Caitríona Balfe

Bodhi Rae Breathnach

Margaret Dashwood

Bodhi Rae Breathnach

Frank Dillane

John Willoughby

Frank Dillane

George MacKay

Edward Ferrars

George MacKay

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Critical Assessment

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Ratings as of September 13, 2026

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Sense and Sensibility has a runtime of 132 min.

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Sense and Sensibility was directed by Georgia Oakley.

Fan & Critic Buzz

AI Summary — from fan reviews & trailer comments

Reviewers praised the movie for its nostalgic and charming presentation of Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility", with some noting that it loosened traditional period romance norms. The film also received praise for Ang Lee's script adaptation, with one reviewer calling it "the best" trailer commentary available. However, some reviewers expressed criticism towards hairstyles, particularly the overuse of pins and drab color choices.

Viewer Reviews (TMDb)

  • I've never really been a fan of the period rom-com, but hats off to Georgia Oakley and Diana Reid for loosening some of the corset strings and presenting us with an actually quite amiable adaptation of Jane Austen's story of love and loss amongst the English upper-middle classes.…

    CinemaSerf · 7/10

From the trailer's comments

  • The colour grade is so nostalgic, like pride and prejudice, feels like a warm hug

    @HAITCH- · 5933 likes
  • Ang Lee's version with Emma Thompson's script will always be the best.

    @portalomus · 2673 likes
  • My only complaint at this point are the hairstyles. Didn't anyone ever heard of HAIR PINS?

    @JuanitaJones-cn7lx · 2285 likes
  • "Her HAIR, Louisa!" why, Why, WHY can't we have proper hairstyles and less drab colour choices.

    @corvuscorone7735 · 349 likes
  • Looks good in some ways. But the hair being down and Eleanor's more laughing/joking delivery of some classic lines when her character is very reserved make me nervous. The hair especially is such an obvious period hallmark, so they either didn't bother to do their research or the…

    @m.8765L · 693 likes
  • Not the long loose hair 😭

    @MushroomHat · 2570 likes
  • The modern hairstyles in period movies are my biggest pet peeve... Why on earth did they stop doing historically accurate hairstyles in modern movies? Why was it possible in 1995 but not now?.. Is it really too much to ask?..

    @MariiaKash · 1259 likes
  • Looks interesting but I can't help but see echos of the Emma Thompson version going through my head since it was perfection. I'l give it a try though.

    @nalissa77 · 1765 likes

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