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Sense and Sensibility Is in Theaters; Pride and Prejudice Is Headed to Netflix

Austen fans get two projects in one year on two different kinds of screen: a new take on Sense and Sensibility is in theaters now, and a limited-series adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is on its way to Netflix later this year. Deadline is tracking the pair in a guide to where Austen adaptations are streaming, which is a reminder of what keeps getting adapted — the sharp social commentary and wit running through the romances. The format split is telling. The theatrical version sells two hours; the series sells the wait.

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Two Austen adaptations in a single year isn't a revival, it's a standing appointment. The marriage plot keeps getting re-cut for whatever the dominant screen happens to be.

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And the split is convenient: a film compresses the courtship, a limited series stretches the anticipation. Different patience, same story.

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Deadline ↗Jane Austen Adaptations & Where They Are Streaming: ‘Sense And Sensibility’ To ‘Sanditon’