Mansfield Park (1999)

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6.9	Rating (162 ratings)
7	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Patricia Rozema

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Hannah Taylor Gordon
Young Fanny

Lindsay Duncan
Mrs. Price / Lady Bertram

Bruce Byron
Carriage Driver

James Purefoy
Tom Bertram

Sheila Gish
Mrs. Norris

Harold Pinter
Sir Thomas Bertram

Elizabeth Eaton
Young Maria

Elizabeth Earl
Young Julia

Written by

Jane Austen

Patricia Rozema
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Release date: 25 December 1999
UPC: 717951004901

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"Absolutely insufferable. None of these characters is in any way likeable, they are ridiculously clueless, and the absolutely absurd juxtaposition of the horrors of the slave trade are used only to sort the characters into (ultimately pointless) categories of those who are or aren't deserving of finding romance depending on how upset they are by the realities of slavery. Even the "bad folks" in the movie who get some kind of "karmic justice" for being... adulterous at worst... end up living a sig"