Scents and Sensibility (2011)

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Directed by

Brian Brough

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Ashley Williams
Elinor Dashwood

Marla Sokoloff
Marianne Dashwood

Nick Zano
Brandon Hurst

Brad Johnson
Edward Farris

JJ Neward
Fran Farris

Jaclyn Hales
Lucy Steele

Danielle Chuchran
Margaret Dashwood

Yolanda Wood
Hannah

Written by

Jane Austen

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Two sisters find that they have to make their own way in the world after their father is jailed. Elinor is a cleaner in a spa. Marianne works for a marketing company but she also makes scented lotions, which turn out to be a real winner.

Release date: 13 May 2011

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" I'm a sucker for Jane Austen. Don't judge me. This is the second modern adaptation I've seen of this story ("From Prada to Nada" being the first). Like "Pride and Prejudice," while it is a spectacular story, it just translates better as a period piece. As a modern film, something is missing...it's too predictable. The only successful modernizing of a Jane Austen novel has been "Emma" to "Clueless," in my opinion. Until they can figure out how to do that, I'm going to be stuck watching the"