00:00And we're rolling.
00:03We will find somewhere else just as nice as the money father left us.
00:07What money?
00:08Sense & Sensibility follows the Dashwood sisters, Eleanor and Marianne,
00:12as they navigate life and love and family and sisterhood.
00:16It's a love story between two sisters,
00:18and we really try to focus on their relationship.
00:21I require so much.
00:23In our version of Sense & Sensibility,
00:25we really experience love at first sight.
00:27Edward Ferris.
00:28Eleanor Dashwood.
00:29Our movie feels wild, and we get to see a lot more of Edward and Eleanor,
00:33which I really love.
00:35I like him.
00:36I greatly esteem him.
00:38I greatly esteem him.
00:41Edward and Eleanor form a deep connection,
00:43and they feel all of these things,
00:45but they're often putting themselves to one side
00:47for what they believe to be the greater good.
00:49Eleanor Dashwood is the sensible one.
00:52She is very level-headed and calm and kind.
00:56And her sister, Marianne, is sort of considered to be Sensibility,
00:59who allows her emotions to bubble up and take over.
01:03The man who loves me must burn with it.
01:05A handsome gentleman saved Marianne's life.
01:08Not her life, good madam.
01:09Really an ankle.
01:10Her initial attraction to Willoughby lies in his adventurousness,
01:14and also the circumstances with which they meet
01:16fulfil a certain romanticism, you know.
01:18To whom are we so obliged?
01:20Mr. Willoughby, ma'am.
01:21Marianne and Willoughby.
01:24Their connection is a passion of music and love,
01:28and they both have a lust for life.
01:30Your sister seems happy.
01:32Yes, excessively so.
01:35Marianne's very present in everything she does.
01:38Colonel Brandon loves her freedom
01:40and loves the way she sees things.
01:45I've always been a huge fan of Sense and Sensibility,
01:47and it was exciting to have the chance to tell it in my way.
01:50Austen has always really appealed to me,
01:53and she seemed to really understand power and gender dynamics.
01:57Georgia definitely is an auteur.
01:58There's a real identity to her vision.
02:00I think a man ought to be at least artificially passionate,
02:03or he'd be sincerely dull.
02:05The visuals, the sound, the performances, the story,
02:08the best way of seeing that and appreciating that is in a cinema.
02:12Have you never told him how you feel?
02:14For what?
02:14For love.
02:15Jane Austen's stories are timeless.
02:16Her themes of love and self-discovery and loss.
02:20It's just really exciting to be a part of a classic Austen story
02:24and breathe new life into this.
02:26I'll have you all three married before you know it.
02:48who's about her.
02:48How could she become a female?
02:48He won the love.
02:48She's like me to be.
02:48But I was like, she's for one.
02:48I'm so sorry.
02:48I thought she knew I would like to be a woman.
02:48I'm so sorry.
