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Sense and Sensibility | Media Adaptations
Sense and Sensibility was first adapted for television in 1985. This version starred Irene Richards and Tracey Childs.
A movie adaptation was produced in 1995 by Columbia/Tri Star Studios and directed by Ang Lee. The film starred Emma Thompson (who also wrote the Oscar-winning screenplay), Hugh Grant, and Kate Winslet.
Several abridged audio recordings of the novel have been produced, most notably a version read by Kate Winslet, produced by Highbridge.
An unabridged audio version, 900 minutes long and performed by Jill Masters, is available from Blackstone...
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