Emma: This splendid dramatization brings to life all the glorious wit and sharp humor of arguably Jane Austen's finest novel, recreating her most irritatingly endearing female character, Emma, of whom she wrote "no one but myself could like."



Mansfield Park: Jane Austen's story of virtue and vice tells of young and impoverished Fanny Price who arrives at the elegant country estate of her uncle, Sir Thomas Bertarm. True virtue triumphs over superficiality in this distinguished, BBC production of Jane Austen's celebrated novel.



Northanger Abbey: A tale of adventure and romance, this enchanting dramatisation captures the spirit and wit of Jane Austin's classic novel. This intriguing story is set in eighteenth-century Bath, a society of decadence and deceit, into which romantic Henry invite Catherine Morland to his home, Northanger Abbey. She arrives bursting with a freshness, integrity and a passion for macabre Gothic novels. There a dark mystery unfolds, making her blood run cold.



Persuasion: This beautiful dramatization of Persuasion conveys all the passions and frustrations of Jane Austen's most mature heroine Anne Elliot, as she finds herself persuaded to reject her chance for true love.



Pride and Prejudice: The timeless themes of love and marriage in Jane Austen's superb romantic comedy have captured readers for generations. Now, A&E and the BBC have brought this beloved classic to life in a compelling production. It's the story of the lively and rebellious Elizabeth Benentt, one of five unmarried daughters living in the countryside of 19th century England. In a world where obtaining an advantageous marriage is a woman's sole occupation, Elizabeth's independent manner threatens her family's future. Will her romantic sparring with the mysterious and arrogant Darcy end in misfortune - or will love's true nature prevail?



Sense and Sensibility: Hailed as "wonderfully 18th century" and offering equal measures of humor and drama, this magnificent BBC production tells the story of two sisters attempting to find happiness in the tightly structured society of 18th century England.