We Finally Have Daisy Edgar-Jones' 'Sense And Sensibility' Release Date

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00:00We finally have Daisy Edgar Jones' Sense and Sensibility release date.

00:05Jane Austen is having a full Regency revival, with a new Netflix Pride and Prejudice,

00:10a BBC Mary Bennett spin-off, and now a new Sense and Sensibility movie starring Daisy Edgar Jones.

00:16As my favorite Austen novel, I literally screamed at the news.

00:20Aside from a 2024 Hallmark take, the last major film was in 1995,

00:26so a big screen revival is long overdue.

00:28The new Sense and Sensibility movie hits theaters on September 11, 2026,

00:34a perfect release date for such a cozy, comforting story.

00:38In the meantime, you can rent Emma Thompson's Sense and Sensibility on Amazon Prime.

00:43Early Sense and Sensibility leaks show Daisy Edgar Jones, Fiona Shaw, and others in beautifully detailed costumes,

00:50sparking major fan excitement.

00:52Viewers praised Fiona Shaw as a perfect Mrs. Jennings

00:55and called Daisy breathtaking as Eleanor on social media.

00:59As a longtime fan, I'm eager to see this adaptation come to life.

01:04The cast is stacked with period drama talent.

01:07Daisy Edgar Jones as Eleanor and Esme Creed Miles as Marianne lead the film,

01:11alongside George McKay, Edward Ferrars,

01:13Frank Delane, John Willoughby, and Herbert Nordrum, Colonel Brandon.

01:18Katriana Balfe and Bodhi Rae Brettnock play Mrs. Dashwood and Margaret,

01:23with Fiona Shaw as the unforgettable Mrs. Jennings.

01:27Yes, a new Sense and Sensibility movie is on the way,

01:30starring Twister's Daisy Edgar Jones.

01:32Georgia Oakley will direct, Diana Reed will write the screenplay,

01:36and the film is being produced by Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner of Working Title Films,

01:41along with India Flint and Joe Wallet of November Pictures.

01:44The plot centers on sisters Eleanor and Marianne,

01:47who must leave their home after their father's death and their brother's inheritance.

01:51Starting over in the countryside,

01:53they encounter love, heartbreak, and the charm, and deception, of the men they meet.

01:58For the Dashwood family, a 500-pound yearly allowance,

02:02roughly $35,000 today, meant living modestly and budgeting carefully,

02:07especially since none of the women could earn their own income.

02:11The story warns against being ruled entirely by emotion or logic.

02:15Both extremes can lead to heartbreak.

02:17To me, the story shows that love and life work best with balance,

02:21embracing romantic feelings while staying grounded in common sense.

02:25Even allowing for the norms of 1811,

02:27Marianne being 16 and Colonel Brandon 35 is a major yikes.

02:32The 19-year age gap feels unsettling today.

02:36And while Austin meant Brandon to represent stability after heartbreak,

02:39modern readers are right to question it.