For me, this adaptation of the novel marked a new style of period dramas, which would seemingly inspire Cary Fukunaga’s version of Jane Eyre and other films that aspired to inspire an interest in classic British literature in the youth market. The 1995 adaptation of the novel is considered to be the most faithful and best, but today I am going to write about my favourite adaptation, made in 2005, directed by Joe Wright and starring Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfayden, Brenda Blethyn, Donald Sutherland and many other extremely talented British actors. It has been translated into a large number of languages, influenced many other authors, such as PD James who wrote a murder suspense sequel entitled Death Comes to Pemberley, and has even been adapted into a Bollywood film called Bride and Prejudice. Its impact on popular culture is so far reaching that it is both impossible and mind-boggling to try and track this impact. Her novel, published in 1813, is probably the most famous of her seven books. Her books, which centre on young women living during the Georgian era, are filled with wit, love, realism and the question of whether marriage can ever be conceived through love in a society obsessed with social position and money. Jane Austen is one of the most famous British authors to ever live.
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