52 Films Inspired by Jane Austen

Cher is a popular, wealthy high school student in Beverly Hills who enjoys manipulating the social lives of her teachers. When she tries to makeover the new, unpolished student Tai, she unexpectedly finds her own world changing. As Tai gains…

Jane Austen: The Unseen Portrait details the intriguing story surrounding the discovery of a previously unknown portrait and provides compelling new perspectives on Austen's life and writing.

Set in 19th-century England, the story follows a young woman who, despite her good intentions, repeatedly interferes in the romantic relationships of her friends.

Bridget Jones' post-breakup life isn't quite the fairytale she imagined. Now in her forties and single, she prioritizes work and reconnects with friends while embracing new ones. For the first time, Bridget feels truly in control. But her carefully constructed…

This is a completely improvised comedy play where the actors create a fictional Jane Austen novel. The story is built from scratch, starting with a title suggested by the audience.

This romantic comedy tells the story of Joe Fox, a successful bookseller, and Kathleen Kelly, who owns a small, independent bookstore. They unexpectedly connect on an online dating site. As they begin to fall for each other, it becomes clear…

A driven woman building her career in New York City must navigate the complications that arise when her former boyfriend takes a job at her company.

Fanny Price, a lively young woman, is sent to live with her wealthy cousins on their large estate to learn how to behave in high society. Surrounded by luxury, Fanny’s quick wit and cheerful personality start to change the way…

Facing financial hardship, young Jane Austen is expected by her parents to marry Lady Gresham's wealthy nephew. However, Jane realizes this marriage would stifle her spirit and artistic identity. She develops a connection with Tom Lefroy, an engaging but impoverished…

A lively and independent woman, Elizabeth Bennet, clashes with the wealthy and aloof Mr. Darcy. This new musical adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel is by Tony Award nominee Paul Gordon, known for his work on Broadway's "Jane Eyre."

Catherine Morland, a romantic young woman, arrives to stay with the affluent Tilney family. As she experiences life with them, Catherine discovers that marriage in that era is often based on wealth and social standing, rather than love.

This story updates Jane Austen's classic with a modern LDS setting. Elizabeth Bennet is a driven college student focused on her studies, with no plans for marriage until graduation. However, her resolve is challenged by two men: the charming but…

A woman deeply captivated by the BBC's "Pride and Prejudice" series journeys to a Jane Austen-themed park, hoping to find her ideal partner.

After their father's unexpected death, two privileged sisters from Beverly Hills find themselves without money and must relocate to East Los Angeles to live with their estranged aunt.

Approaching her fortieth birthday, Jane Austen remains unmarried. When her niece Fanny asks for her help in choosing a suitable husband for the young woman, the aging spinster begins to reflect on her own life and the reasons behind her…

This period comedy follows Mrs. Bennet, who is determined to marry off her five daughters to wealthy men. Her plans gain momentum when a rich bachelor moves into the neighborhood. But Mrs. Bennet's pursuit of ideal matches becomes complicated by…

Lady Susan Vernon, a charming but manipulative woman, goes to live with her in-laws to avoid gossip about her past and to arrange marriages for herself and her daughter. Her plans are disrupted by two attractive young men: the handsome…

Elinor and Marianne Dashwood are left without money when their father's inheritance is lost. While searching for financial stability, they face prejudice and discouragement from those around them. Amidst romantic possibilities, discerning who to trust becomes complicated. Can the sisters…

A young woman's fascination with dramatic Gothic stories causes confusion and misinterpretations in her romantic relationships.

Lilly, a devoted reader and romantic at heart, is astonished when her wish to speak with her favorite author unexpectedly comes true, and Jane Austen herself appears in her life.

Anne Elliot lives with her upper-class family, who are struggling financially. Anne is a woman with forward-thinking ideas. When Frederick Wentworth, a man she previously rejected, reappears, Anne is faced with a decision: ignore their shared history or consider the…

This adaptation of Jane Austen's *Sense and Sensibility* follows the lives of two sisters navigating love and society. Following a family upheaval, Marianne finds herself drawn to two different men, while Elinor yearns for a connection that seems unattainable.

In a contemporary setting in Tamil Nadu, two sisters approach love with contrasting perspectives. Their lives become complicated when they each attract the attention of three potential partners.

Harriet, a woman who believes no man can measure up to Mr. Darcy, is magically transported into the world of *Pride and Prejudice*. There, she unexpectedly gets the opportunity to discover the truth. Starring Eliza Bennett and Nicholas Bishop.

Pride And Prejudice: Having A Ball follows social historian Amanda Vickery as she assembles a team of specialists to recreate a Regency-era ball. The recreation, inspired by the Netherfield ball in Jane Austen's novel, is staged to commemorate the 200th…

Six Californians form a book club dedicated to exploring Jane Austen's novels. As they discuss Austen's stories, the club members begin to confront personal issues that resonate with the themes in the books.

In this new take on Jane Austen's story, a zombie outbreak disrupts 19th century England, focusing on the complicated relationships between people of different social standings. Elizabeth Bennet is a skilled martial artist and fighter, while Mr. Darcy is a…

This charming film follows two passionate teachers competing for the chance to stage a previously unknown play by Jane Austen, written when she was just twelve. Driven by their love of drama and literature, they work together to uncover Austen's…

Emma Woodhouse, a well-meaning but often intrusive young woman, enjoys matchmaking for others, frequently attempting to pair people who are mismatched. Though she’s deeply interested in romance, Emma remains unaware of her own romantic feelings, particularly concerning the kind Mr.…

Bridget Jones has been happily dating barrister Mark Darcy for six weeks. But while on assignment in Thailand with her unreliable ex, Daniel Cleaver – who claims to have changed – Bridget begins to wonder if she truly has everything…

Emma, a beloved classic by Jane Austen, is now a musical. This adaptation by Paul Gordon brings Austen's timeless story to life for today's audiences, reimagining the setting with a mid-century modern style while staying true to the original language.

England, 1813. During a highly anticipated marriage proposal, Miss Estrogenia Talbot experiences her first period. Her suitor, Mr. Dickley, misinterprets the blood as an injury, revealing a significant gap in his formal education.

This featurette documents the process of adapting the classic Jane Austen novel for the screen. It includes interviews with the director, screenwriter, and key members of the production team – including makeup and costume designers – offering insights into the…

In early 19th century England, the five unmarried Bennet sisters compete for the attention of the wealthy Mr. Bingley and his aloof friend, Mr. Darcy, who have arrived in the area. Bingley is instantly drawn to Jane, the eldest sister,…

Seeking purpose, Elizabeth enters her dog in a prestigious New York show. She clashes with the aloof and critical judge, Donovan Darcy, and a series of miscommunications complicate their growing connection.

Born in Steventon, Hampshire, in December 1775, Jane Austen would become one of literature's most enduring figures. Despite writing only six novels – "Sense and Sensibility," "Pride and Prejudice," "Mansfield Park," "Emma," "Persuasion," and "Northanger Abbey" – she remains beloved…

Austentatious is an award-winning improvised comedy show inspired by the works of Jane Austen. Each performance is created live, based on a title suggested by the audience – like "Mansfield Shark" or "Darcy and Hutch." No two shows are alike.…

This period drama centers on Emma Woodhouse, a woman determined to control the romantic lives of others, particularly her friend Harriet. Though well-intentioned, Emma's matchmaking often backfires. Facing the fallout, she confronts challenges from figures like Mr. Knightley and Mrs.…

Jane Austen lived from 1775 to 1817, a life that, while perhaps not outwardly remarkable, profoundly impacted the world of literature. This DVD explores the locations that influenced Austen's writing and inspired her enduringly popular novels. Journey to Steventon, her…

This film continues a three-part exploration of Jane Austen's life and writing. It focuses on the social customs of Regency England, from 1811 to 1820. The film also reveals details about high fashion, fine dining, and the important public and…

Mrs. Bakshi is keen to find husbands for her four unmarried daughters, so she arranges for them to meet handsome American Will Darcy through a family friend. This is a modern Bollywood adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel.

A self-help author who wrote a guide to finding ideal husbands now sets out to find suitable partners for her own five unmarried daughters.

This drama-documentary explores the life of Jane Austen. Anna Chancellor, a distant relative of the author, uncovers the woman behind the novels through readings and reconstructions. The film includes location footage of Austen's homes in Steventon and Chawton, as well…

Historian Lucy Worsley journeys to England, exploring the locations and homes that shaped Jane Austen's life and provided the settings for her novels.

In 19th-century England, Emma Woodhouse enjoys a privileged life and takes it upon herself to guide the romantic lives of others. Confident in her matchmaking abilities, she overlooks her own lack of romantic experience. Witty and charming, Emma is convinced…

Anne Elliot and Captain Frederick Wentworth were once deeply in love, but their relationship ended when Anne's family lost money and they were separated. Years later, Anne's father rents out their estate to Admiral Croft, bringing Anne and Frederick back…

Bridget Jones, a woman trying to live up to impossible standards, decides to change her life. She starts a diary, vowing to record only the honest truth. Her attractive boss shows interest in her, and she keeps unexpectedly meeting a…

This is a story of love and life within the English aristocracy during the Georgian period. Mr. Bennet, a gentleman in Hertfordshire, lives with his domineering wife and five daughters. However, if he were to die, their home would pass…

Anne Elliot lives with her wealthy but snobbish family as they face financial ruin. Anne is a woman with forward-thinking ideas. Her life changes when Frederick Wentworth, a man she previously rejected, returns. Anne must decide whether to remain focused…

This film celebrates English author Jane Austen (1775-1817) by combining excerpts from her novels with rare historical photographs and images that recreate her time. While her stories are now popular in period dramas, Austen's novels were not widely successful during…