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Delbert Mann (Director), H.R FILMOGRAPHY Dates of available productions in bold print. Sense and Sensibility 1950: Delbert Mann (director), H.R. Hays (writer), NBC, live, 60 min. 1971: David Giles (director), Denis Constanduros (writer), BBC, miniseries, 4 parts, 200 min. 1981: Rodney Bennett (director), Alexander Baron and Denis Constanduros (writers), BBC, miniseries, 7 parts, 174 min. 1995: Ang Lee (director) Emma Thompson (writer), Columbia Pictures, feature film, 136 min. 2008: John Alexander (director), Andrew Davies (writer), BBC, miniseries, 3 parts, 180 min. Modern setting versions: 1990: Sensibility and Sense, David Hugh Jones (director), Richard Nelson (writer), American Playhouse, season 9 episode 1. 2000: Kandukondain Kandukondain (I have found it). Rajiv Menon (director and writer), Sujatha (writer). Sri Surya Films, Tamil with English subtitles, 151 min. 2011: From Prada to Nada, Angel Gracia (director), Fina Torres, Luis Alfaro, Craig Fernandez (writers), OddLot Entertainment, Spanish/English, 107 min. 2011: Scents and Sensibility, Brian Brough (director), Silver Peak Productions, 89 min. (Only available in America.) Pride and Prejudice 1938: Michael Barry (director/writer), BBC, 55 min. 1940: Robert Z. Leonard (director), Aldous Huxley and Jane Murfin (writers), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, feature film, 118 min. 1949: Fred Coe (director), Samuel Taylor (writer), NBC, live, 60 min. 1952: Campbell Logan (director), Cedric Wallis (writer), BBC, live, miniseries, 6 parts, 180 min. 1958: Barbara Burnham (director), Cedric Wallis (writer, same script as 1952), BBC, live, miniseries, 6 parts, 180 min. 38 Irony and Idyll 1967: Joan Craft (director), Nemone Lethbridge (writer), BBC, miniseries, 6 parts, 180 min. 1980: Cyril Coke (director), Fay Weldon (writer), BBC, miniseries, 5 parts, 259 min. 1995: Simon Langton (director), Andrew Davies (writer), BBC, miniseries, 6 parts, 300 min. 2005: Joe Wright (director), Deborah Moggach (writer), Universal Pictures/Working Title, feature film, 127 min. Modern setting versions: 2003: Pride and Prejudice – A Latter Day Comedy, Bestboy Pictures, Andrew Black (director), Anne Black, Jason Faller and Katherine Swigert (writers), 104 min. 2004: Bride and Prejudice, Gurinder Chadha (director), Paul Mayeda Berges (writer), Pathé Pictures, 122 min. 2011: A Modern Pride and Prejudice, Bonnie Mae (director and writer), limited American distribution, 125 min. 2012-13: The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, developed by Hank Green and Bernie Sue, Pemberley Digital, 100 video-blog episodes on internet. Mansfield Park 1983: David Giles (director), Ken Taylor (writer), BBC, miniseries, 261 min. 1999: Patricia Rozema (director and writer), Miramax, feature film, 112 min. 2007: Iain B. MacDonald (director), Maggie Wadey (writer), ITV,93 min. Emma 1948: Michael Barry (director), Judy Campbell (writer), BBC, live, television play, 105 min. 1954: Martine Bartlett and Peter Donat (writers), NBC, live, television theatre, 60 min. 1960: Campbell Logan (director), Vincent Tilsley (writer), BBC,live, miniseries, 6 parts, 180 min. 1960: John Desmond (director), Claire Roskam (writer), CBS, 60 min. 1972: John Glenister (director), Denis Constanduros (writer), BBC, miniseries, 5 parts, 257 min. .
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