no Jane Austen is quite a fine they
think whose afternoon for eat
good afternoon mother I think that it's
quite different from the Austen's it
feels like a fielding it feels like Tom
Jones or Joseph Andrews it feels quite
picaresque it moves really fast
for me that it'd be called loving
friendship was important and I think it
helped it change its nature it's not
just about one character it's about
whole world and quite a few
relationships the most accomplished
flirt in all england reginald of course
he seems to be motivated by curiosity
and that gets him into all sorts of
trouble Susan yes lazy susan has been
visiting Churchill Lady Susan Vernon yes
I understand Lady Susan possesses a
degree of captivating deceit which might
be pleasing to detect good evening what
charming expression unusually for a
romantic bitter church she's sort of a
core not really a very good person and
yet she's kind of celebrated there's a
certain pleasure in making a person
predetermined to dislike instead
acknowledge one's superiority so nervous
I think you need people to make things
happen even if their motives are openly
bad and I love people who are charming
and can convince others of anything you
think she's a genius at this happened
and eat its garden the character of lazy
susan is just so brilliant she's so
interesting and so flawed and so
multi-layered he has offered you the one
thing he has a value to give his income
so Frederika you you read both verse and
poetry
the casting of an acronym Tom Bennett
for the part of Sir James Martin he kind
of created this character that
practically didn't exist on a page how
do you do
okay I know you asked excellent truly
very well thank you
Alisha is maybe Susan's best friend and
confidant I think maybe her only real
friends she embraced his lady Susan and
where she is and encourages her heart
woman I know
deranged but if you're going to be
jealous you should not have married such
a charming man
I think wit brings a very distinctive
style to his films and I think it's
really interesting to bring it to a Jane
Austen also his characters in his other
films talk about Austen a lot and and
argue about us in the context of the
novel and nearly everything Jane Austen
wrote is near ridiculous from today's
perspective has it ever occurred to you
that today look that from Jane Austen's
perspective would look even worse Jane
Austen is of course it phenomenal
moralist the stories strike at the very
heart of how we question our behavior
and who we are and our honesty these
things make of course innocent
entertainments as films