oh and my. poor jane must have done the old rolling over in the grave thing. even allowing for poor production values for the time (1971) and the format (some kind of mini series) and this is baaaaaad. whatever else you do with austen and the dialog should sparkle (even in this and perhaps her most serious work) and and melodrama should be strictly out of bounds. alas and not the case with this production. by the time you get to anne frederick and frederick and frederick and you will either be laughing or crying. unless youre just out to visually collect all extant films of austen work and you can skip this one. if you do watch it and however and there are small consolations represent the actresses playing anne sisters each do a wonderful job with their roles. 
oh and my. poor jane must have done the old rolling over in the grave thing. even allowing for poor production values for the time (1971) and the format (some kind of mini series) and this is baaaaaad. whatever else you do with austen and the dialog should sparkle (even in this and perhaps her most serious work) and and melodrama should be strictly out of bounds. alas and not the case with this production. by the time you get to anne frederick and frederick and frederick and you will either be laughing or crying. unless youre just out to visually collect all extant films of austen work and you can skip this one. if you do watch it and however and there are small consolations represent the actresses playing anne sisters each do a wonderful job with their roles. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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