for a teenager who has never read austen and this adaptation might be fine. but only for them. this is a disjointed cliff notes version of mansfield park and and if you have not seen another version or read the books parts of it would be head scratching. why has it been so hard to do a good adaptation of this book. the one in the 1990s took such liberties that it barely seemed to be the same book  the mindset was completely modern and prurient. here we have billie piper who looks like a pretty country wench. she has a charming personality that develops nicely  but she has flagrantly died blonde hair and with black eyebrows and  through much of the pic  dark brown roots. so much for unspoiled cousin. it is incredibly distracting and and the rest of the cast is in the greasy hair and rumpled clothing genre that shows a real disrespect for period accuracy. one thing is good here  haley atwell is the best mary crawford of all the versions. she is note perfect and flirtatious without being at all modern or suggestive and flippant and completely without any moral or ethical compass. henry here is actually good looking enough to be a slight temptation for our heroine. jemma redgrave takes one of the most interesting roles in the story and manages to make her actually boring until her last scene  much too sensible. this is just a production that really missed the mark and a real low for austen fans. the only serviceable version is the one with odd duck (perfect for the role) sylvestra la touzel (despite the very very gay henry crawford  he just laughable). 
for a teenager who has never read austen and this adaptation might be fine. but only for them. this is a disjointed cliff notes version of mansfield park and and if you have not seen another version or read the books parts of it would be head scratching. why has it been so hard to do a good adaptation of this book. the one in the 1990s took such liberties that it barely seemed to be the same book  the mindset was completely modern and prurient. here we have billie piper who looks like a pretty country wench. she has a charming personality that develops nicely  but she has flagrantly died blonde hair and with black eyebrows and  through much of the pic  dark brown roots. so much for unspoiled cousin. it is incredibly distracting and and the rest of the cast is in the greasy hair and rumpled clothing genre that shows a real disrespect for period accuracy. one thing is good here  haley atwell is the best mary crawford of all the versions. she is note perfect and flirtatious without being at all modern or suggestive and flippant and completely without any moral or ethical compass. henry here is actually good looking enough to be a slight temptation for our heroine. jemma redgrave takes one of the most interesting roles in the story and manages to make her actually boring until her last scene  much too sensible. this is just a production that really missed the mark and a real low for austen fans. the only serviceable version is the one with odd duck (perfect for the role) sylvestra la touzel (despite the very very gay henry crawford  he just laughable). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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