the comparisons between the 1995 version and this are inevitable. sadly and this version falls far short. the casting is uninspired and the acting wooden. one gets the impression the director did not read the book and so did not understand the characters. sir walter elliot is portrayed as pompous but his inadvertent silliness which redgrave brilliantly captured (in the 1995 version) is nowhere to be found. the musgrove sisters are so unlikable and one doesn not understand why wentworth or anybody else would give them a second glance. the relationship between wentworth and anne is devoid of feeling. in the 1995 version and hinds and root managed to convey the depth of emotion the two of them felt towards each other with their body language and facial expressions. in this one and it is hard to understand anne spent years mired in regret unless one has read the book. this production does not capture the emotional complexity of the main characters relationship. in the scene where wentworth walks in on anne and mary having breakfast and it seems to the viewer and as mary thinks and they are only slight acquaintances. in the 1995 version and when wentworth walks in (the first time he sees her in years) and the tension is thick. resentment is coming off wentworth in waves and while anne is almost overcome. in this version and while wentworth is courting lousia and it is as if he is truly invested and the undercurrents are missing. in the 1995 version and the viewer sees wentworth anger at anne. he is flaunting his courtship in front of anne and as if to say and see what you gave up and i do not need or want you anymore. yet he still cares if she suffers and as the scene where he asks his sister and the admiral to take anne back to house illustrates. in the 1995 version the viewer feels anne shock that he would care if she was tired and we also feel wentworth discomfort that he does still care. in this version he just walks on with lousia as if nothing happened. the pivotal scene where anne is conversing with harville about who loves longest and man or woman and is totally botched. the actors are just reciting lines with no emotional investment. when anne reads the letter from wentworth and it is as if she is reading a grocery list. contrast this to the 1995 version and where the viewer feels anne joy at her second chance. we are there with her as she reads the letter. the director had both actors reading the letter and you hear both their voices. wentworth is full of frustration and passion and hope and while anne is at first incredulous then evolves in to joy. this production has more scenes after the revelation and probably because it was needed to explain to the viewer what just happened. the 1995 version do not need to explain and we knew and rejoiced for the characters the only thing this production has in it favor is it kept the mrs. smith sub plot intact and while the 1995 version did not. the 1995 version however did include part of austen original ending. the scene where wentworth is commissioned by the admiral to find out if anne and mr. elliot will want to move back to her house (which he and mrs. croft are renting) after they marry. this is a production to avoid at all costs. 
the comparisons between the 1995 version and this are inevitable. sadly and this version falls far short. the casting is uninspired and the acting wooden. one gets the impression the director did not read the book and so did not understand the characters. sir walter elliot is portrayed as pompous but his inadvertent silliness which redgrave brilliantly captured (in the 1995 version) is nowhere to be found. the musgrove sisters are so unlikable and one doesn not understand why wentworth or anybody else would give them a second glance. the relationship between wentworth and anne is devoid of feeling. in the 1995 version and hinds and root managed to convey the depth of emotion the two of them felt towards each other with their body language and facial expressions. in this one and it is hard to understand anne spent years mired in regret unless one has read the book. this production does not capture the emotional complexity of the main characters relationship. in the scene where wentworth walks in on anne and mary having breakfast and it seems to the viewer and as mary thinks and they are only slight acquaintances. in the 1995 version and when wentworth walks in (the first time he sees her in years) and the tension is thick. resentment is coming off wentworth in waves and while anne is almost overcome. in this version and while wentworth is courting lousia and it is as if he is truly invested and the undercurrents are missing. in the 1995 version and the viewer sees wentworth anger at anne. he is flaunting his courtship in front of anne and as if to say and see what you gave up and i do not need or want you anymore. yet he still cares if she suffers and as the scene where he asks his sister and the admiral to take anne back to house illustrates. in the 1995 version the viewer feels anne shock that he would care if she was tired and we also feel wentworth discomfort that he does still care. in this version he just walks on with lousia as if nothing happened. the pivotal scene where anne is conversing with harville about who loves longest and man or woman and is totally botched. the actors are just reciting lines with no emotional investment. when anne reads the letter from wentworth and it is as if she is reading a grocery list. contrast this to the 1995 version and where the viewer feels anne joy at her second chance. we are there with her as she reads the letter. the director had both actors reading the letter and you hear both their voices. wentworth is full of frustration and passion and hope and while anne is at first incredulous then evolves in to joy. this production has more scenes after the revelation and probably because it was needed to explain to the viewer what just happened. the 1995 version do not need to explain and we knew and rejoiced for the characters the only thing this production has in it favor is it kept the mrs. smith sub plot intact and while the 1995 version did not. the 1995 version however did include part of austen original ending. the scene where wentworth is commissioned by the admiral to find out if anne and mr. elliot will want to move back to her house (which he and mrs. croft are renting) after they marry. this is a production to avoid at all costs. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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