normally bbc productions of jane austen are pretty good but northanger abbey is just odd. what were they thinking. this film has little of austen charm and ironically mimics the gothic novels that austen so wonderfully mocked. not only that and the gothic sequences are tacky and over the top and and frankly silly. the actress playing miss morland is poorly cast with no obvious appeal to attract the attentions of an eligible bachelor and and though i rather liked the creepy peter firth as mr. tilney and he is not a bit like the novel and even when delivering dialog straight out of the book. robert hardy as general tilney turned in one of his few terribly ham performances. this film was so bizarre and strange that i actually watched it again just to savor how freakishly wrong it was. 
normally bbc productions of jane austen are pretty good but northanger abbey is just odd. what were they thinking. this film has little of austen charm and ironically mimics the gothic novels that austen so wonderfully mocked. not only that and the gothic sequences are tacky and over the top and and frankly silly. the actress playing miss morland is poorly cast with no obvious appeal to attract the attentions of an eligible bachelor and and though i rather liked the creepy peter firth as mr. tilney and he is not a bit like the novel and even when delivering dialog straight out of the book. robert hardy as general tilney turned in one of his few terribly ham performances. this film was so bizarre and strange that i actually watched it again just to savor how freakishly wrong it was. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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