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Sep 21, 2026

Robert BarronHOST
3:11
I remember reading that book and liking it very much.
Robert BarronHOST
3:13
And then Ang Lee, the great director, directed this movie, which is...
Robert BarronHOST
3:18
Very beautiful to look at.
Robert BarronHOST
3:19
It's a beautifully composed film.
BetsyHOST
7:18
But it's not.
BetsyHOST
7:19
And the fact that Ang Lee directed it was a big deal.
BetsyHOST
7:24
I remember that being a big deal.
Greg KnightHOST
7:26
This was my first time watching Sense and Sensibility.

11 MINS LATER

Greg KnightHOST
18:39
it's like it's like les mis is kind of playing out around them but they're kind of oblivious
BetsyHOST
18:44
everyone's like sorry we had to let go of all those servants at the beginning of the film yeah
Greg KnightHOST
18:50
exactly um okay not as hot takes it's so funny like i was thinking about the angley of this right it's so funny based on his filmography Ang Lee is so good at filming people in rooms talking, you know, it's just like, because you, because I think that now, because we think of his later stuff, you think, oh, Ang Lee, you're thinking like visual spectacle, right? So Crouching Tiger, Life of Pi, these sort of, you know, expansive things.
Greg KnightHOST
19:24
But then when you think about what Ang Lee is actually really good at, it's this, it's Brokeback Mountain.
Brendan O'ConnorHOST
8:01
Now, it looks quite traditional, is it?
Esther O'Moore DonoghueGUEST
8:04
Well, I think, well, the last big, big adaptation was Ang Lee and Emma Thompson's version, which had Hugh Grant and Kate Winslet.
Esther O'Moore DonoghueGUEST
8:10
And I think the energy of that, you could say, is maybe more rumpy.
Esther O'Moore DonoghueGUEST
8:13
It's more British.
Matt NegliaHOST
12:10
However...
Matt NegliaHOST
12:11
i actually think that the movie should contend for more i actually am very surprised that focus features did not bring this to a single fall film festival because i think that would have possibly have given it a better perception in the eyes of people as an awards contender I understand that they did not want to draw heavy comparisons to Ang Lee's film, which is still heralded as a masterpiece by many.
Matt NegliaHOST
12:37
So I get the reason to kind of be more strategic about how they're rolling it out to people.
Matt NegliaHOST
12:44
Based on the social media reactions, responses seem to be really positive though.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
1:11
More than two centuries later, the story of the Dashwood sisters continues to attract new readers and new interpretations.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
1:18
31 years after Ang Lee's celebrated 1999 film, adapted by and starring Emma Thompson alongside Kate Winslet, Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman, Sense and Sensibility is returning to the cinema – The new film, directed by Georgia Oakley, stars Daisy Edgar-Jones, Katrina Balfe and Fiona Shaw.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
1:37
In this episode, we want to explore what Sense and Sensibility meant to Austen's original readers, what the novel tells us about women, money, marriage and independence, and why each new generation seeks to rediscover its own sense and sensibility.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
1:52
And to help me do this, I'm delighted to welcome our panel of experts.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
3:28
It's a hugely popular part of Jane Austen's work.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
3:31
And it's one that also has been adapted many times for screen.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
3:35
And the thing I suppose that shocked me the most when I was researching this was to realise that the Ang Lee version is is more than 30 years old.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
3:44
It was from 1995 because in my head it seemed like only 15 or at the most 20 years ago.
GalactoshHOST
36:17
Hulk.
GalactoshHOST
36:18
I just keep thinking of the Stuart Lee joke when he met Ang Lee.
GalactoshHOST
36:26
Ah, Ang Lee, you wouldn't like me when I'm angry.
GalactoshHOST
36:30
LAUGHTER Don't make me angly.
GalactoshHOST
36:32
You wouldn't like me when I'm angly.

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SleevesHOST
122:10
Oh, yes, but two in total.
GalactoshHOST
122:11
Two in, yeah.
GalactoshHOST
122:12
You know, Ang Lee.
DanielHOST
30:22
Like, why am I playing? Just give it the five.
IanHOST
30:27
The other one he mentioned was Ang Lee's Lust Caution, which I brought up a while back.
IanHOST
30:33
And he mentioned that a few months after hearing it on the podcast, he came across a Blu-ray and immediately snagged it up to discover it was nothing short of masterful.
IanHOST
30:43
And he thinks that the two leads, Tang Wei and Tony Leung, were incredible in the roles.
Daisy Edgar-JonesGUEST
7:29
Everyone's incredible and such a joy to be working with them.
Doireann GarrihyHOST
7:32
In the film, am I right in saying there are a couple of nods and tributes to the Ang Lee version with some of the shots and the lines? And did you watch Emma Thompson or did you not want to be influenced? How does that work when it comes to someone who plays a role so well?
Daisy Edgar-JonesGUEST
7:45
Yes, well, it's impossible not to be influenced because also Sense and Sensibility, the 95 version, is one of my favourite films and Emma's performance in that is like a performance I remember watching as a kid and being like, wow, that is acting.
Daisy Edgar-JonesGUEST
7:56
That's amazing.
DanHOST
30:04
Yes, yeah, so the gently helmed.
DanHOST
30:08
Is that Ang Lee? No.
James PaxGUEST
30:10
No, it was by the Chinese Zhang Yimao.
DanHOST
30:13
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it.
AveryPANELIST
56:38
It kind of reminded
Anderson CowanHOST
56:39
me Ang Lee's the Hulk, which was, uh, it was just Hulk, I think, which he was doing on purpose.
Anderson CowanHOST
56:44
Ang Lee was doing on purpose.
Anderson CowanHOST
56:46
He wanted to look like a, kind of like a cross section of the comic book cartoony Hulk, as well as like a new fangled CGI Hulk.
Anderson CowanHOST
56:53
And people either liked it or they didn't.

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