The Making of Sense & Sensibility 1995 [FULL] | Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Alan Rickman
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- After the death of their father, three young girls find themselves in abject poverty. The responsibility to provide for the family lands on the oldest sisters, who are also dealing with heartbreaks.
- A film by Ang Lee, from the novel by Jane Austen & screenplay by Emma Thompson.
- Starring: Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Alan Rickman, Hugh Grant, & Greg Wise.
Credit to Special Treats Production.
I don't believe I am exaggerating when I say that the film "Sense and Sensibility" as written by Emma and directed by Ang Lee is an absolute masterpiece of filmmaking.
It is my most favorite movie of all time.
I’ve probably watched it 50 times, not exaggerating and at times just listen to it when I’m at work as back ground noise. I Love it. 😍😍😍
@Tsunami Blue Me too! No matter how many times I watch it I always cry.
It is a magnificent, gorgeous, heart wrenching, perfectly adapted…. and there are no words for the greatness of Ang Lee.
It is simply sublime. It's timeless.
25 years later and I still rewatch this movie over and over.
Same here. It's timeless.
Me too!
Me too, i watch it again this past week.
Me too! I went through a hard time a few years ago and watched it every night for something like four or five months. Always with full attention and pleasure and cried at the end every time... I love it.
@@complexlittlepirate3589 Sometimes a comfort movie helps!
Every single frame of that film could be a portrait in a gallery or museum. Genius.
"Colonel Brandon is the man of all our dreams, actually." - Emma Thompson ❤️
Still love how she in contrast describes Willoughby as "...The guy who broke your heart when you were fifteen..." and then she married the actor playing him ❤️
@@ingridnorman7919 such a handsome man!
@@ingridnorman7919 Greg Wise 💚 I think he was the one who mended her broken heart from Kenneth Branagh.
@@Bianca-wu8ko I’d say. Been together 25 years
I've always disliked Brandon. I felt really unconfortable reading that character, he was a creepy old pervert in my eyes, and I was outraged by the words of the end of the book, where Elinor and Edward pushed her to marry him, to thank him for his generosity. I felt as if poor Marianne was treated like an object, given to a creepy old man
I am so impressed that Emma Thompson wrote the script for this version of Sense & Sensibility. I only wish she and Ang Lee would collaborate again on other Jane Austen works. Northanger Abbey and Persuasion have never been done as they should. I know these two enormously talented people could make those stories sing as they should.
The scene near the end when Emma Thompson as Elinor realizes Edward (Hugh Grant)is not actually married, when she breaks down into hysterical sobs of happiness, that is one of the best acting scenes of all time, and great writing by Emma Thompson. It is laugh out loud funny at the same time. So memorable.
I remember seeing this film in the theater and --because i knew the book-- being shocked when Elinor burst out sobbing! But the entire theater laughed and it was , in my mind, the perfect perect resolution of her "sense" in this story. So human....
Indeed. I watched this movie during my military service in Taiwan. It was played in the base as a part of “family day” event, and I sat in between my guard shifts that day. When Elinor bursted into tears, so did I in my full uniform. Such a powerful moment.
I agree especially when you add on the fact that she has been piled on since the beginning of the movie and carries all the stress and strain of everyone you just want to break down with her that it all finally pays off big time!
I especially love the way the other three females look at each other and, as one, quietly make their exit. It's so real, and it's also so funny.
yes, you are right....and also the scene where Elinor begs Marianne to live, to try....very gripping and emotional, for one so usually guarded
I miss Alan Rickman 💙
Yeah, so do I!
Me too 😢
Who doesn’t?
Omg, me too! That's what I was thinking throughout the whole thing. How much he is missed.
I miss him and his beautiful voice! He died way too soon...still remember the day when I found out that he passed away.
Watching this makes me feel sad that Alan Rickman died too early.
R.I.P Mr. Rickman.
Whether he died in the morning or afternoon, or evening for that matter is irrelevant I should think.
I have watched this movie about a hundred times. It always cheers me up. The cast is perfect. Alan Rickman's nuanced performance is perfect. I will miss him. Emma is brilliant. For me this film is up there in my top 10.
I can't believe how many years I watched this movie before I found out that Greg Wise and Emma Thompson ended up married in real life.
It is a shame that in recent years production teams refuse to make faithful adaptions of classic novels. I still swoon at Colonel Brandon, my goodness, Alan Rickman was absolutely divine.
Colonel Brandon will forever be the man of my dreams 😍
This version is the very best. Andrew Davies said he wanted his version to make people forget ang lee's version. It's never going to happen in my house.
At last, i found someone who liked this version more. I watched 2008 version yesterday and honestly i think Ang Lee's version was much much better. But in comment section of 2008 trailer, all i found was "this version is 10 time better than 1995.... Blaah blaah"..
Imo, this one is BEST.
This by far is the most superior sense and sensibility. I cant imagine watching and enjoying another version of this movie.
It doesn't even come close - and it's so sad that you think you can get "this great screen writer" and that's the thing that makes a great movie, cos it isn't.
And is annoying cos you just want something great, you're just desperate for it, and it isn't.
The problem with Andrew Davies version, was the cast. With the exception of Brandon, all the other actors were very very badly cast
Ahhh Alan Rickman and Robert Hardy and Elizabeth Spriggs (Mrs Jennings) all may they RIP. I adore them all.
Elizabeth Spriggs was such a character actor. I didn't know she was BAFTA nominated for her role in this brilliant film.
@@saifullee4288 OH she was so great in this film. I've only seen her in one or two other roles. She is a gem!
I can’t believe Kate was only 19 years old here! So talented!
I miss Alan so much, he was such an amazing actor and human being. He’ll always be Colonel Brandon to me💞💞💞❤️❤️❤️ This movie is perfection.
When I first watched this film, It was like a 20 years ago. and I did not even realize the fact that It's Ang Lee movie. I learned this was his first English movie. His movies are always visionary beautiful, not to mention emotionally rich. Emma Thompson's script writing and Ang Lee direction is such a wonderful collaboration. And the music by Patrick Doyle is also really beautiful.
Despite the fact that it's a brilliant adaption of Jane Austin nobel, I could not ignore the fact that Alan Rickman is completely stealing the show without his intension. His portrayal of the Col.Brandon was so dignified, subtle, warm hearted and elegant. He plays so unassumingly, but deadly efficient. After He appeared in this movie I could not help myself only watching him, his facial expressions, posture, and that voice....totally mesmerized. Recently I watched a movie again, I could not stop crying after the end credit started, knowing Alan is not in this world anymore. I really miss him.......It feels like part of my life has gone with him.
6:39 Love how Emma’s talking about Alan’s sweetness and the clip shows him playfully pushing someone 🥹 RIP Alan Rickman
One of my favourite movies ever.
I adore Alan Rickman. I miss him terribly bc he was a very good man with incredible talent. I really miss his lovely voice. He was a gift to many.🙏🇺🇲
They are all great but Alan Rickman is the peak of my enjoyment.
Mine, too
Emma Thompson is one of the best actresses ever
Love it when Emma remarks that we no longer feel comfortable with the bosoms out, lifted, and presented because "We don't know how to behave anymore!" 😆
I really laughed out loud😂
That's very true. I've often thought the same thing. I wonder if part of it, along with the general lack of maturity today, is also because we don't see it as much, so it's like when people long ago got all excited by seeing a lady's ankle. If everyone saw them all the time, would they be as "silly" over them? I don't know. Overall though, I think the lack of maturity in adults is the biggest issue.
Ain't that the truth. Catcallers are scum of the world.
That's just different fashions. People wear clothing just as exposed (or more) nowadays.
I was surprised by that, too. I spent a number of years in Austin Texas. Part of the culture there involves women dressing as sexual as they possibly can. With far more cleavage showing, very short skirts, everything skin tight, and very high narrow heels. In that particular part of the culture, dressing extremely sexually is actually expected of women. So, having lived there for years and seeing that, the dresses in this movie seemed very conservative in contrast to me.
Ang Lee is such a talented director.
If you can, find the book Emma Thompson wrote about filming the movie. It's hysterical.
I loved the part when she wrote about Ang Lee starting filming with a ceremony and one of the gaffers asking if that would continue every day 😂
I have that book and the sound track too! Even the piano pieces! I adore this movie!
Emma Thompson should tackle another Austen piece.
she said she wants to do Persuasion but i think that’s getting like two adaptations in the next few years so probably not
we all know Bronte is superier over Austen
@@itsflowerside But it would be wonderful if she decided to do so 🙂
Emma would do an incredible job!
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 all the Brontes tell a story with a far heavier hand and without the observation of character that Jane Austen had in every book she wrote. But that’s just me...
This film is a gem. And we are given a rare treat with the actors who played these roles. I can understand why Sense and Sensibility is so loved by many.
This movie is a masterpiece. He is a brilliant detail oriented director and she's a great screen writer. Deadly award winning combo.
This novel and book makes me so fucking proud to be English. We have such a beautiful culture and history. Also, Ang Lee is a directorial god.
Yes! Be proud of being English! Sadly we are being programmed to feel ashamed of our civilised culture and glorious history,people should really begin seeing things for themselves rather than letting others take them down,holding themselves accountable for someone else's actions.
I’m American. Since I was a little girl I was drawn to British films. Watching black and white movies with my aunt was the highlight of my childhood.
One of my all time fav movies. Great casts, great director, great screenplay, great novel, great costumes, great cinematography... This is the best picture in that year for me. I don't care they didn't win best pic at the Oscar. They won my heart.
This is the best picture ever.
Also, Greg Wise really is insanely gorgeous.
What a Brilliant job emma thompson did with the screenplay.Its clear that she has a true love for the book.Its so difficult to make these types of movies and all the cast and crew did an excellent job of bringing this great novel to the screen.I really enjoyed it
Funny thing that I noticed: Kate Winslet was such a child, not very eloquent, a bit awkward and extremely sweet with this youthful sweetness, while Emma Thompson was already a genius, funny and amazing, writing scripts and getting Oscars for them))))
Kate was only 19 here, this was one of her first big movie roles. Amazing to see how far she’s come!
Seems pretty eloquent to me, certainly more so than I was at 19.
When I see Emma Thompson ' name in the credits, I know it will be a great film - one I want to see.
This movie is like a fine wine and ages well. I watched it several times by now, at different ages, and each time enjoyed and learned something new.
I went back and checked all of the Oscar nominees and winners for movies released in 1995. While it is true that Emma Thompson won for her screenplay, Sense & Sensibility otherwise got shortchanged in so many respects. You have to wonder where the Academy's sensibilities were when they voted 25 years ago. Perhaps it has taken the passage of time for the public's senses to see just how close to perfect this movie really is.
The fashion world took notice; I remember Regency style dresses were popular in stores at the time. I had one that was cute & comfortable, and flattering!
@@dawnkindnesscountsmost5991 1995 was a big year for Austen adaptations, not just this one. :-)
Vivian, I think that's often the case with true classics. They're not immediate big hits (ETA: I meant mainly big hits with "critics", in this context), but they stand the test of time.
Alan Rickman playing the type of role he preferred to play. Irresistible.
Alan Rickman for me... Always... 💕💕
Kate Winslet is so beautiful and a brillian actress.
Emma Thompson is a wonderful artist brilliant , grateful we have a talented woman like her
I just watched the film with my 90 year old Mom. She loved it.
I wish I had watched it with my mom when I had the chance.
When your mum was born, there were people who in their life came across some people in their childhood who were alive when Jane Austin write this novel.
@@yashshah3484 I don’t think so.
@@elizabethmcleod246 It is possible... Why not?
Surely one of the greatest screen adaptations of a classic. Beautifully done, in every aspect.
Emma Thompson is much older than her character, but so are Alan Rickman and Hugh Grant! Why are people not mentioning the ages of the male actors? Kate Winslet and Emma Thompson are the real stars of Sense and Sensibility for me.
This movie is, and always will be, my most favorite movie. I never get tire of watching it. It is perfection.
Your comment reminds me of Edward’s line:
“I've come here with no expectations, only to profess, now that I am at liberty to do so, that my heart is, and always will be, yours” 😃
Hugh Grant is so unintentionally witty. The jokes just seem to pour from him! My favourite Edward Ferrars in my favourite Jane Austen movie adaptation. Lovely to see Alan too, of course! Emma Thompson is right - Colonel Brandon is certainly the man of my dreams!
I adore Hugh. His wit is just a joy to watch.
I watched this film several times, loved it and got something new and more out of it from each time watching it. Just puzzled as to why Ang Lee was not nominated for Best Director!?!
18:41 Hugh‘s self deprecating humor is always spot on. You have to be very self aware for humor like that to work. For better or for worse he knows not only what he’s about but also how he’s perceived.
Which is why i love Music and Lyrics and Four Weddings of course
Alan Rickman, starts here :- 5:17 ; because I came here only to watch Rickman 🥺💙
It's so well done it remains a classic
I watched this movie so many times throughout my teens... i rewatched it for the first time in literally 20 years the other day and was simply dumbfounded by its mastery. The screenplay, direction, acting, music, costumes.... just lovely. And I teared up with Elinor at the end, as always, just gut wrenching in the best possible way 💜
An absolutely perfect movie all around, I rewatch it several times a year 🥰
I knew Emma Thompson is brilliant, but after watching this behind the scenes, I have so much greater appreciation for her intelligence. Love love love this movie! Ange Lee as well, always wondered how it came to be, such an interesting project.
How cute... I miss these "The making of..." extras for films... thanks so much for uploading!
One might say that the definition of a movie is " a visual narrative that has something wrong with it." Yet I can think of three perfect films, and this is one of them.
strether52 And the other two?
Ang lee is genius!
Such a wonderful movie! I still find myself watching it after so many years and I never get tired of it
Ang Lee is a brilliant director, I love all his movies.
Sense and Sensibility should have won the Oscar for best picture in 1995. Breathtaking movie 🎦
I had no idea the director was Asian but wow he really knows things about that time period impressive!😊
I remember the first time I saw this movie (and I've watched it MANY times) that Kate Winslet had the perfect look for the period.
This film showcased Robert Hardy as the treasure that he truly was! And those dogs! That scene is unforgettable.
15:00 "Testosterone exploding into the room" 😆👏 brilliantly put! By the way, I've always wondered why Emma Thompson didn't include the Willoughby scene at the Palmer's; maybe she thought it could probably somehow improve his image to the audience? Anyway, the image of him watching the wedding from the distance conveys the feeling of that scene very well. This movie is so beautifully done, everyone involved in it was perfect! Chapeau! 😌👏
I can't imagine another film that does Jane Austin better than this one. It's beautiful.
"Because they're always finding a chair for me" 😂😂❤
What an absolutely perfect film this is. The acting is incredible from all the crew from the main characters to those that had relatively short appearances but were unforgettable such as Hugh Laurie and Imelda Staunton, Robert Hardy and Elizabeth Spriggs. I watch this film at least once a year (and fall for Alan Rickman again every time!)
This is my go to movie when I'm not feeling great or when i miss my partner.
I think I have watched this movie, maybe, a dozen times and I love it each time. Great movie.
I was well on my way. I just recently discovered it. I loved it immediately and watched it every night for almost a week. And then cut back to a few times a week. Sadly, my only access to it was here. And it has been removed, probably due to copyright. I didn't know it wasn't supposed to be here. And now I'm very sad that it's gone.
I miss Alan 😢
This movie is my favorite. More should be done with this grace and quality of acting.
Of course, Greg Wise REALLY charmed Emma Thompson. ;) (They later married and have a couple kids, I believe)...
And you discover there is a skeleton in my cupboard, lol Hugh being Hugh 😆
I loved this movie so much, but somehow wasn’t at all surprised to realize that Emma Thompson had written the script. If you don’t sense her formidable intellect behind every movie and every interview she has ever done, then you are past hope! I read all of Austen’s novels every year from 15 to 40, when life rather took over, but loving Austen’s world as I do, this movie hit every single thing I needed it to hit (except for a nagging wish to see the long conversation between Eleanor and Willoughby when Marianne is so ill!). Obviously, everything couldn’t be kept in. And it has stood the test of time so beautifully!
If this film was playing on the TV when I walked into the room I’d have to stop and watch it. It’s that good! Don’t forget that Emma Thompson won the academy award for best writing of an adapted screenplay for this movie and rightly so.
I have the dvd and I used to have the vhs tape. I do not recall this being on either. If I did see it it was long ago. So glad that I can see it now. One of my treasured favorites. It is a perfect film!
My family and I have seen this film probably 80 times. We watch 2-3 times a year.
Emma and Greg fell in love during this filming.
This movie was my childhood. One of the few beautiful things I had and kept me sane . Love Han Li.
This production is flawless...the writing, the casting, the setting, and a lot more that I know nothing about since I am not in the film-making industry....I only know that I have watched it many, many times and will continue to do so again and again
This is my all time favorite movie. Thank goodness the stars aligned to pair an amazing script with a masterful direction and an absolutely perfect cast!!
beautiful movie directed by Ang Lee, one of my favorite director.
Emma, Lindsay and Ang created a masterpiece. It’s so watchable and charming, lovely and romantic, moving and sad at times, wry and hilarious. Brava and bravo to them all
Interesting that after this and the 1995 P & P miniseries, people's impression of Jane Austen changed. The various adaptations continue to be popular.
And Gwen think Paltrow Emma came out in 95/96 too!
Greg Wise is the most beautiful man… I am quite disappointed he was not given enough screen time so we can enjoy him.
i love hugh grant just being hugh grant
A favorite film forever. Superbly cast. Every particle of this film is crafted with a deep understanding of both inner and outer beauty.
Incredibly well said.
Friggen amazing movie-direction acting cinematography writing
I first saw this film when it premiered in the theater and took my sister with me. She wasn't sure about wanting to see a film that night but I insisted. It ended up being her favorite movie of all time. 😊
Alan Rickman
You are missed.
Its a great movie. One of the best ever made IMHO. But how can you make a 40 minute TH-cam on the making of this film and leave out Patrick Doyle's incredible movie score?!?!?!? This is a Desert Island Disc even for someone who never saw the movie. The little harp tune ( An Excellent Notion) the lovely setting of the Ben Jonson poem, the dance music, all of this is perfectly in character with the music of Austen's time and yet can delight people like myself who love the British 20th century musical tradition. I think it is Patrick Doyle's best score and that is saying a lot. ( annoyed in Baltimore)
Yes. The music is so fine, the cues perfectly match the emotions of the scenes, especially in the suspense at the end when Elinor and Edward finally have their great love scene -- but offstage, and the audience as well as Marianne and Mrs Dashwood
Must hang on as Margaret describes the scene -- building to the sparkle of the wedding scene.... love everything about this superb movie.
Oh when I watched this movie I didn't know its Emma Thompson even in Harry Potter and nanny mcaphee!! After saving Mr Banks.
I love almost anything Jane Austen related!!! I think Jane is a grate writer because she allowed the people in her stories to experience real life emotions. I believe that is why movies like this are so beautiful, the actors and res of the cast seem to be determined to presen all of the emotion Jane Austen used in her novels. Please may they never go away!!
Truly stupendous in all of its aspects, whether it be actors, acting, directors or writing. A movie to warch over and over no matter the year because it was timeless❤
Hardly belive it, you posted this mastepriece in 2020!! Very much appreciate it!
I loved this movie, excellent screenwriting Emma and directing Ang Lee! Kudos. It touched me and made me laugh. I like Jane Austen's stories. Emma made it funny, romantic and less dry,
I discovered this after watching another movie version of Sense & Sensibility which didn't entertain me at all.
My favorit movies are horror movies but never the less, this film is one of my all time favorits. The acting all in all is the best I've ever seen in a feature and the casting choices are great. I love this film and I am watching it again and again.
Thank you for uploading this...I thoroughly enjoyed it...a nod to the genius that is Jane Austen and the contemporary people who recognise her brilliance...xxx
Great cast I love the giggles ..the eyes and the windswept hair not forgetting the countryside and handsome lot .
Extraordinary film a lot was filmed at Saltram House National Trust and around the south Devon coast.
Masterpiece....absolutely... best actors. .... best screenplay.... best director...perfect... just wish it was an hour longer!
Emma Thompson was about 20 years too old for the role of Elenore, but the fact that she knocked it out of the park is a true testament of what a great actress she is. That being said, the later version with Hattie Morahan is much better version and closer to the book.
Emma: Ang Lee. isn't he desperately foreign?
Me: 😕😳🤔😁😆😅😂🤣