
In defence of Netflix’s Persuasion
No, I haven’t read Jane Austen’s novel. Must that disqualify me from enjoying this joyful and self-aware parody?
ByNo, I haven’t read Jane Austen’s novel. Must that disqualify me from enjoying this joyful and self-aware parody?
ByThis adaptation slaps a sassy millennial tone on Austen’s most mature work, in an embarrassing attempt to force the brashest…
ByDo we really need the new Netflix version of Persuasion, which has seemingly confused Anne Elliot with Fleabag?
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