Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen has remained a staple in modern society, particularly within classic literature and pop culture.

It's not that old. Merely the first fan subculture. Before "Trekkies," before "Beatlemaniacs," "Janeites" were letting the world know that they love, love love Jane Austen.

Wright calls Chatsworth House, the stand in for Pemberley, “exquisite” and “the most beautiful piece of design.” The home has ...

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice comes with a treasure trove of timeless lessons about human beings and relationships ...

It was a class thing, as well ... Joe Wright on the set of “Pride & Prejudice” (2005). “The challenges facing the aristocracy, the social change that was happening at the time. It felt like a much ...

Two decades after its release, the 2005 PRIDE AND PREJUDICE continues to touch audiences of every generation and ...

At least since Lionel Trilling described the literary attractions of Jane Austen’s novels, “Pride and Prejudice” (published in 1813) has had two different audiences. One is readers who admire the ...

The subtle expression of longing in the 2005 adaptation wasn’t meant to be a key moment. Even the director is surprised it ...

For those unfamiliar, Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” was published in 1813 and explores class and romance in Regency-era England. It remains deeply beloved more than 200 years later.