If I really love the 90’s Pride and Prejudice series, what else might I like?

[AngeloMysterioso]

I need something to binge. I’ve got Netflix, Amazon Prime and some Sky channels and On Demand stuff through Virgin Media.

Any suggestions?

[Notonthestairs]

Thank you - I've ordered and now fully expect my original copy to show up!

[WeBuiltThePyramids]

A Room with a View with Helena BC
The 1997ish version of Rebecca with Charles Dance and Emilia Fox

[SmednotaSmoo]

That version of P&P is my ultimate comfort viewing, but when things get really bad, it’s accompanied by North and South, Emma Thompson’s S&S, and the Jane Eyre from about 2005.

And then when things get tough I read Jane Eyre and P&P.

[MirandaMarple]

Victoria - really enjoyed that (Jenna Coleman)

I loved the film Victoria and Albert, too. (Dame Judi Dench)

[Fruityfriday]

Does anyone like the Catherine Cookson films usually on the drama channel on Sunday afternoon. My guilty pleasure with a glass or shiraz

[MorbidMuch]

North and South (2004)
Wives and Daughters (1999)
The History of Tom Jones (1997)
Sense and Sensibility (2008)

[TaraR2020]

Emma Thompson/Kate Winslet Sense and Sensibility
Aiden Turner Poldark
Death Comes to Pemberley
Outlander

[PlanDeRaccordement]

North and South
Belgravia
Harlots
Poldark
Versailles
Frontier

[Dizzybintess]

Emma the 2019 movie
moll flanders
Tess of the D'urbefields
Gentleman jack

[TaraR2020]

Oh and the Toby Stephens/Ruth Wilson Jane Eyre - perfect casting!

[Dizzybintess]

another vote for outlander

[PlanDeRaccordement]

Knightfall
Emma
Gentleman Jack

[FlaviaAlbiaWantsLangClegBack]

Persuasion, the Sally Hawkins version.

Love and Friendship is good.

I quite like the Greer Larson Pride and Prejudice version even if it doesn't stick to the plot in bits. It's better than the recent film anyway!

I couldn't get into Bridgerton at all, it was funny in bits but Phoebe (?) was like a hen left out in the rain.

Much Ado about Nothing and Henry 5th with Kenneth Branagh

The only thing that's actually on Netflix that I can think of is Lupin, but make sure you keep the French voices and use English subtitles.

[waltzingparrot]

Howard's End
Reign
The white queen
The Painted Veil
A passage to india

[FaceyRomford]

The 1970s(?) Barchester Chronicles and The Pallisers.

[Binglebong]

Cranford and Larkrise to Candleford

[Gatekeeper]

Bit of a mix but enjoyable...

Upstairs Downstairs 1970s and remake
Little Dorrit
Cold Comfort Farm
Campion
Miss Marple with Joan Hickson

[jennymac31]

Henry Fielding's Tom Jones - Max Beesley was quite dishy in this.

[Kezzie200]

North and South
Bronte and other Jane Austin works
Howard's End
Room with a View (Helen Bonham Carter one)

[MargaretFraggle]

Brideshead Revisited (BBC version)

[Beecham]

Some great ideas here.
Cranford is really good
A Very English Scandal is fab if you don't mind a mid 20th century period drama

Howard's End from the 90s is just wonderful

[ZittiEBuoni]

YesToThis, Nigel Hawthorne is so good in it The venom of his 'SLOPE'! Also Geraldine McEwan terrifying and majestic as Mrs Proudie.

[sweetheartyparty]

I second Persuasion, all versions I have seen were really good.
Also love Jane Eyre with Ruth Wilson.

[ZittiEBuoni]

YesToThis And Susan Hampshire's absolute grifter, having everyone run around with sofas for her to lie on in her million-frilled gowns .

Sorry. I really adore this series.

[prettybird]

Larkrise to Candleford