#miss austen

[romelzacarnes]

SYNNØVE KARLSEN as Cassy Austen PATSY FERRAN as Jane Austen

MISS AUSTEN - 1x04

[katimir]

Good morning! Phyllis Logan and Kevin McNally in the role of Mr and Mrs Austen in the series BBC Miss Austen (2025) 💕

#PhyllisLogan #KevinMcNally #MissAusten

[didanagy]

MISS AUSTEN (2025)

dir. aisling walsh

(trailer)

[edwardslovelyelizabeth]

Max Irons as Henry Hobday in mini-series "Miss Austen" (2025)

[torchwood-99]

Calam Lynch in "Miss Austen"

Wowza.

Netflix you better be taking notes.

[youdontneedhenry]

We have an air date for Miss Austen. May 4 in US. No mention or pictures of Felix, but it���s on his CV so we know he’s in it. lol.

[hotjaneaustenmenpoll]

As you await the next round here’s a minipoll for you…

[historicalreusedcostumes]

This lovely white regency gown with embroidery in front is worn on Georgia King as Lady Amelia Heartwright in Austenland (2013) and many years later worn on Synnøve Karlsen as Cassandra Austen in Miss Austen (2025)

[alrightsnaps]

[misskeeleys]

Keeley Hawes as Cassandra Austen in "Miss Austen" (2024)

[romelzacarnes]

I have sold a novel, Eliza. This time I am certain to be published. For now, the world is to know me only as "A Lady". It is well that I have always enjoyed being a woman of mystery.

MISS AUSTEN - 1x04

[hollysdekker]

Alfred Enoch as Mr Lidderdale in Miss Austen (2025)

[dangerliesbeforeyou]

brb gotta cry about miss austen centring the relationship between jane and cassy as important and fulfilling and filled with as much love as they would have had if they'd gotten married <3 <3

[mametupa]

[awakeandwondering]

[heliza24]

It’s been a while since I’ve really been enamored by a tv show. @bluedalahorse and I have been plagued by a lot of disappointing followup seasons recently, and a lot of things that felt aro coded to us unsuccessfully embracing romance plot lines that devalue community, thus robbing them of some of their sparkle. This is a problem for me, lover of all things poly and aro/ace and queer platonic coded, and relier upon catharsis delivered via television in order to exist happily in this horrible world we live in.

But I am happy to report that I just spent the last 20 minutes sobbing through the end of Miss Austen in the best way. I am cleansed. I am made new!

I love historical fiction and the regency era and this was a really well done example I think, but the main selling point of this story was the way Jane Austen is portrayed as an aromantic writer to her core. I know that woman! In many ways I am that woman! (Not to say I am as talented as Jane obvs. But in archetype, we are similar). And I expected the fact that Jane never has a love to be treated as a tragedy, and it is not. Actually the whole point of the show is her sister protecting Jane’s story from being made into a tragedy. And while Cassie is not aro herself, she chooses Jane over romantic partners and while it is sad it is also not sad. It’s a love story. It made me so happy and emotional.

Also the performances and the writing is good. Highly highly recommend. It’s on BBC iplayer now and will be on PBS shortly.