Jane Austen : L’icône cachée derrière Bridgerton

Jane Austen’s novels, first celebrated in the early 19th century, captivated readers with their spirited heroines, romantic twists, and sharp social commentary.
Initially appreciated by scholars, Austen’s fame surged with late 20th-century film adaptations of Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, and Emma, bringing her works to global audiences.
The program explores Austen's life and creative inspiration, tracing her journey through England’s countryside, from her Hampshire birthplace to her final days in Winchester.
With just six novels and an enduring legacy, Austen’s work reflects her love of rural England, offering modern readers and viewers timeless stories and landscapes.

Presented by Liam Dale