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October 9, 2026

You’ve probably seen Ang Lee’s seminal 1995 adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, the Austen adaptation that (along with the BBC’s Colin Firth–starring Pride and Prejudice) helped set off a decades-long era of Jane-o-mania. For good measure, it also launched Kate Winslet to stardom. But you know who hasn’t seen that movie? Esmé Creed-Miles, who stars as Marianne Dashwood—the same character Winslet once played—in director Georgia Oakley’s new take on Austen’s first novel. “I decided to not watch it because I knew I have a real tendency to compare and despair,” the actor tells Rebecca Ford. But really, there’s no despair in this comparison: Creed-Miles is the upcoming film’s standout, bringing a new energy and verve to the role. (Marianne represents “sensibility”; her sister, Elinor, played here by Daisy Edgar-Jones, represents “sense.”) Read on to learn more about an actor who’s about to be everywhere.

In other news, Prince Harry, the semiretired royal, shares new insights about grieving the death of Diana, and Maxwell Adler writes on the soldiers returning from one of the longest Navy deployments in decades.

HILLARY BUSIS

FEATURES EDITOR

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