Influence of the Elder Sibling, Miss Austen Unveiled
Prepare for an enchanting journey into the life of Cassandra Austen, sister of the renowned writer Jane Austen, as the highly anticipated four-part miniseries 'Miss Austen' graces our screens on Arte on Thursday, 18th September 2025, at 8:15 PM.
Based on the bestselling novel by Gill Hornby, 'Miss Austen' unfolds the story of Cassandra's discovery of Jane's letters and forgotten experiences. Keeley Hawes brilliantly portrays Cassandra Austen, immersing us in her quest to preserve her sister's reputation by seeking out Jane's letters to destroy them.
However, as Cassandra delves deeper into her sister's correspondence, she uncovers long-forgotten experiences that reveal hidden truths about love, loss, and life in the shadow of a great sister. The letters, with their candid insights, paint a vivid picture of Jane's inner world, challenging Cassandra's perspective on her sister's attitude and her own decisions.
The series is directed by Aisling Walsh and features an ensemble cast including Rose Leslie and Patsy Ferran. The narrative takes a dramatic turn when Cassandra meets her sister-in-law Mary Austen in Kintbury, and Cassandra's perspective is further challenged by Jane's doubts about Cassandra's decision to marry Tom Fowle.
As the story unfolds, we witness Cassandra's experiences, flashbacks of her youth and engagement to Tom Fowle, adding depth and complexity to her character. The series also delves into the life of Tom Fowle, who embarks on a dangerous expedition, and the role of Pastor Fowle, who asks Cassandra to find a new home for his daughter.
'Miss Austen' promises to be a captivating exploration of family, love, and the complexities of sisterhood. Don't miss the premiere on Arte on Thursday, 18th September 2025, at 8:15 PM.
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