Regency-era love strikes again!
was Austen’s last novel, and was published six months after her passing in 1817.
Dakota Johnson stars in the adaptation as Anne Elliot, who falls madly in love with Frederick Wentworth , but her family forces her to give him up due to his rank in society. Can’t a Regency-era gal catch a break? Lo and behold, years later, he comes back into her life, because they always do, and she must decide whether to take him back or pursue a relationship with Mr. Eliot , who’s dashingpremieres on Netflix on July 15. Find everything you need to know about the film, below.
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