Classic Love Story Returns to Big Screens

A beloved romantic tale is making a comeback. The 1995 movie "Sense and Sensibility" is hitting theaters again. This time, it's in stunning 4K. The showings are set for December 14th, 16th, and 17th. December 16th is extra special. It's the birthday of Jane Austen, the author who wrote the original story. The movie is based on her book. Emma Thompson adapted it for the screen. She also starred in the film as Elinor Dashwood. Kate Winslet played her sister, Marianne. The story follows the Dashwood sisters. After their father passes away, they need to find husbands to secure their future. Alan Rickman, Hugh Grant, and James Fleet play the love interests. This movie is a big deal. It won an Oscar for Thompson's screenplay. It also got nominations for Winslet and Thompson's acting. Plus, it was nominated for Best Picture, cinematography, costume design, and musical score. The re-release is part of the Columbia Classics collection. It highlights important films from the studio. So, if you love classic romance, mark your calendars!