Are you a Darcy or an Emma? Fans immerse in Regency world as Jane Austen comes to London скачать в хорошем качестве

Are you a Darcy or an Emma? Fans immerse in Regency world as Jane Austen comes to London

(27 Feb 2026) ASSOCIATED PRESS London, UK - 26 February 2026 1. Wide of actors outside the new Jane Austen Experience in Oxford Circus 2. Close of sign 3. Wide of actors and Georgian townhouse home to the Jane Austen Experience 4. Wide of waxwork of Jane Austen 5. Close zoom of same 6. Wide of guests posing for photo with waxwork of Jane Austen 7. Wide set up shot of Libby Behan playing Elizabeth Bennett writing a letter 8. Close of quill and letter 9. Low angle of same 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Libby Behan, Elizabeth Bennett, Jane Austen Experience "So my name is Libby and at the experience, I play Elizabeth Bennett. And of course, when I play Elizabeth Bennet, I'm no longer Libby from Dublin. I suddenly speak in my Regency accent, and I read from Pride and Prejudice. And I talk a lot about Mr. Darcy and my father and my mother and my dear sister Jane." 11. Low angle of two actors playing characters sat outside a backdrop of Pemberley (Mr Darcy's estate) 12. Close of same 13. Close of fan 14. Close of portrait of Colin Firth as Mr Darcy 15. Various of visitor taking photo of the portrait 16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hannah Symonds, marketing, Jane Austen Centre "I think what really attracted people to come to us in Bath and now in London, is that Jane Austen's writing is so powerful and influential to women and feminists, even in this day and age, 250 years later. Her characters, people are inspired by, they can relate to." 17. Close of clothes for dressing up 18. Wide of actor helping guest select Regency clothes to try on 19. Mid of visitor trying on jacket and waistcoat 20. Close of visitor trying on top hat 21. Wide of visitor posing with actor for a photo 22. Set up shot of actor Lauren Falconer reading the opening of Pride and Prejudice 23. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lauren Falconer, Elizabeth Bennett, Jane Austen Centre "So, of course, it's very popular as just last year we celebrated the 250th year of Jane's birth. And celebrating Jane Austen as a writer and her genius in writing. But also people just love the humour in her work. Comedy comes across often, as you might be saying, really important things but she does it in such a way that inspires so many people." 24. Pan right of display case with rare editions of Jane Austen's works 25. Zoom to British ten pound note with portrait of Jane Austen 26. Wide of visitors looking at exhibition 27. Close of map of London showing locations from Jane Austen's life and in her novels 28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Zoe Ogborne, general manager, Jane Austen Centre "Well, I think after the success of Bath, we thought it was only fitting that London had something to celebrate such a famous author. And as she is famous not just in the UK and across the world, we thought, why not bring her to London? As you know, Jane mentions London in quite a lot of her novels. She visited here a lot with her brother, she lived there too, and she used London quite a lot as her inspiration for her novels, especially when she went to the theatre or just day to day life as she walked past. And again, that's reflected in her novels as well." 29. Wide of actor reading from Emma by Jane Austen 30. Various of actors listening to reading 31. Wide of visitors writing in the writing room 32. Various of actors playing Cup and Ball 33. SOUNDBITE: (English) Annie Ali, voxpop "I thought it was actually pretty amazing. I thought the readings of the characters were pretty good. And I enjoyed all the dress ups. Of all the characters. And how they interact with you was pretty interesting as well." 34. SOUNDBITE: (English) Avery Clementine, voxpop Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...