Daisy Edgar-Jones fans can soon catch Sense and Sensibility at home. Directed by Georgia Oakley, the period romantic drama hit theaters on October 16, 2026.
Universal Pictures announced today that the PG-rated film will arrive on digital platforms first, followed by physical releases. Fans can enjoy the romantic feature on digital platforms like Apple TV and Prime Video starting November 3, 2026. Meanwhile, the disc editions arrive on December 15, 2026, on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD.
The physical editions will feature additional bonus content, including Sisters First, an inside look at the bond between Elinor and Marianne that defines the story. The releases will also come with the making-of featurette A Modern Medley: Making Sense and Sensibility, another featurette titled Mistress of Myself: The Director’s Instinct, and a full-length director commentary. The discs will also include English Dolby Atmos audio for the movie.
What to know about Daisy Edgar-Jones’ Sense and Sensibility?
The Georgia Oakley-directed film adapts Jane Austen’s beloved 1811 novel for a new generation. Diana Reid wrote the screenplay, which follows two sisters, Elinor and Marianne Dashwood. The siblings’ family loses their money and leaves their safe home following their father’s death. As they adjust to their new, simpler life, both sisters get entangled in messy and complicated romantic situations.
The story explores the sisters’ contrasting approaches to love. While Elinor tends to follow reason, Marianne often lets her emotions guide her decisions. As they experience romantic disappointments, both must decide whether to follow their heads or hearts.
Edgar-Jones plays Elinor, while Esmé Creed-Miles portrays Marianne. The supporting cast includes Caitríona Balfe, Frank Dillane, Herbert Nordrum, George MacKay, and Fiona Shaw.
As of writing, the movie holds a 78% critics’ approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 135 reviews. Audience gave the adaptation an 89% score. The 132-minute film grossed $37 million worldwide, including $16.7 million at the domestic box office.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.
