Netflix ‘Pride and Prejudice’ Series Sets Release Date, Drops First-Look Photos (TV News Roundup) — SkimNews
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- Netflix announced its limited series adaptation of "Pride and Prejudice" will debut on Dec. 3, unveiling first-look photos alongside the release date.
- The 6-part series is written by Dolly Alderton ("Everything I Know About Love") and directed by Euros Lyn ("Heartstopper"), with Emma Corrin serving as an executive producer.
- The series is produced by Lisa Osborne and executive produced by Laura Lankester, Will Johnston, and Louise Mutter for Lookout Point.
- Per the official logline, the story follows the five Bennet sisters navigating love, family, and society's expectations after wealthy bachelors arrive in their neighborhood, with Jane falling for Mr. Bingley and Elizabeth clashing with Mr. Darcy.
- Also on the Netflix slate, the "Victorious" reboot "Hollywood Arts" premieres Oct. 15 with Daniella Monet returning as Trina Vega — now an unqualified substitute teacher at her alma mater — alongside new cast members Alyssa Miles, Erika Swayze, Emmy Liu-Wang, Peyton Jackson, and Martin Kamm.
- Monet also executive produces "Hollywood Arts" alongside Samantha Martin, Jake Farrow, Shauna Phelan, and Jonathan Judge.
Why it matters: Netflix's Dec. 3 "Pride and Prejudice" pairs writer Dolly Alderton with director Euros Lyn under Lookout Point's production banner, with Emma Corrin executive producing — a prestige creative team for the streamer's late-year literary slate. The 6-episode run compresses Austen's novel into a tight adaptation that distinguishes it from longer period-drama formats.
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