Daisy Edgar-Jones says she buries emotion when it comes to love, like her Sense and Sensibility character
The actress tells the BBC she identifies closely with the character she plays in a new adaptation of Jane Austen's novel

Actress Daisy Edgar-Jones has said she relates personally to the character she portrays in a new adaptation of Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility," according to the BBC.
In comments to the BBC, Edgar-Jones said that, in real life, she tends to "bury" her emotions when it comes to matters of love, drawing a direct comparison between herself and her on-screen character.
The BBC report did not specify further details of the production, including its broadcast date, other cast members, or the platform on which it will air.
Edgar-Jones is known for previous roles in television and film, though the BBC piece focused specifically on her reflections about the emotional parallels between her own approach to love and that of her character in the Austen adaptation.
Further details about the project, including a release date, have not yet been confirmed.
Sources
- Daisy Edgar-Jones: I try and bury my emotion when it comes to love — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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