Netflix ‘Pride and Prejudice’ Series Sets Release Date, Drops First-Look Photos (TV News Roundup)
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Variety reports that Netflix will release a new limited series adaptation of "Pride and Prejudice" on December 3, with first-look photos now available. The streamer has set a debut date for the latest screen return of Jane Austen's iconic novel, bringing Mr. and Mrs. Darcy back for another generation of viewers.
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