Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Mansfield Park List

• Pride and Prejudice - Like Mansfield Park, it is based on a Jane Austen novel and features themes of class and romance.
• Emma - Another adaptation of a Jane Austen work with themes of social standing and love.
• Sense and Sensibility - Austen's novel that explores family dynamics and societal expectations.
• Northanger Abbey - A satire of gothic novels, with romance and social commentary akin to Austen's style.
• The Jane Austen Book Club - A modern-day film that weaves together multiple stories inspired by Austen's works.
• Bridget Jones's Diary - A contemporary romantic comedy that echoes themes of love and societal pressure.
• Becoming Jane - A biopic about Jane Austen's life, with themes of love and societal constraints.
• The Other Boleyn Girl - Explores themes of ambition and rivalry among women in historical settings.
• Vanity Fair - An adaptation of Thackeray's novel about social climbing and romance.
• Little Women - A story of sisters navigating societal expectations and personal ambitions.
• The Importance of Being Earnest - A comedy that explores themes of identity and social class in Victorian society.
• Love & Friendship - Based on Austen's juvenilia, this film has a witty take on love and relationships.
• Downton Abbey - A series about social class and interpersonal relationships in early 20th century Britain.
• The Paradise - A historical drama that delves into class and ambition in a department store.
• The Age of Innocence - A romantic drama exploring societal expectations and hidden desires in 19th century New York.
• Wives and Daughters - A period drama based on Elizabeth Gaskell's novel, touching on class and family dynamics.
• A Room with a View - Explores themes of societal expectations and choices in love in Edwardian England.
• Persuasion - An adaptation of another Austen novel, focusing on second chances and societal pressures.
• An Education - A coming-of-age story exploring education, romance, and social class.
• The Young Victoria - Highlights themes of love and duty within an aristocratic family in historical context.
• Belgravia - A miniseries about secrets and class in Victorian London, based on the novel by Julian Fellowes.
• Poldark - A historical drama centered on class struggles and romance in post-Revolutionary War Britain.
• The Forsyte Saga - A story of a wealthy family in the early 20th century, dealing with passion and societal issues.
• Downton Abbey: A New Era - Continues the exploration of family dynamics and societal changes.
• Howards End - Examines class relations and personal relationships in early 20th century Britain.
• The Secret Garden - A classic story about growth, discovery, and changing social circumstances.
• The Cazalets - A family saga exploring WWII-era class and social changes in England.
• The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society - A story about relationships formed in a historical setting, threading themes of love and friendship.
• The Trail of Chicago 7 - While more modern, it deals with social justice themes and personal convictions.
• My Lady Jane - A lighthearted take on a historical figure, blending romance and comedy with historical elements.
• The Other Woman - A modern sometimes comedic look at relationships and betrayal in the context of class.
• Atonement - A story of love, betrayal, and the consequences of hasty actions, set against historical contexts.
• Far from the Madding Crowd - A period drama on love and conflict in rural England, adapted from Thomas Hardy's novel.
• The Great Gatsby - Explores themes of wealth, love, and social commentary in the 1920s.
• The Crown - A historical drama series that examines the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, including societal issues.
• Meet Me in St. Louis - A classic musical that revolves around family and romance in a changing America.
• Anne with an E - A reimagining of the Anne of Green Gables tale that addresses societal issues and personal growth.
• Gentleman Jack - Based on the life of Anne Lister, explores love and social standing in 19th century England.
• The Handmaid's Tale - While more dystopian, it explores themes of gender roles and societal expectations.
• Sense and Sensibility (2008) - A TV adaptation of Austen's classic, exploring themes of love and family.
• Persuasion (2021) - A recent adaptation of Austen's novel, which features romantic tension and social commentary.