Rainham Hall exhibition reveals the making of Sense and Sensibility

A little under 300 years ago, a decent-sized manor house was built east of London, and more recently, it became a film set for the latest movie adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility.And, showing the sort of financial prudence Elinor Dashwood might approve of, the National Trust has followed Rainham Hall’s spell as a film set with an exhibition revealing how it was done.
An exhibition dotted around the house mixes costumes and props from the film, but what makes it more in