Title: Not a snob
Product review: This is a disappointment. No, I am not a "snob". Why on earth did they not change Sally Hawkin's hair to make it softer and more appealing as time moves forward in the film? Anne Elliott is supposed to have a "second spring of youth and beauty". Sally Hawkin's is youthful but she never achieved a modicum of loveliness, there was no change in her look from beginning to end. As other reviewers have noted, her sister Elizabeth is supposed to be very pretty also. With the great costuming and sets, why not complete the picture Jane Austen painted and have the characters look the part?
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