Lyna Khoudri & Lucas Bravo, Georgina Amorós & Omar Ayuso Among Duos To Play Elizabeth Bennet & Mr. Darcy In Multilingual Audible Versions Of ‘Pride & Prejudice'
EXCLUSIVE: Lyna Khoudri and Lucas Bravo, Georgina Amorós and Omar Ayuso, Emilia Schüle and Aaron Altaras, Julia Dalavia and Rodrigo Simas, and Ludovica Martino and Federico Cesari have been cast to portray Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy in the upcoming multilingual Audible Original adaptations of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
The new audio series will be available in German, Italian, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Castilian Spanish, from September 9 in Germany, France, and French Canada and on October 6, in Spain, Brazil, Italy, and for US Hispanic Audiences.
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The castings and schedule is as follows:
Releasing September 9, 2025:
German: Emilia Schüle as Elizabeth Bennet and Aaron Altaras Mr. Darcy
French: Lyna Khoudri as Elizabeth Bennet and Lucas Bravo) as Mr. Darcy – releasing in France and French Canada
Releasing October 6, 2025:
Italian: Ludovica Martino as Elizabeth Bennet and Federico Cesari as Mr. Darcy
Brazilian Portuguese: Julia Dalavia as Elizabeth Bennet and Rodrigo Simas as Mr. Darcy
Castilian Spanish: Georgina Amorós as Elizabeth Bennet and Omar Ayuso as Mr. Darcy – releasing in Spain and the US.
Today's casting follows the recently announced English language cast, led by BAFTA nominated Marisa Abela (Industry) as Elizabeth Bennet, and BAFTA and BIFA nominated Harris Dickinson (Babygirl) who will play Mr. Darcy, as well Will Poulter, Jessie Buckley, Toheeb Jimoh, David Gyasi, Rosalind Eleazar, Bertie Carvel, Charlotte Lucas, Bill Nighy, Marianne Jean Baptise, Sophie Wilde, Antonia Salib, Patricia Allison, Aasiya Shah and Glenn Close.
Audible's Pride and Prejudice has been adapted from the original by writer Lulu Raczka (Women, Beware The Devil) and is produced in collaboration with production company Brock Media, was executive-produced by Sarah Brocklehurst (The Outrun) and produced by Nicole Davis. Produced in Dolby Atmos, the audio drama features cinematic sound design by Brain Audio and an original score by Grammy nominated producer and composer Morgan Kibby.
The English language adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, also releases in the UK, US, Canada, India and Australia on September 9th, during the year of the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen's birth.
Aurelie de Troyer, Head of Regional content Europe at Audible commented: 'Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice continues to captivate audiences worldwide, and Audible is thrilled to delight audiences with our most ambitious multi-language audio adaptation yet, with six language editions launching globally in 2025. Each Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy pairing has been perfectly matched, bringing electric chemistry to their performances, as only the intimacy of audio can deliver.'
The book's synopsis reads: 'When Elizabeth Bennet meets the handsome Mr. Darcy, she believes he is the last man she could ever marry, but as their lives become intertwined, she finds herself captivated by the man she has sworn to hate forever.'
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