He never really met anyone like her. Everyone else, with all their sophistication and moral standings, they all melt when turns on his “charm”. But the difference between them is that they only saw they wanted to, she takes the world for what it is. She doesn’t listen to what she wants to hear from him, she listens to what he says, and tells him what she thinks. They’re the kind of women anyone should go for. Especially someone like Dorian Gray.
When Ben says pleasure is very different than happiness...followed up by the peril quote...he is saying the deeper you go...the more light..escapes. The real danger in the pursuit is that you're feeding the wrong wolf...
i can assure pleasure is very different from happiness, i mean some things are more precious because they dont last - oscar wilde is an incredible writer
This scene totally invented for the film is a good thing. Ben Barnes adds depth to their exchange. Basil's phrase that he uses is significant of Dorian's awareness. And Emily see Dorian, she sees he has a heart. A very beautiful scene to see and see again... Cette scène totalement inventée pour le film est une bonne chose. Ben Barnes donne de la profondeur à leur échange. La phrase de Basil qu'il reprend est significative de la prise de conscience de Dorian. Et Emily voir Dorian, elle voit qu'il a un coeur. Une très belle scène à voir et à revoir...
It's a certain author who was inspired by Wilde's book and the film and not the other way around. But Grey can't come close to Ben Barnes' Gray. C'est une certaine autrice qui s'est inspirée du livre de Wilde et du film et pas l'inverse. Mais Grey n'arrive pas à la cheville du Gray de Ben Barnes.
The way she said "how terrifying" and the way dorian smirked
He never really met anyone like her. Everyone else, with all their sophistication and moral standings, they all melt when turns on his “charm”. But the difference between them is that they only saw they wanted to, she takes the world for what it is. She doesn’t listen to what she wants to hear from him, she listens to what he says, and tells him what she thinks. They’re the kind of women anyone should go for. Especially someone like Dorian Gray.
When Ben says pleasure is very different than happiness...followed up by the peril quote...he is saying the deeper you go...the more light..escapes. The real danger in the pursuit is that you're feeding the wrong wolf...
I love seeing & feeling the chemistry between these actors in this scene. They were perfectly cast for their roles.
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i can assure pleasure is very different from happiness, i mean some things are more precious because they dont last - oscar wilde is an incredible writer
are you sure oscar wilde actually said that? i can't find the quote online
Read the book....Maybe not exact words but the words r intended there.....
This guy IS Sirius Black !
These two were really cute together
Yes
I'm in love with this movie... It's the dialogue that so intriguing
She wanted to know his secret AND in detail!
The look he gave when she said railings..🥵😂😂😂
She embodies the poor light that actually the world posses. The light vs the darkness represented by Dorian!
For me, the scene in which he is most beautiful.❤
This scene totally invented for the film is a good thing. Ben Barnes adds depth to their exchange. Basil's phrase that he uses is significant of Dorian's awareness. And Emily see Dorian, she sees he has a heart. A very beautiful scene to see and see again...
Cette scène totalement inventée pour le film est une bonne chose. Ben Barnes donne de la profondeur à leur échange. La phrase de Basil qu'il reprend est significative de la prise de conscience de Dorian. Et Emily voir Dorian, elle voit qu'il a un coeur. Une très belle scène à voir et à revoir...
Padfoot how many times to I have to tell you?!
Prongs is looking for you!
I love this movie
Me too .
Except the uhum muhu parts
Few dialogues sounds very similar to a particular interview scene with a certain Mr. Grey
Exactly
It's a certain author who was inspired by Wilde's book and the film and not the other way around. But Grey can't come close to Ben Barnes' Gray.
C'est une certaine autrice qui s'est inspirée du livre de Wilde et du film et pas l'inverse. Mais Grey n'arrive pas à la cheville du Gray de Ben Barnes.
This scene is amazing 😻
u know he is like sirius black.....sirius' middle name is orion so dorian the biggest thing is grey like black grey wtf
Everytime she Says Mr Gray I just want to STRANGLEEKSKAKWKEKEKWKWKWKW
SAME
They actually have pretty good chemistry, but her character is so pointless like nah
Not really lmao, she is the whole reason he felt love again.
@@Evute02 I like how they added her in.
Exactly
@Monkey H there was sibyl....
@@thefifthmarauder-stormeyes4784 before he sold his soul so doesnt apply
This story is awesome!
I enjoyed this scene too, not my fave ever but other ppl need to chill
Chill?
WHY DO YOU LADIES FALL FOR PSYCHOPATHIC KILLERS LIKE MHHHH... DORIAN GRAY!.. * wipes forehead *
Happy together
This is a good scene.
But I like the scene where he tries to kill Henry more.
And also the scene where he sells his soul
obviously they had to choose an actor with brown hair....
I expected a flash of ugly in the lightning. Too corny?
This is your favorite scene EVER? Was this movie really so boring?
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Go cry about it.
This girl isn’t even in the book. ANNOYING!