"I'm afraid that you have long been desiring my absence..." - Elizabeth believes he is leaving her forever, mindful of the scandal. Little does she know, he is determined instead do everything in his power to rescue the situation - and her honour.
The BBC outdid themselves with this visual version of Pride and Prejudice, though not completely like the book, it still gives the book plenty of development through the nicely timed episodes. The cast, costumes and aesthetic is absolutely pristine! I still don't like any other version over this one. I wish they would do a digital clean up of this version, some of the scenes are a bit out of focus and grainy.
@@rogertaylor7433he wanted Lydia specifically because she was Elizabeth’s sister. He wanted revenge on Darcy and he knew Darcy was into Elizabeth so he wanted to destroy the reputation of Elizabeth’s family and thus prevent Darcy from being with her.
@@rogertaylor7433 Neither Wickham nor Lydia had any idea of Darcy and Elizabeth. All Lizzie mentioned was Darcy was not improved, but while at Hunsford, (visiting the Collinses) he was better understood. That was it, at that point. Also, Darcy being at the residence of his aunt, Wickham likely knew that Miss de Bourgh was the arranged wife to be by both Lady Catherine and Darcy’s mother Lady Anne. Wickham did not choose to be with Elizabeth as she was too perceptive.
What I love about this adaptation is how even as Elizabeth slowly begins to come around and change her opinion of Darcy, party of her stubbornly refuses to acknowledge that she actually does LIKE him on some level. Even at the end of this scene as she says out loud to herself that she'll never see him again because of the mess her family is in, it still seems like she hasn't completely acknowledged why that saddens her. It really speaks to the slow burn and growth the two leads go through.
Her face when Darcy says I`m afraid you must want my absence she nows it is finally over even if he has feelings for her left this was the final blow. I loved the book and this movie is as nearest as it can get.
He takes a chance To hold Lizzies hand Yet again...after the dance.. They had together...faraway Glances in piano room... What a scene to be written Prince charming reached there in the nick of time... Damsel.in distress.. Sweetness quotient of Darcy..tops.. Running out of words to describe this actor... Remarkable entry ..and how he's done it... With an impeccable storyline and such actors... Success eminent
This is to me One of best scenes in this Novel...where after their Breakup..they made amends.. Her uncle and aunty met Darcy and had a family gettogether of sorts...Also Georgiana met Lizzie And patches made discreetly..surely..and by reaching at right time He had good time to show Allegiance to Bennett's family..where he had hopes of Matrimony since long.. So his thoughtful actions all bears fruit in his further relationship With Lizzie... Ah!!! Knight in shining armour..steps taken by him to reach wickham.. To reach a climax which is Worth a watch...
Even in the tragic moment the two protagonists communicate in an adult and congenial way and the viewer can imagine them as good partners. I like the 1995 version.
Well, from my point of view Lizzy was previously informed from Mr Darcy by his letter to her on the true nature of Wickham, seducing his own sister..Thus the elopement of Wickham with her sister, Lydia, was a further, central blow to her prejudices. I think that the confession of her prejudices and amendments towards Mr Darcy in this point are short-coming. Instead the story is all about silly Lydia and the salvation by the love of Mr. Darcy towards Lizzy and, the reputation of her family. Well, I miss a little Lizzy’s growth of character by insight and remorse in her personal faults.
The reaction of Darcy....those intelligent intense eyes That can Portray Any role.. The steps he takes...as he soaks in the news received... Both in lov have a common element...wickham..both Manipulated severely by him.. Remorseless..unscrupulous..so called Armyman... In conservative society of Britain..so the situation of both brings them yet again Together What magic Austen created... And enacted by Powerful actors.. laudable indeed...
Honestly at this time it was very scary for men to just snatch women like this (it still is obviously) but back then if you were taken, you'd never be seen again.
@Simone1968RJ she WAS robbed by him. He's a con artist and a liar. Imagine getting a boyfriend or girlfriend, you fall in love, get married. Then you find out that they were a rapist and murderer when you first met them. Isn't that betrayal? Now, that's an extreme example, but Wickham is going after Lydia, a silly child easily swayed by romance, in hopes of getting his debts settled by her family, the same reason he went after poor Georgiana.
I mean, it's important to have your wits about you for these reasons. Can't feel too sorry for her after she gloats in Lizzie's face about how Wickham chose her, and "apologizing". Her lack of any understanding, lack of ability to observe and self-reflect is grating.
She reads Jane's letters and Darcy arrives... A-ha Coincidence...? Always.. This happens Last time she read he proposed.. Most un(willingly) Now Nearly proposed... But stopped in tracks... For.. He's got opportunity to Deal with Wickham... Atlast.. For making his lov Lizzy 😢 💔😤 How dare he... Wickham paining His Lizz.... The one he wants to be in wedlock with... Wickham you have had it... 😆😹😉😎🎊
She expects him to conceal unhappy truth..and he trying meticulously to ? Conceal his love for her... The pain evident in his eyes as he overly concerned about her family Due to this unfortunate event..bringing disgrace to her family Due to sisters impetousness..
Am reminded of times when i Would be in some or other Trouble...and Trouble shooters both mere Acquaintances or otherwise would jump to rescue me.. And how.... since i always had a Penchant for falling in trouble.. Relatable scene as far as i am concerned...
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 The actress for Lizzie looks as if she's about to burst into laughter and keeps reminding herself to look serious. Desperately tries to conjure up some tears and it fails spectacularly. When she's not talking, she looks incredibely irritated with everyone around her, which makes it confusing when she then smiles at them because I don't know if it's meant to look that fake, and it even happens when she's (given the situation) supposed to in distress. That's all made worse by the scene going on forever, but that's hardly her fault, of course.
@@SueMeriah The quality of this uploaded video is poor. Perhaps that's why when everything is blurred it is harder to read her emotions. I adore this version of the movie, and it is my favorite Lizzie.
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I love how he has to hold himself back from comforting her physically, yet he still manages to hold her hand and arm. Best romance ever.
Lizzy immediately comprehends the realities of her new situation and spells it out to Darcy bluntly.
This is my favorite version of pride and prejudice! Love it!!!!
dear god why? it's so bad lmao worst acting I've ever seen
@@SueMeriah you have no taste
@@dianamarie1652 If I need to have taste to like this shit I'm glad I don't then lol
@@SueMeriah then don’t watch it dear! Funny what you call shit is very popular and still gets views! Again you are wrong.
Indeed Madam it is mine also
"I'm afraid that you have long been desiring my absence..." - Elizabeth believes he is leaving her forever, mindful of the scandal. Little does she know, he is determined instead do everything in his power to rescue the situation - and her honour.
How I WISHED she'd say "You are wrong, I would wish you to stay" but that might be too racy for Austen...
@@romulusthemainecoon3047 That would be a social suicide back then :')
When Darcy brings his hand to his mouth he is experiencing great distress that he cannot ease her pain.
He is somewhat responsible !
The BBC outdid themselves with this visual version of Pride and Prejudice, though not completely like the book, it still gives the book plenty of development through the nicely timed episodes. The cast, costumes and aesthetic is absolutely pristine! I still don't like any other version over this one. I wish they would do a digital clean up of this version, some of the scenes are a bit out of focus and grainy.
There is a digitally restored version - the 25th Anniversary DVD. And the Blu-Ray is even better!
My own copy of it...the restored bluray..will be in my hands in a few days. JOY!!!!!
@@5809AUJG This is fantastic. Enjoy!
@@platinumareI also bought the restored bluray. They used the original film negatives to restore the picture and it looks fantastic.
The conviction in his tone
As he says
You are assured of my secrecy..
He can teach the world about emoting with his eyes..
Vow😍😍😻😻😻😻😻
Well... Wickham wanted to take Lydia to bed => Bed News it is.
He wanted to take any girl to bed....as long as they had some kind of money. Evil.
@@rogertaylor7433 Yes, it makes him one of my favourite villains. Though he got off lightly by marrying Lydia.
@@rogertaylor7433 Lydia had no money, so he was not as bad 😁 but Lydia was all for bed, so... 😉
@@rogertaylor7433he wanted Lydia specifically because she was Elizabeth’s sister. He wanted revenge on Darcy and he knew Darcy was into Elizabeth so he wanted to destroy the reputation of Elizabeth’s family and thus prevent Darcy from being with her.
@@rogertaylor7433 Neither Wickham nor Lydia had any idea of Darcy and Elizabeth. All Lizzie mentioned was Darcy was not improved, but while at Hunsford, (visiting the Collinses) he was better understood. That was it, at that point. Also, Darcy being at the residence of his aunt, Wickham likely knew that Miss de Bourgh was the arranged wife to be by both Lady Catherine and Darcy’s mother Lady Anne. Wickham did not choose to be with Elizabeth as she was too perceptive.
What I love about this adaptation is how even as Elizabeth slowly begins to come around and change her opinion of Darcy, party of her stubbornly refuses to acknowledge that she actually does LIKE him on some level. Even at the end of this scene as she says out loud to herself that she'll never see him again because of the mess her family is in, it still seems like she hasn't completely acknowledged why that saddens her. It really speaks to the slow burn and growth the two leads go through.
Her face when Darcy says I`m afraid you must want my absence she nows it is finally over
even if he has feelings for her left this was the final blow.
I loved the book and this movie is as nearest as it can get.
He takes a chance
To hold
Lizzies hand
Yet again...after the dance..
They had together...faraway
Glances in piano room...
What a scene to be written
Prince charming reached there in the nick of time...
Damsel.in distress..
Sweetness quotient of
Darcy..tops..
Running out of words to describe this actor...
Remarkable entry ..and how he's done it...
With an impeccable storyline and such actors...
Success eminent
Not to mention Darcy looks good...wet 😉
Каждый раз смотрю с восхищением на фарфоровое личико героини и на глаза героя, в которых отражается всё, что он чувствует к Элизабет, с восхищением!
Lost in Austen very good too..The Wickham in it is nearly the best nastiest version of Wickham..and the Darcy in it was lovely
This is to me
One of best scenes in this
Novel...where after their
Breakup..they made amends..
Her uncle and aunty met Darcy and had a family gettogether of sorts...Also Georgiana met Lizzie
And patches made discreetly..surely..and by reaching at right time
He had good time to show
Allegiance to Bennett's family..where he had hopes of
Matrimony since long..
So his thoughtful actions all bears fruit in his further relationship
With Lizzie...
Ah!!!
Knight in shining armour..steps taken by him to reach wickham..
To reach a climax which is
Worth a watch...
Even in the tragic moment the two protagonists communicate in an adult and congenial way and the viewer can imagine them as good partners. I like the 1995 version.
The mother was hilarious.
ArE wE tO bE mUrdErEd iN oUr bEdS!!!?!
It's hilarious in the movie, but living with such hysterical person is exhausting.
I ordered new sheets and pillow cases but they never came. I really needed them, and it was such bed news.
Well, from my point of view Lizzy was previously informed from Mr Darcy by his letter to her on the true nature of Wickham, seducing his own sister..Thus the elopement of Wickham with her sister, Lydia, was a further, central blow to her prejudices. I think that the confession of her prejudices and amendments towards Mr Darcy in this point are short-coming. Instead the story is all about silly Lydia and the salvation by the love of Mr. Darcy towards Lizzy and, the reputation of her family. Well, I miss a little Lizzy’s growth of character by insight and remorse in her personal faults.
The reaction of
Darcy....those
intelligent intense eyes
That can Portray
Any role..
The steps he takes...as he soaks in the news received...
Both in lov have a common element...wickham..both
Manipulated severely by him..
Remorseless..unscrupulous..so called Armyman...
In conservative society of
Britain..so the situation of both brings them yet again
Together
What magic Austen created...
And enacted by
Powerful actors..
laudable indeed...
Honestly at this time it was very scary for men to just snatch women like this (it still is obviously) but back then if you were taken, you'd never be seen again.
She didn't robbed by him. She wanted to go with him, but I agree with you that women wouldn't robbed a men.
@Simone1968RJ she WAS robbed by him. He's a con artist and a liar. Imagine getting a boyfriend or girlfriend, you fall in love, get married. Then you find out that they were a rapist and murderer when you first met them. Isn't that betrayal?
Now, that's an extreme example, but Wickham is going after Lydia, a silly child easily swayed by romance, in hopes of getting his debts settled by her family, the same reason he went after poor Georgiana.
@@zvezdoblyat Wasn't he still hoping to marry well elsewhere, but needed Lydia for some "light relief"?
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 yes he was going after some other poor girl with a lot of money. I actually can't remember why he gave up on her though
@@zvezdoblyat I think you're referring to his short-lived pursuit of Mary King? If so, that ended because her uncle took her away.
Lol Bed news indeed ...😅
Poor Lydia, stuck forever with a man who doesn’t love her.
I mean, it's important to have your wits about you for these reasons. Can't feel too sorry for her after she gloats in Lizzie's face about how Wickham chose her, and "apologizing". Her lack of any understanding, lack of ability to observe and self-reflect is grating.
It's so odd how it used to be more devastating when something like this happens than a family member dying
She reads Jane's letters and
Darcy arrives... A-ha
Coincidence...?
Always.. This happens
Last time she read he proposed.. Most un(willingly)
Now
Nearly proposed... But stopped in tracks... For.. He's got opportunity to
Deal with
Wickham... Atlast..
For making his lov Lizzy 😢 💔😤
How dare he... Wickham paining
His Lizz.... The one he wants to be in wedlock with...
Wickham you have had it... 😆😹😉😎🎊
Elizabeth received "bed" news....
🛏️ 🛌 🗞️ 📰… “bed” news, indeed 😅.
BED NEWS????
"Bed", "bad", both apply in this situation. lol
She found out that Dunelm had delivered the wrong duvet.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahah...😂
She expects him to conceal unhappy truth..and he trying meticulously to
? Conceal his love for her...
The pain evident in his eyes as he overly concerned about her family
Due to this unfortunate event..bringing disgrace to her family
Due to sisters impetousness..
Darcy lovely in this scene
I need more beeswax and batting strips
Wickham is the great grandfather of Dicaprio
Am reminded of times when i Would be in some or other
Trouble...and
Trouble shooters both mere
Acquaintances or otherwise would jump to rescue me..
And how....
since i always had a
Penchant for falling in trouble..
Relatable scene as far as i am concerned...
Lizzy sad with badly news letters
Bed news😂😂😂
Manners back then 😢
Poor Lydia
Agreed. She was stupid and without graces, but Wickham was a reprehensible conman and predator.
It is spelled BAD NEWS
Como traduzir par o.portugues
6:14 - the story’s given Darcy a stiffy so he has to quickly get up and turn away.
Learn to spell! She gets BAD NEWS!
I'm sure you've made a typo before
Lol what do you expect 10 yrs later
It’s not that serious, relax.
Girl learn how to write!!!!!
Esperanza Jimenez Rivera. Oh come on, have you never made a typo? It happens to the best of us😌
is this supposed to be "acting"? it's the worst I've seen in ages. Geez.
Best stick to your cartoons.
What makes this acting bad, in your opinion?
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 The actress for Lizzie looks as if she's about to burst into laughter and keeps reminding herself to look serious. Desperately tries to conjure up some tears and it fails spectacularly. When she's not talking, she looks incredibely irritated with everyone around her, which makes it confusing when she then smiles at them because I don't know if it's meant to look that fake, and it even happens when she's (given the situation) supposed to in distress.
That's all made worse by the scene going on forever, but that's hardly her fault, of course.
@@SueMeriah The quality of this uploaded video is poor. Perhaps that's why when everything is blurred it is harder to read her emotions. I adore this version of the movie, and it is my favorite Lizzie.
Magari in italiano era . meglio sempre in inglese tutto