Есть ощущение, что именно глубое чувство семьи нравилось мистеру Дарси в Элизабет. Она пришла пешком к своей больной сестре, она переживает за не должное поведения отца , матери и сестёр на балу, она переживает за Лидию, она отказывается от брака с Дарси, после того, как он разрушил брак её любимой старшей сестры. Мне кажется этот отказ стал большим плюсом к образу любимой Элизабет, и не оскорбил Дарси. Он очень скучал по семье после ухода из жизни его отца. Он искал её, именно такую умную, добрую и верную. Так я увидела этих двоих в экранизации 2005 года, и мне это очень нравится.
This is my absolute favorite scene of the film. Obviously I love so many different bits from this film, and have seen this movie so many times, but when he cries here, I always cry. You really feel how much he loves his daughter. Donald was such a seasoned actor and he really made me love this film that much more. I will cherish this scene even more now.
@@kaitlynr9271 Oh my gosh, me too. I find this scene so emotional. I lost my dad almost two years ago and this really gets me. Such a beautiful way to end the film (as originally intended).
@@joyegreg I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s interesting bc people crap on this movie in comparison to the mini series. I loved the mini series (getting many hours of this world is so amazing) but you cannot deny the deep-felt performances by the actors and cinematography Joe Wright and his team created. I can see why losing your dad would make this scene all the more poignant. I don’t have a relationship with my dad, so maybe that’s part of why this scene deeply moves me. Just unselfish love.
@@kaitlynr9271 Yes, whether you didn't get the dad you wanted or you did, either way this scene goes right to the heart. He loves his daughter the way we'd all like to be seen and loved. I'm so glad this scene got so much attention as we honored Mr. Sutherland's passing. Best to you.
Donald Sutherland welling up himself when he sees how happy she is truly one of the most beautiful moments on film. He was one of the great ones, truly. RIP🙏
I love this ending so much. Mr Bennet's approval is as important as the match - not just because of social mores, but because he adores Lizzie so much and knows her so deeply, that we know his approval means they are perfect for each other, otherwise he wouldn't approve. Donald Sutherland's performance is moving and wonderful - so beautiful to see a man be so blissfully happy for his daughter that he's moved to tears, mixed in with the sadness of "I won't get to see her every day". I also love that this ending leaves us hanging in anticipation (we never get to see Darcy and Lizzie kiss) - it leaves us excited for what's to come. The alternate ending is cute but too neat - this one has my heart.
Notice Kiera’s and Donald’s hands mirror each other when they cover their mouths? I wonder if it was rehearsed or just natural. They seemed to be so in tune with each other.
the casting director said that when he chose which actors to hire, he based "families" on which actors had similar mannerisms, as though they had grown up together.
Actually, the story is told in an interview that Donald Sutherland was quite conscious of his teeth, and brought his hand to his mouth on occasion. Both Kiera and Rosamund noticed this and took the mannerism for their characters. Mr. Sutherland was quite touched by the gesture.
⚘️ Yessss and every Papa has a favorite child if he has at least 3 or more, Lol & I believe Lizzy is his ❤ This is my most cherished scene between Mr Bennett & Lizzy ❤ God speed, Donald Sutherland 🤍🕊 🤍 I will never miss you because I will be watching you in Pride and Prejudice at least 2-3× a year ⚘️ and I'm not embarrassed to say so anymore 🤍🕊
Donald Sutherland...What an actor... I still can't comprehend that he is the villain in THG...Here he is a loving dad, so much warmth and there he was so cunningly calm and villianous as Snow. God!!! Love him!
The huge difference between both movies in his eyes only is IMMENSE!! While you can see icebergs breaking in his eyes in THG, which gave me cold sweat Every. Single. Time he appears on screen. In this scene his eyes are warm, loving, caring, happy, like a cozy fireplace in early autumn! This is what always gets me when I see great acting, like with Mister Donald Sutherland here!! I cannot help myself but smile warmly with him!! 😊
This is the scene that came to my mind when I heard of Donald Sutherland's passing on 6/20/24. May he be at peace and enjoy his well-deserved leisure. 🕯
Rest in peace, Donald. You were an incredible actor with many big roles, but this understated, sentimental role in Pride & Prejudice will always be my favorite. You never failed to make me cry here, and you immortalized the love between Lizzie and Papa in such a special way. You are part of the reason I love this film so much. Thank you, a thousand times.
A wonderfully understated performance. Everyone is mentioning Kelly’s Heroes and Oddball but this is the other side of Donald. Subtle and beautiful. RIP sir
There's an important element in this scene that was missing in P&P 1995: Lizzie explains (off-camera) what Darcy did to secure Lydia's marriage and we get to see the father's reaction "Good Lord, I must pay him back." That was a huge omission in 1995.
it really was. And it omitted one of Mr Bennet's famous comic lines "I will offer to pay him, he will rant and rave about his love for you and that will be the end of it". Benjamin Whitrow would have done that little scene so much justice. I think it's the one and only fault in the otherwise perfect 1995 P&P.
Dammit Keira is so beautiful in this movie! This is the first movie I watched from her (I was a 15yo teen I think) and from then I admired her and had some sort of a crush on her! Very emotional scene here, loved the father/daughter interaction!
Lizzie not wanting to break eye contact with Darcy as she shuts the door gets me every time. Follow that up with the beautiful moment between father and daughter and I’m a hot mess. In a good way!!!
The last line here always gets me..outside of Matthew MacFadyens Darcy stammering his I Love You to Elizabeth this scene is my favorite. We'll miss you Donald Sutherland❤
While it is edited at 1:39, I do miss the comment as poor Mr. Darcy paces outside the Bennet house, "I thought she didn't like him." "Neither did I" (as I recall).
I would love to leave these intact, but unfortunately TH-cam limits the amount of time you can upload for certain countries. I thought it was better to see the whole interaction between Lizzie and her father ❤️
You are absolutely right, Susan. I love this interaction between father and daughter. Despite the fact that, as a Catholic religious, I never married, but I have a very strong daughter drive. @@susanfirth9883
I didn't like this rendition of "Pride and Prejudice". It played too much like a gothic story: dark, grim and serious. The book portrays the dad as a deliberately obtuse dad who had a jovial nature, which allowed him to tolerate and, yet, appreciate his wife's foibles and Lydia's flightiness. Read the book....
It's the only version I've seen (I've seen several) that nails something essential about Darcy: The man is very shy, which, given his social position, comes across as arrogance.@@annefitz7346
Amen. And the directing kills me. I know these actors are fantastic; so why do they read their lines as if they’re doing a table read? It’s disgraceful.
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What I love about this adaption is that the Bennets FEEL like a real family. You can feel it through Donald’s portrayal.
Есть ощущение, что именно глубое чувство семьи нравилось мистеру Дарси в Элизабет. Она пришла пешком к своей больной сестре, она переживает за не должное поведения отца , матери и сестёр на балу, она переживает за Лидию, она отказывается от брака с Дарси, после того, как он разрушил брак её любимой старшей сестры. Мне кажется этот отказ стал большим плюсом к образу любимой Элизабет, и не оскорбил Дарси. Он очень скучал по семье после ухода из жизни его отца. Он искал её, именно такую умную, добрую и верную. Так я увидела этих двоих в экранизации 2005 года, и мне это очень нравится.
His portrayal of Mr. Bennett has always brought me to tears, but today it's got me extra misty-eyed. Rest in peace, Donald Sutherland.
The director said that Donald cried at every take of that scene. Mr. Sutherland must have a strong paternal "daughter drive."
Rest in peace Donald Sutherland!!! You were such a lovely actor!
I just found out and came here to see him ❤
me too
This is one of my favourite scenes. Rest in Peace, Donald Sutherland.
This is my absolute favorite scene of the film. Obviously I love so many different bits from this film, and have seen this movie so many times, but when he cries here, I always cry. You really feel how much he loves his daughter. Donald was such a seasoned actor and he really made me love this film that much more. I will cherish this scene even more now.
@@kaitlynr9271 Oh my gosh, me too. I find this scene so emotional. I lost my dad almost two years ago and this really gets me. Such a beautiful way to end the film (as originally intended).
@@joyegreg I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s interesting bc people crap on this movie in comparison to the mini series. I loved the mini series (getting many hours of this world is so amazing) but you cannot deny the deep-felt performances by the actors and cinematography Joe Wright and his team created. I can see why losing your dad would make this scene all the more poignant. I don’t have a relationship with my dad, so maybe that’s part of why this scene deeply moves me. Just unselfish love.
@@kaitlynr9271 Yes, whether you didn't get the dad you wanted or you did, either way this scene goes right to the heart. He loves his daughter the way we'd all like to be seen and loved. I'm so glad this scene got so much attention as we honored Mr. Sutherland's passing. Best to you.
@@joyegreg and to you!
Donald Sutherland welling up himself when he sees how happy she is truly one of the most beautiful moments on film. He was one of the great ones, truly. RIP🙏
I heard that Donald Sutherland teared up for every take of this scene. Every take!
Goodbye, Mr. Bennet 😢
I'm here heartbroken after the news. Thank you for sharing your incredible talents Donald Sutherland.
I love this ending so much. Mr Bennet's approval is as important as the match - not just because of social mores, but because he adores Lizzie so much and knows her so deeply, that we know his approval means they are perfect for each other, otherwise he wouldn't approve. Donald Sutherland's performance is moving and wonderful - so beautiful to see a man be so blissfully happy for his daughter that he's moved to tears, mixed in with the sadness of "I won't get to see her every day". I also love that this ending leaves us hanging in anticipation (we never get to see Darcy and Lizzie kiss) - it leaves us excited for what's to come. The alternate ending is cute but too neat - this one has my heart.
Notice Kiera’s and Donald’s hands mirror each other when they cover their mouths? I wonder if it was rehearsed or just natural. They seemed to be so in tune with each other.
the casting director said that when he chose which actors to hire, he based "families" on which actors had similar mannerisms, as though they had grown up together.
Actually, the story is told in an interview that Donald Sutherland was quite conscious of his teeth, and brought his hand to his mouth on occasion. Both Kiera and Rosamund noticed this and took the mannerism for their characters. Mr. Sutherland was quite touched by the gesture.
Such a beautiful scene showing the love of a father and daughter. I get teary eyed everytime, it’s so pure and sweet.
⚘️ Yessss and every Papa has a favorite child if he has at least 3 or more, Lol & I believe Lizzy is his ❤ This is my most cherished scene between Mr Bennett & Lizzy ❤ God speed, Donald Sutherland 🤍🕊 🤍 I will never miss you because I will be watching you in Pride and Prejudice at least 2-3× a year ⚘️ and I'm not embarrassed to say so anymore 🤍🕊
It made me cry how beautiful their relationship is 🥹💕
Donald Sutherland...What an actor... I still can't comprehend that he is the villain in THG...Here he is a loving dad, so much warmth and there he was so cunningly calm and villianous as Snow. God!!! Love him!
The huge difference between both movies in his eyes only is IMMENSE!! While you can see icebergs breaking in his eyes in THG, which gave me cold sweat Every. Single. Time he appears on screen.
In this scene his eyes are warm, loving, caring, happy, like a cozy fireplace in early autumn! This is what always gets me when I see great acting, like with Mister Donald Sutherland here!! I cannot help myself but smile warmly with him!! 😊
@@m-edesharnais5409 so true, omg!
This is the scene that came to my mind when I heard of Donald Sutherland's passing on 6/20/24. May he be at peace and enjoy his well-deserved leisure. 🕯
Me to...well said. "I could have not parted with you my Lizzie...
Rest in peace, Donald. You were an incredible actor with many big roles, but this understated, sentimental role in Pride & Prejudice will always be my favorite. You never failed to make me cry here, and you immortalized the love between Lizzie and Papa in such a special way. You are part of the reason I love this film so much. Thank you, a thousand times.
Donald Southerland is such a total actor
This was a most touching scene 😭, one of my favorite too.
RIP ❤😔 Forever our most beloved literary and cinematic father 🕊️
Donald Sutherland is perfect in this scene.
In general
One of my favorite scenes in any movie, and it's mostly because of Mr. Sutherland's wonderful performance.
Rest in Peace, sir.
RIP Donald Sutherland. His warm and kind voice will live on in my memory from this scene.
A wonderfully understated performance. Everyone is mentioning Kelly’s Heroes and Oddball but this is the other side of Donald. Subtle and beautiful. RIP sir
The BEST movie version.
I agree!
Such a wanting opinion.
One of my most fave scenes in P&P. Maybe my fave non-lead couple scene. I shed tears everytime I watch this clip. 💖
Purchased to weep heavily. Rest in peace, Mr. Sutherland. You are a gift.
R.I.P. Mr. Bennett.. Donald Sutherland (1935-2024)
RIP Donald Southerland... amazing actor... one of my favorite scenes, so sublime...
The tears in his eyes when she tells him that she loves him. Ah this is the most lovely, beautiful scene that makes me incandescently happy.
Rest in peace Mr Bennet 💔, My condolences to your family, friends and innumerable fans 😔
My favorite final scene. Donald's performance are magnificent and friendly. Great actor.
Rest in peace.
My favourite scene, good bye...Mr Bennet!❤️😢
There's an important element in this scene that was missing in P&P 1995: Lizzie explains (off-camera) what Darcy did to secure Lydia's marriage and we get to see the father's reaction "Good Lord, I must pay him back." That was a huge omission in 1995.
it really was. And it omitted one of Mr Bennet's famous comic lines "I will offer to pay him, he will rant and rave about his love for you and that will be the end of it". Benjamin Whitrow would have done that little scene so much justice. I think it's the one and only fault in the otherwise perfect 1995 P&P.
There’s an extended version where he says he can never pay him back
Rest in peace, Donald Sutherland. 😔
Dammit Keira is so beautiful in this movie! This is the first movie I watched from her (I was a 15yo teen I think) and from then I admired her and had some sort of a crush on her!
Very emotional scene here, loved the father/daughter interaction!
I love how father and Daugther sre covering theier mouth with teirer hands that look`like a family gesture. Donald Sutherland makes a fine Mr Bennet
Lizzie not wanting to break eye contact with Darcy as she shuts the door gets me every time. Follow that up with the beautiful moment between father and daughter and I’m a hot mess. In a good way!!!
I haven't nearly seen all of his performances, but I'm not sure how any would be better than this!
Rest in peace Mr. Sutherland🌷
Rest in peace Donald Sutherland. You were an amazing actor. 😢
My favorite movie with Mr. Sutherland in it and, that's saying a lot. He made some really great movies. So heartbreaking to hear about his passing.
So all the commenters are here after Donald’s passing too 😢 truly my favorite Mr Bennets, RIP
Donald Sutherland is giving iff positive waves in this scene, man.
My favorite movie, and this is the best scene in it
Love this scene so much - rest in peace, Donald Sutherland! A perfect Mr. Bennet.
RIP dear Donald Sutherland❤❤❤
The last line here always gets me..outside of Matthew MacFadyens Darcy stammering his I Love You to Elizabeth this scene is my favorite. We'll miss you Donald Sutherland❤
RIP Donald Sutherland.
RIP good Sir 😢
Donald Sutherland was a wonderful actor
Lizzy was his favourite.
Mr Benett is my favourite character in the book.
Rip donald
Absolutely adorable.
Love the music too
RIP Donald Sutherland 😢
R.I.P Mr Donald Sutherland 1935-2024.
While it is edited at 1:39, I do miss the comment as poor Mr. Darcy paces outside the Bennet house, "I thought she didn't like him." "Neither did I" (as I recall).
I would love to leave these intact, but unfortunately TH-cam limits the amount of time you can upload for certain countries. I thought it was better to see the whole interaction between Lizzie and her father ❤️
You are absolutely right, Susan. I love this interaction between father and daughter. Despite the fact that, as a Catholic religious, I never married, but I have a very strong daughter drive. @@susanfirth9883
@@susanfirth9883 Thank you for sharing. As was said in the movie by Mr. Darcy, "Yes, yes I know."
RIP Mr Sutherland
Wonderful movie
Donald Sutherland was absolutely perfect as Mr. Bennet.
Adiós sr Bennet. Buen viaje
Rest in peace 😔💔
Be at your leisure sir x
Rip mr bennet
3:05 😢😢😢
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What is this background music?
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Dad
Why is Mr Bennett not shaved?
I didn't like this rendition of "Pride and Prejudice". It played too much like a gothic story: dark, grim and serious.
The book portrays the dad as a deliberately obtuse dad who had a jovial nature, which allowed him to tolerate and, yet, appreciate his wife's foibles and Lydia's flightiness.
Read the book....
Agreed! The BBC version is the best. I don’t appreciate anyone re-writing Austen.
This version is better.
I adore this version
It's the only version I've seen (I've seen several) that nails something essential about Darcy: The man is very shy, which, given his social position, comes across as arrogance.@@annefitz7346
Amen. And the directing kills me. I know these actors are fantastic; so why do they read their lines as if they’re doing a table read? It’s disgraceful.
Here after Donald’s passing, of course he is known for many roles but this one will always stick out for me x
This scene means so much to me rip 🤍
RIP Mr Sutherland
RIP Mr Sutherland