"It deserves to be see over and over again." This is really how I feel about this adaptation! It is so good, I watched so many times, I can memorize line by line by line!
This was the definitive film version of P&P. Love it to pieces. My mum and I have to watch it together at least once a year, and have been doing so since I was in primary school.
Here it is April 5, 2015, 20 years since the making of this mini series; I never tire of it. I never tire of reading the books either. I think we can dub this series: Classic
Deborah Wheeler I'm totally with you on that. About the Jane Austen books. Every high school girl, or post high schooler, should have the opportunity to read P and P, Sensibility, Persuasion, and Mansfield Park. Each of these teach so many important lessons on relationships, it's incredible. My daughter and I enjoy reading them together. This version of P and P is the BEST and , in my opinion, can NEVER be surpassed. I don't see how it's possible. :D And I even read it with my 20 year old son before he left for boot camp. He loved it also. Anytime the movies in, he stands and just smiles. He enjoys all the bantering back and forth between Darcy and Lizzy and all the miscommunication. lol
Yep. Sounds like your son is military personnel now. Thank you, his family, and thank him for his service to our country. Yes. I think most men are attracted to a woman who can hold her ground, in banter or conversation.
+Deborah Wheeler same here. i have another series which i consider one of my favorites but i won't be able to watch/read it like pride and prejudice without ever getting tired.
Do you like Persuasion? i love it, though it is so heartbreaking most of the way through. I read The Diary of Captain Wentworth by some modern author and it was so fun to see HIS SUPPOSED viewpoint of Anne. Excellent, though it wasn't written by Jane, herself.
+Suzu M Yes, I do like "Persuasion"; though, I've not read the book. Yet. I do so enjoy reading the book. Sometimes, I like to read the book, watch the movie versions, the read the book again. 😀
It most definitely *has* stood the test of time. 1995? Wow. I've seen it, no end of times and after some gap, watched it again the other day, all six episodes and it *still* gripped me. So much so, that I'm currently re-reading the novel and loving it just as much as the T.V. series. Of course, it helps to have a picture in your mind as to what the characters might look like!
Oh look, it's Charlotte Lucas! That woman has an exquisite beauty. I think she was meant to play a plain girl but she really isn't-- at all. I love their dresses. I wish we dressed that way today. I love all these actors. Love this vid. It's my favourite, yet
@4Freedom4All Must admit, I loved the 2005 film as much as the 1995 TV version. I thought Lucy Scott (Charlotte) would have better cast as Jane - very attractive, and I definitely can't agree with you about Rosamund Pike not being pretty enough: Really!
The costumes in this adaptation were gorgeous. The attention to detail was outstanding. I've lost count, the time's I've watched this series from when it first aired.
Ive tried to watch other adaptations, but this one got it perfectly. Its sort of nice to see how much work went into perfecting the world they were presenting. We all love it because they made it so believable. well done.
I remember this so vividly - I think it was a Sunday night playing on the ABC and we all fell in love with it. I would gladly and enthusiastically watch any and all Pride & Prejudice's anyone choose to make, and would most likely enjoy them all, but this wonderful vision of the book does hold such a special place in my heart.
If the idea of going back in time appeals, try “Lost in Austen”. In this mini series, a modern girl exchanges places with Elizabeth Bennet through wild and crazy plot machinations (willing suspension of disbelief is required here). And then chaos ensues! Great fun. The people who wrote and produced it totally understand the P and P life and appeal. So give it a go. You will enjoy it wholeheartedly.
this is better than the knightley version.It took me time to have the strength to finish this because I thought it wasn't appealing that much but now I think this is the BEST VERSION!
+elle kim i was the opposite. i loved it immediatelly and was so happy i found it and binge watched it :P and then a month or two later i watched it again.
@@louisericketts6738 You are forgetting she is reputed to be a great beauty in the county, but is denigrated by Miss Caronline Bingley's jealousy and Mr. Darcy's insecure lust.
@@louisericketts6738 Keira Knightley is ugly: she is skin and bones (as if she just came out of Auschwitz), has a masculine jaw, and her smile is irritating because of her habsburg jaw. It's Jennifer Ehle who is too pretty to play Lizzy
I watch this show on endless repeat I will never get tired of it. No nudity, no violence, no gratuitous sex scenes or the repulsive PC culture that modern television so eagerly portrays.
All of that, and knowing how historically accurate this miniseries is in every detail. I've watched it so many times, and will watch it countless more times with the greatest pleasure.
oh my God! what a change! Adrian Lukis look so handsome like this, I didn't like him (his looks) in the story of Pride of prejudice, but here he looks really handsome
Whenever I see Adrian Lukis in any police drama I immediately know he's going to turn out to be the killer. He always seems to play the villain. I'm sure he's a perfectly nice person in real life.
This version of the book is closest to the book. I have read the book about a dozen times and watches this version about 100 times.. wish you could watch the movie free .
To me, this vesrios of video "Pride and Prejudice" will always be the most definitive. It even surpasses the "Pride and Prejudice" 1940 version starring Greer Garson and (Sir) Laurence Olivier--he wasn't knighted until 1947--along with a respectable supporting cast.
Very cool, I Really enjoyed this video! It was cool to see some of the actors and how they learned how to dance and what they had to wear...very cool! :)
"They weren't rich"; surely the problem was that they lived beyond their means; instead of saving, their father spent (& allowed Mrs Bennet to spend)..
Hi. According to Jane Austen, Mr Bennet had an annual income of £2,000, which means that the Bennet's were much better off than almost everyone else in the country. For example, in 1820 (seven years after Pride and Prejudice was published) Patrick Brontë, whose daughters Charlotte, Emily and Anne became famous authors, was only earning £170 per annum as the parson at Haworth. Moreover, despite his much lower income, Patrick was middle class and earned more than double the sum of the average man in the street. (Mr Bennet's income is mentioned by Jane in Volume 1, Chapter 7,, whereas the information on Patrick's income comes from Juliet Barker's book, The Brontës).
Yes, partly. In the book the Bennets were landed gentry, meaning they actually owned quite a bit of the surrounding land. The main problem was that mr Bennet thought he would have a son to inherit the (quite valuable) estate, and take care of mrs Bennet and their daughters. Without a son, the estate went to a cousin, mr Collins. This was made worse by mr Bennet neglecting to save so that his daughters could marry well. This idea that the primary objection to Elizabeth and Darcy’s marriage is the Bennets being poor is nonsense, it is their family’s general imprudence and impropriety. 2005’s «Grime and Prejudice» only compounded that misunderstanding by making them considerably less well off, to create an easier conflict for modern audiences to grasp than one of manners and prudence.
I was brought up in the village that is about a mile from Edgecott House. I don't think anybody knew it was being filmed there at the time. Heavens! Colin Firth must have driven through my village: Wardinton. It hasn't changed much.
I used to think that the actor for Wickham was not handsome until I saw his face sporting a modern hairstyle with a light beard and moustache. He looks quite handsome in this video. He should not shave his moustache and cut his hair a bit short because it suits his face.
I do like this film better than the others I have seen, such as the Laurence Olivier one, the Elizabeth Garvie one and the Keira Knightly one. I was wondering on the necklines of the dresses. Which film is more likely to be typical of the period of the film. I have heard that the film with Olivier cast women in the roles who were perhaps a decade too old for the characters, and they tried to minimize the effect by giving them exaggerated bonnets that are probably not authentic. It was said that they assimilated the costumes to Gone with the Wind, which appeared before the Austen film. One can see the difference in comparison to later films that tried to match the ages of actors to the characters and the costumes to the period. But were the necklines higher in the Regency period or about as shown in the various films? Or are they adapted to our contemporary audience tastes?
Этот фильм достоин произведения Остин. Видно, что фильм делался с любовью и максимальным старанием. Есть неплохая книга про то как создавался этот фильм. Причем книга есть и на русском языке. Фильм неплохо дополняет роман Остин. Но не может его заменить. Роман пронизан отличным, своеобразным юмором Джейн Остин. Фильм лишь в незначительной степени передает этот юмор. Но в фильме прекрасно показана природа, наряды, этикет. Да еще в фильме мистер Дарси четко прорисован. В книге он скорее набросок🙂 В книге Дарси мне не совсем понятен. В фильме же вопросов к мистеру Дарси нет. Все актеры хороши и на своих местах. Лизи талант, мамаша просто отпад.🙂(Аудио в оригинале слушать, не дубляж)
This is such a great version--the best. Costumes were perfect and that's a big deal to me. I disagree with Allison...Victorian corsets were not restrictive. Some women were into tight lacing, but that was an exception. The Victorian corset was very comfortable. Regency stays were really light and nice. Adrian Lukas looks much younger with his hair cut like that and facial hair.
Look up NY Baroque Dancing, they teach all types of historical dance online right now. I've taken the Espanoleta, Baroque Ballet, Haitian Cuban, and more. Really interesting. nybaroquedance.org/
The reason that it is in the era is because the book took over 10 years ago for Jane Austen was never happy with the book, she changed so so many times. She started in empire in the book, even if she did changed it she dident in the book. And if they should have film in an other era, it would not been a real Jane Austen movie/tv serie. The Movie in 05, that was so wrong. The producer did came out and said that he never had read the book. He just looked at the 1995 mini serie and based the movie on that. "Hateful man"
Emma hägg Many of us loved the 2005 movie very, VERY much. It was a masterpiece and some actors had nominations on several awards! I’m Belgian and I think it is one of the most beautiful movies I have EVER seen!!!
Is this blonde girl dancing with mr. Wickham Anne Lucas (Charlotte's sister)? I would like to be one of those people standing in the back at the ball as they are dancing and watch Colin Firth. This is deffinitelly the BEST version of P&P!
Yes, in the rehearsal space with the choreographer, it's Lucy Davis and Adrian Lukis, rehearsing for their roles as Maria Lucas and Mr. Wickham, respectively. In the film clip, Mr. Wickham is dancing with Mary King, with red/ginger hair, played by Alexandra Howerd.
Adoro o Filme e o livro Orgulho e Preconceito. Mas pra dar LIKES, só com o MATTHEW MACFADYEN. É é o responsável pelo e grande momento desse lindo Filme!
Arc Kocsog YES! 😀. And the actress who played Lydia Bennet was the daughter in Absolutely Fabulous; such a good actress. I don’t think I ever saw her crack a smile in Ab Fab but I’ve read that she has a wicked sense of humour. Her laugh is so infectious in P&P.
+Darcyfied maybe I was stuck in the thought that the 2005 movie version was the best.And these past few weeks I have been on my historical movie marathon so I decided to go back at ot again
It's 2020 and I still watch this adaptation! It is the best!
In 2021 here
I watch it every month. I’m afraid I have an unhealthy obsession with this series.
I know!! I love it.
2022 here
Only this one! 2005 was so bad. Scary teeth Keira!
Never tire of pride n prejudice and this BBC version nailed it.
"It deserves to be see over and over again." This is really how I feel about this adaptation! It is so good, I watched so many times, I can memorize line by line by line!
Alison Steadman was my favorite in Pride and Pejudice as Mrs Bennet, what a great acting! She is indeed the best Mrs Bennet I have ever seen.
She is a brilliant actress. Brenda Blethyn was good in the part too.
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I loved her and also Mr Collins. 😍
She was brilliant.
I thought she was a bit over the top though.
She was fantastic
This was the definitive film version of P&P. Love it to pieces. My mum and I have to watch it together at least once a year, and have been doing so since I was in primary school.
I completely agree! My mother and I do the same!
Here it is April 5, 2015, 20 years since the making of this mini series; I never tire of it. I never tire of reading the books either. I think we can dub this series: Classic
Deborah Wheeler I'm totally with you on that. About the Jane Austen books. Every high school girl, or post high schooler, should have the opportunity to read P and P, Sensibility, Persuasion, and Mansfield Park. Each of these teach so many important lessons on relationships, it's incredible. My daughter and I enjoy reading them together. This version of P and P is the BEST and , in my opinion, can NEVER be surpassed. I don't see how it's possible. :D And I even read it with my 20 year old son before he left for boot camp. He loved it also. Anytime the movies in, he stands and just smiles. He enjoys all the bantering back and forth between Darcy and Lizzy and all the miscommunication. lol
Yep. Sounds like your son is military personnel now. Thank you, his family, and thank him for his service to our country. Yes. I think most men are attracted to a woman who can hold her ground, in banter or conversation.
+Deborah Wheeler same here. i have another series which i consider one of my favorites but i won't be able to watch/read it like pride and prejudice without ever getting tired.
Do you like Persuasion? i love it, though it is so heartbreaking most of the way through. I read The Diary of Captain Wentworth by some modern author and it was so fun to see HIS SUPPOSED viewpoint of Anne. Excellent, though it wasn't written by Jane, herself.
+Suzu M Yes, I do like "Persuasion"; though, I've not read the book. Yet. I do so enjoy reading the book. Sometimes, I like to read the book, watch the movie versions, the read the book again. 😀
I wish that kind of dancing, curtsy and bowing, and that style of dress were still part of our culture! I love it!
It most definitely *has* stood the test of time. 1995? Wow. I've seen it, no end of times and after some gap, watched it again the other day, all six episodes and it *still* gripped me.
So much so, that I'm currently re-reading the novel and loving it just as much as the T.V. series.
Of course, it helps to have a picture in your mind as to what the characters might look like!
The 1995 BBC series and the novel stand the test of time indeed. Both have millions of fans worldwide, I am sure.
Oh look, it's Charlotte Lucas! That woman has an exquisite beauty. I think she was meant to play a plain girl but she really isn't-- at all. I love their dresses. I wish we dressed that way today. I love all these actors. Love this vid. It's my favourite, yet
I believe she first auditioned to play Lizzy... Well, she is exellent as Charlotte.
Naaaah I am fine not wearing corsets or bonnets... ugh 😄
Kamala Kamala I didn’t realize that she auditioned for Lizzy.
Yes, she's very pretty.
@4Freedom4All Must admit, I loved the 2005 film as much as the 1995 TV version.
I thought Lucy Scott (Charlotte) would have better cast as Jane - very attractive, and I definitely can't agree with you about Rosamund Pike not being pretty enough: Really!
The costumes in this adaptation were gorgeous. The attention to detail was outstanding. I've lost count, the time's I've watched this series from when it first aired.
Ive tried to watch other adaptations, but this one got it perfectly. Its sort of nice to see how much work went into perfecting the world they were presenting. We all love it because they made it so believable. well done.
I remember this so vividly - I think it was a Sunday night playing on the ABC and we all fell in love with it. I would gladly and enthusiastically watch any and all Pride & Prejudice's anyone choose to make, and would most likely enjoy them all, but this wonderful vision of the book does hold such a special place in my heart.
this p&p version has to be my all time favorite....can we go back in time plz!
If the idea of going back in time appeals, try “Lost in Austen”. In this mini series, a modern girl exchanges places with Elizabeth Bennet through wild and crazy plot machinations (willing suspension of disbelief is required here). And then chaos ensues! Great fun. The people who wrote and produced it totally understand the P and P life and appeal. So give it a go. You will enjoy it wholeheartedly.
The cast of this is truly amazing!
It has definitely stood the test of time and we have watched it countless times!
Alison looks younger then she did back then. What a great actress she is. Absolutely marvelous acting!
this is better than the knightley version.It took me time to have the strength to finish this because I thought it wasn't appealing that much but now I think this is the BEST VERSION!
+elle kim i was the opposite. i loved it immediatelly and was so happy i found it and binge watched it :P and then a month or two later i watched it again.
Keira Knightly is almost too beautiful for the roll. Elizabeth Bennett has "fine eyes" and an engaging character but is not a great beauty.
@@louisericketts6738 You are forgetting she is reputed to be a great beauty in the county, but is denigrated by Miss Caronline Bingley's jealousy and Mr. Darcy's insecure lust.
Anything would be better than the Keira Knightly version. The Muppets even. This however is the ultimate adaptation, true to the book.
@@louisericketts6738 Keira Knightley is ugly: she is skin and bones (as if she just came out of Auschwitz), has a masculine jaw, and her smile is irritating because of her habsburg jaw. It's Jennifer Ehle who is too pretty to play Lizzy
Loved Pride+Prejudice! Still do+this production is far superior to any other.
Well this version has and will stand the test of time. It is excellent
Agree with you on Charlotte, such a congenial and scrumptious example of womanhood, as Jane and Lizzy are.
haha didnt recognize Mr. wickham with those beard. this is cool!
Adrian Lukas always plays the "villain". As soon as you see him in a murder mystery you can bet your life he did it.
This video is 10 years old and the series is 25 years old.. unbelievable
And we are still here, loving it.
I drove past Edgecott House this afternoon, which was Mr Bingley's home.
(I don't think he or Mr Darcy was home!!!) shame eh!
It thas definitely stood the test of time, and the test of tastes as well. Sheer perfection!!
I watch this show on endless repeat I will never get tired of it. No nudity, no violence, no gratuitous sex scenes or the repulsive PC culture that modern television so eagerly portrays.
All of that, and knowing how historically accurate this miniseries is in every detail. I've watched it so many times, and will watch it countless more times with the greatest pleasure.
oh my God! what a change! Adrian Lukis look so handsome like this, I didn't like him (his looks) in the story of Pride of prejudice, but here he looks really handsome
Whenever I see Adrian Lukis in any police drama I immediately know he's going to turn out to be the killer. He always seems to play the villain. I'm sure he's a perfectly nice person in real life.
My god it indeed has stood the test of time already ,brilliant!
I love pride n prejudice 1995 ❤
This version of the book is closest to the book. I have read the book about a dozen times and watches this version about 100 times.. wish you could watch the movie free .
2022, and still watching it. It will forever be the best. 🥰
I love Pride and Prejudice. Period and never tire of it.
Alison Steadman made this production! Excellent job!
To me, this vesrios of video "Pride and Prejudice" will always be the most definitive. It even surpasses the "Pride and Prejudice" 1940 version starring Greer Garson and (Sir) Laurence Olivier--he wasn't knighted until 1947--along with a respectable supporting cast.
It was good, and it did stand the test of time :)
By far my favorite version. I have watched it probably close to 100 times and have it memorized.
This adaptation is my very favourite of Pride and Prejudice. Extremely well done.
Very cool, I Really enjoyed this video! It was cool to see some of the actors and how they learned how to dance and what they had to wear...very cool! :)
Wonderful production. I never tire of watching it nor of reading the book.
"They weren't rich"; surely the problem was that they lived beyond their means; instead of saving, their father spent (& allowed Mrs Bennet to spend)..
Hi. According to Jane Austen, Mr Bennet had an annual income of £2,000, which means that the Bennet's were much better off than almost everyone else in the country. For example, in 1820 (seven years after Pride and Prejudice was published) Patrick Brontë, whose daughters Charlotte, Emily and Anne became famous authors, was only earning £170 per annum as the parson at Haworth. Moreover, despite his much lower income, Patrick was middle class and earned more than double the sum of the average man in the street. (Mr Bennet's income is mentioned by Jane in Volume 1, Chapter 7,, whereas the information on Patrick's income comes from Juliet Barker's book, The Brontës).
Yes, partly. In the book the Bennets were landed gentry, meaning they actually owned quite a bit of the surrounding land. The main problem was that mr Bennet thought he would have a son to inherit the (quite valuable) estate, and take care of mrs Bennet and their daughters. Without a son, the estate went to a cousin, mr Collins. This was made worse by mr Bennet neglecting to save so that his daughters could marry well. This idea that the primary objection to Elizabeth and Darcy’s marriage is the Bennets being poor is nonsense, it is their family’s general imprudence and impropriety. 2005’s «Grime and Prejudice» only compounded that misunderstanding by making them considerably less well off, to create an easier conflict for modern audiences to grasp than one of manners and prudence.
I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT JANE AUSTEN.
I didn't recognize Wickham here, he looks much better here than in the movie :D
I was brought up in the village that is about a mile from Edgecott House. I don't think anybody knew it was being filmed there at the time. Heavens! Colin Firth must have driven through my village: Wardinton. It hasn't changed much.
Love this behind the scenes ❤❤
This will always be the best version. I don'y know why they even bother to try to fit it in to a 2 hour movie.
agreed
Absolutely stunning :))) Thank you for adding this video!
Wow, I didn't realize the blonde girl dancing played Maria Lucas!
She was in The Office too....she's Jasper Carrot's daughter.
And Sean of the dead
Never get tired of watching. Pity the full series is no longer on TH-cam.
It is now
Absolutely LOVE the dresses.
Oh my he looks more handsome here than in the movie withvthis type of facial hair
After seeing this version it pains me to see the 2005 version which looks like a bad Hollywood version.
Thank youuuuuu
Not sure how many times I’ve watched this film
I used to think that the actor for Wickham was not handsome until I saw his face sporting a modern hairstyle with a light beard and moustache. He looks quite handsome in this video. He should not shave his moustache and cut his hair a bit short because it suits his face.
Love this period dramas
Thanks for sharing this!
I do like this film better than the others I have seen, such as the Laurence Olivier one, the Elizabeth Garvie one and the Keira Knightly one. I was wondering on the necklines of the dresses. Which film is more likely to be typical of the period of the film. I have heard that the film with Olivier cast women in the roles who were perhaps a decade too old for the characters, and they tried to minimize the effect by giving them exaggerated bonnets that are probably not authentic. It was said that they assimilated the costumes to Gone with the Wind, which appeared before the Austen film. One can see the difference in comparison to later films that tried to match the ages of actors to the characters and the costumes to the period. But were the necklines higher in the Regency period or about as shown in the various films? Or are they adapted to our contemporary audience tastes?
I wasnt on Earth while they made it but now I watch it every year, it's my favorite PP adaptation. Plus Wickham is hot lol
What do you suppose Jane would think of the 1995 Pride and Prejudice film?
Adam Karelius She would approve-this version kept her social commentary.
Thank you!
Этот фильм достоин произведения Остин. Видно, что фильм делался с любовью и максимальным старанием. Есть неплохая книга про то как создавался этот фильм. Причем книга есть и на русском языке. Фильм неплохо дополняет роман Остин. Но не может его заменить. Роман пронизан отличным, своеобразным юмором Джейн Остин. Фильм лишь в незначительной степени передает этот юмор. Но в фильме прекрасно показана природа, наряды, этикет. Да еще в фильме мистер Дарси четко прорисован. В книге он скорее набросок🙂 В книге Дарси мне не совсем понятен. В фильме же вопросов к мистеру Дарси нет. Все актеры хороши и на своих местах. Лизи талант, мамаша просто отпад.🙂(Аудио в оригинале слушать, не дубляж)
How the times have changed. They were not not allowed to be alone!
Bravo à tous ceux qui ont oeuvré pour produire ce chef-d'oeuvre . Le résultat est magnifique !
This is such a great version--the best. Costumes were perfect and that's a big deal to me. I disagree with Allison...Victorian corsets were not restrictive. Some women were into tight lacing, but that was an exception. The Victorian corset was very comfortable. Regency stays were really light and nice. Adrian Lukas looks much younger with his hair cut like that and facial hair.
Still the best version.
Fine Victorian era style and typical, and thats what i like, it's interesting fashion!
The Victorian era began in 1837, by which time Jane Austen had been dead for 20 years.
I want to be able to dance like that!!!
Sounds like fun💃
Rajeswary Pillai if you look up contra dancing you might find a local group that does it on a regular basis.
Look up NY Baroque Dancing, they teach all types of historical dance online right now. I've taken the Espanoleta, Baroque Ballet, Haitian Cuban, and more. Really interesting. nybaroquedance.org/
@@katherinewilson1853
Thank you 😊
Anyone else feel they would be more at home in the Georgian era?
+P Heart Probably I'd regret it when I got pneumonia or something and there wouldn't be any antibiotics.
+P Heart Only if I had a hell of a lot of money.
And maybe an Internet connection.
The reason that it is in the era is because the book took over 10 years ago for Jane Austen was never happy with the book, she changed so so many times. She started in empire in the book, even if she did changed it she dident in the book. And if they should have film in an other era, it would not been a real Jane Austen movie/tv serie.
The Movie in 05, that was so wrong. The producer did came out and said that he never had read the book. He just looked at the 1995 mini serie and based the movie on that. "Hateful man"
Emma hägg
Many of us loved the 2005 movie very, VERY much. It was a masterpiece and some actors had nominations on several awards! I’m Belgian and I think it is one of the most beautiful movies I have EVER seen!!!
Really? No toilet paper and no toothbrush/paste. Think again.
Is this blonde girl dancing with mr. Wickham Anne Lucas (Charlotte's sister)?
I would like to be one of those people standing in the back at the ball as they are dancing and watch Colin Firth.
This is deffinitelly the BEST version of P&P!
It’s Mariah Lucas.
No, it was Mary King. The one who inherited all that money. She is the one he threw Lizzie over for. I'm speaking of the girl in the film clip.
Yes, in the rehearsal space with the choreographer, it's Lucy Davis and Adrian Lukis, rehearsing for their roles as Maria Lucas and Mr. Wickham, respectively.
In the film clip, Mr. Wickham is dancing with Mary King, with red/ginger hair, played by Alexandra Howerd.
Best one, beautiful
Лучший сериал .❤
Adoro o Filme e o livro Orgulho e Preconceito.
Mas pra dar LIKES, só com o MATTHEW MACFADYEN. É é o responsável pelo e grande momento desse lindo Filme!
I am fascinated!!
I love this adaptation.
lucky! that would be my dream-come-true!
I just realised Charlotte's sister is Dawn from The Office!
Arc Kocsog YES! 😀. And the actress who played Lydia Bennet was the daughter in Absolutely Fabulous; such a good actress. I don’t think I ever saw her crack a smile in Ab Fab but I’ve read that she has a wicked sense of humour. Her laugh is so infectious in P&P.
Jane Austen would hav loved this adaptation.
Sounds like a big slurpy kiss at the end...
it's year 2015 at this very moment.I think I started this last last year(2013) and only finished this year.hahah
+elle kim Two years? But still you finished it and liked it in the end. So how did you manage to stretch it for so long?
+Darcyfied oh I was mistaken..I mean last year
+Darcyfied maybe I was stuck in the thought that the 2005 movie version was the best.And these past few weeks I have been on my historical movie marathon so I decided to go back at ot again
+elle kim It's probably a generation thing, the 1995 version may have been "before your time" (doesn't that sound awful).
+Darcyfied quite so.I was born in 99.
Шарлотт очень красивая на самом деле
They have meals on summer evenings by candleight. They don't get everything right.
Delicious Adrian Lukis...........
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