Thank you for this gem! I love Thomas Hardy but despite owning most of his novels, I have never read this one. It's taken me away from the troubles we now face in a modern world, full of greed, uncertainty and evil, though those times existed in Hardy's time too. I guess the difference is, we have progressed beyond our wildest imagination, to where, at the flick of a switch, we can be eradicated. For tonight at least, I have some escape and hope. Thank you for this film.
Vanessa, I have been a student of Bible Prophecy for 49 years. ( I am from a mainline Christian church. ) I totally understand your thoughts and feelings. May I tell you that although we are all stressed to the max, IF you are a Christian, you might consider jumping onboard to learn where we are on God’s Time Clock. By doing this you will become aware of how very, very, very close we are to our departure. This fact will help relieve a portion of your stress, Vanessa, and will also instill in you an excitement beyond belief. When I began my journey 49 years ago, it put an excitement within me, but through the years, as I have marked off one prophecy after another being fulfilled, and how things have completely revved up, I am holding my breath with anticipation. It ALL centers around God’s country. So, what I do is keep one eye peeled toward the sky and the other eye watching Damascus, because the ruination of Damascus is our cue that OUR time has come ! God bless you, and I pray you will catch this excitement, so your stress will lessen.❤️
@@rojewolf1 I was referring to the fact that we don’t have to see people having sex - we may know it’s happening, but it’s not necessary to show everything to have a great movie. There are many modern movies I cannot watch because of the nudity, sex, language, and gory violence. It’s nice to see a good story can be told with that all that.
Much better than I expected! A small nitpick though: the postmark on the letter appears to be 1841. But in church they sing the hymn 'Abide with Me' which was not written until 1847. The constant good summer weather and slightly continental looking village made me think at first it must have been filmed in Hungary or Czech Republic as is often the case, so it was quite a surprise to see it was filmed in Jersey.
Good film showing why education is so important. It makes us free by doing our own choices not for convinience but knowing why we do them. Thanks very much
I really enjoyed this movie... A time when life was simpler and more connected to nature. A very beautiful connection made with the greenwood tree , the seasons.. Also we cannot judge the choice Fancy Day made.. every one is different. She had her own perspective of looking at life. Everyone has different priorities. Thank you for uploading this movie❤
Being a beautiful woman was not easy... Guys motivated by beauty and hormones all thinking its love. And she didn't ask to be pursued. Oh, the drama of it all. Thanks, nice film. ❤
This movie was inspired by one thing: to make ua feel good. And by all means, Thank you!!! Mission accomplished 🙏. Never underestimate the power of positivity, no matter where it comes from ❤
The way Thomas Hardy pictured the mentality of some men in this film, was hilarious. Men were almost portrayed like animals, without imagining a difference of perception in a woman. The assumption that a woman, especially when she's much younger, should be grateful, or suddenly burst into flames of passion, all because a man proposes a marriage, with ideas about her life's destiny, or she "refuses" the "world" offered to her by that same man, is unthinkable in our world today, the year 2024. There are still emotionally uneducated men around, for sure. Mainly in Britain, where many (older) men can see only what their mind and willy tells them, due to the absence of proper education and the typical British emotional starvation, preventing empathy with their fellow human beings. Inhibition is a rule. It's why British society is in a very poor moral state, losing the guts needed for a revolution thinking for themselves, and acting on it. 👋👩🌾
Very engaging I must admit. The 45 minute mark where the bass player accidentally strikes his bow..and they all hastily join in. A real lol moment! Money can't buy love. It can't buy happiness either.
Such Love! I've heard that some believe in, that because You're the Son of Elohim, You suffered less, during Your distress. But then, they completely forget, that You're the Son of man, yet; Which learned obedience through all Your sufferings, but always without any sins! Thank You, Lord, that during Your life down here, You stood against all kind of temptation, to prepare a way for my salvation! I'm so grateful for those precious Words in the garden of Gethsemane, in the middle of Your agony ; "Abba Father....not as I will, but as You will!" Nobody took Your life, Lord, but You gave it freely, went through all the pain, scorn and slaughter, because You love us dearly! How can I ever comprehend such Love, which eternal life did bestow?! All I can do, is believe and receive, forever praise Your Name ; which salvation for me became!
Hi SOOOOOO wonderful, to read the outpouring of your heart in such words that show the unspeakable agony our Lord and Saviour endured to accomplish our salvation! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua returning soon to reign over the world from Jerusalem!
@Feel Good Flicks I`ve watched this wonderful movie many times. It is one of those that I like to watch when I`m in a certain indescribable mood. I love everything about this film. The script, the photography, the delightful actors, and of course, James Murray, who is a dish... When I watched it for the first time, I literally fell in love with him :))) I am very thankful to you for uploading this gem :)
May I suggest you only even remember having a slight fleeting celebrity crush on actor x... You had no motive for murdering any celebs.... Whatsoever and have never even got the point of stalking.. Why would they even bother? Can't. See the point
A really enjoyable film, a little different to the book. Thomas Hardy tends to be realistic in relationships revealing flaws and vulnerabilities. He also has a great sense of humour, so I highly recommend the book where you can have some laughs.
I have the book but never read it. I shall make it my endeavour to seek it out, from which ever box it is stored and make it my bedtime reading. Thanks for that!
Love cannot be bought, it has to come from the heart. Tomas Hardly is one of my favourite authors. He cared about the commoners and the plight of women who were under pressure in Victorian society.
I watched this movie 10 years ago on Netflix and I am watching it again. It is such a delightful, charming movie full of subtle comedy throughout. Love this type of classic romantic romance movie.
Absolutely LOVED everything about this movie... the story, the setting, the acting, the music... and especially THE ENDING (sigh!) Thank you very much... will definitely view again!
ISN’T THIS THE CUTEST, WARM AND FIZZY MOVIE - I MUST READ SOME OF THOMAS HARDY’S NOVELS - A BIT DICKENSIAN - “MEN OF THE CLOTH” WERE QUITE AUSTERE BACK IN THOSE DAYS - WHERE I WORSHIP WE ARE ALL ON FIRST NAME BASIS - AND I LOVE THAT!!!!!
@@thehangingparsiple5692 I agree, having read a few of his books, over and over. I wait a few years, then read again and although I know the endings are bad, I cannot quite remember why or how and always hope for the good but alas, they never are.
I remember the first Thomas Hardy film I watched was Far From the Madding Crowd. Shocking viewing for someone used to watching Emma and Pride and Prejudice! Hardy rapidly became my favourite
Fun and entertaining. I would have to read Thomas Hardy's original to understand if this movie strayed far, far from it. Much fun, almost no realism. But, I'm happy I watched it.
@@yessanknow302 Thank you so much for your response. This movie did not reminded me of my reading of Thomas Hardy's novels. I can't wait to read the real Under The Greenwood Tree now. Thomas Hardy was a brilliant author, not at all frivolous. Thanks again for your input, much appreciated.
@@susanelainesanner Thank you too. I only read the novel last week and assumed the film would be a faithful depiction of Hardy's story, but it isn't. In fact, the film is a travesty. They changed every element of plot, characterisation, dialogue etc.that works brilliantly in the novel, and turned them into something much less rewarding.
Beautifully. Great casting and acting, and perfection in settings, costuming, camera work. The entire production - and every scene is a work of art. Very well done.
A harmoniom that may or may not silence a village choir , Mr Shiner asking his pet dog about how he ( Mr Shiner) looks , a hen trying to escape/ keep pace with evedroppers. All in all simply delightful.
Ah! It's the actress who plays the mother in The Durrells of Corfu! I actually didn't recognize her face initially, but I quickly recognized the voice.
The father understood how much his wife gave up when she "married for love"--family, familiar society, status, security. She lost a great deal, and he was responsible for making it up to her--a heavy burden for one man to carry, to be an entire social network. The wife died within two years, likely trying to bear a child in circumstances pretty alien to her. No wonder Fancy's father wanted a more assured position for his daughter. We like to believe that romantic love can conquer all obstacles, but sometimes it simply cannot. People also need physical and spiritual toughness. Fancy Day was presented as having a bit of both, so her choice might work out. But what a gamble!
Strange how reverends are always portrayed as wicked in period dramas whereas reality was quite the opposite; most, with the exception of a few snakes, were and are kind, compassionate and God-fearing in a healthy way. But Jesus did say that the world will hate us believers, meaning that secular filmmakers can't understand and will therefore ridicule the church.
He wasn't wicked, just pompous. And in many, many movies, clergymen were treated as heroes. Think about The Keys of the Kingdom where Gregory Peck played an outstanding man of God.
In India it's just the opposite... Reverends and Maulvis are shown as saints in our country.....and Hindu priests were and are shown as villians in most of our movies... nd still BBC spreads this rumour 'bout Hindus being conservative... watch PK movie and see how the producers have ridiculed the religion followed by the majority of India.... still they are moving freely....if the same had been about Other religion? Toh sir tann se juda wala naara lagne lagta..
The last picture in the film illustrates this: The point in Yalbury wood which abutted on the end of Geoffrey Day’s premises was closed by an ancient tree, horizontally of enormous extent though having no great pretension in height.
His playing of the Ukulele, bagpipes & harmonica during Church High Mass has been an English tradition for centuries. It's sacrilegious to abandon these old Faith Traditions like that. At 1:00:20 she's destined for a house full of blokes congratulating her harmonium playing and she'll have to spend hours feeding them all & making tea now.
I read The Woodlanders and saw the movie based on the story Far from The Maddening Crowd. Excellent story. Thank you for posting this movie. I loved it.
A lovely love story across the class divide. It is part 2 that is not in here in the years after that we hope is okay but they had very different lives so not always easy to meld them together after.
I decided to watch this movie, first, due to the title - 'GREENWOOD' - is my family's maiden name - now I am watching it because of the Irish-or-Walesh content.
Thank you for this gem! I love Thomas Hardy but despite owning most of his novels, I have never read this one.
It's taken me away from the troubles we now face in a modern world, full of greed, uncertainty and evil, though those times existed in Hardy's time too.
I guess the difference is, we have progressed beyond our wildest imagination, to where, at the flick of a switch, we can be eradicated.
For tonight at least, I have some escape and hope.
Thank you for this film.
vanessahudson9788 I completely agree with you. I escaped for a time with this myself.
"... Hold fast to what is fine"! (1 Thess 5 :21)
"... Hold fast to what is fine"! (1 Thess 5 :21)
Vanessa, I have been a student of Bible Prophecy for 49 years. ( I am from a mainline Christian church. ) I totally understand your thoughts and feelings. May I tell you that although we are all stressed to the max, IF you are a Christian, you might consider jumping onboard to learn where we are on God’s Time Clock. By doing this you will become aware of how very, very, very close we are to our departure. This fact will help relieve a portion of your stress, Vanessa, and will also instill in you an excitement beyond belief. When I began my journey 49 years ago, it put an excitement within me, but through the years, as I have marked off one prophecy after another being fulfilled, and how things have completely revved up, I am holding my breath with anticipation. It ALL centers around God’s country. So, what I do is keep one eye peeled toward the sky and the other eye watching Damascus, because the ruination of Damascus is our cue that OUR time has come ! God bless you, and I pray you will catch this excitement, so your stress will lessen.❤️
Was the first one I read, made me an addict, for all his others, and authors of that period, from J Austen through D H Lawrence...
As someone commented, only the British do period dramas best. Exceptional film. Thank you for posting.
This movie was outstanding! An academy award performance. I fell in love with all the actors. Well done.
Loved it! Sweet story, no sex, language or violence. Just a sweet love story ❤️
No SEX!!! And there is a vicar involved? Not possible
@@rojewolf1 I was referring to the fact that we don’t have to see people having sex - we may know it’s happening, but it’s not necessary to show everything to have a great movie. There are many modern movies I cannot watch because of the nudity, sex, language, and gory violence. It’s nice to see a good story can be told with that all that.
What is the name of the movie that had Greensleeves song it? The Woman marries one of her farm hands.
Far from the Madding Crowd? Just a guess!
What is the name of the movie that had the song Green Sleaves in it?
Thomas Hardy must have found love for once when he wrote this lol. Great atmosphere! Only the British do period movies the best!
Thank you very much!
Your comment made me decide to watch. I love Thomas Hardy's books
True, true, true .
Kim you are so totally correct on that. I love my historical movies and shows😊
Because we still live them.
Much better than I expected! A small nitpick though: the postmark on the letter appears to be 1841. But in church they sing the hymn 'Abide with Me' which was not written until 1847. The constant good summer weather and slightly continental looking village made me think at first it must have been filmed in Hungary or Czech Republic as is often the case, so it was quite a surprise to see it was filmed in Jersey.
I love this film. Keeley Hawes is a fantastic actress, no matter what the role.
Thomas Hardy is one of my favourite authors, love this.
Good film showing why education is so important. It makes us free by doing our own choices not for convinience but knowing why we do them. Thanks very much
I really enjoyed this movie... A time when life was simpler and more connected to nature. A very beautiful connection made with the greenwood tree , the seasons..
Also we cannot judge the choice Fancy Day made.. every one is different. She had her own perspective of looking at life. Everyone has different priorities.
Thank you for uploading this movie❤
Crazy about British period dramas. Thank you!
Being a beautiful woman was not easy... Guys motivated by beauty and hormones all thinking its love. And she didn't ask to be pursued. Oh, the drama of it all. Thanks, nice film. ❤
I love the carol singing. Just over a week till Christmas and getting the festive feels ❤
This movie was inspired by one thing: to make ua feel good. And by all means, Thank you!!! Mission accomplished 🙏. Never underestimate the power of positivity, no matter where it comes from ❤
The only happy book Hardy wrote, and even then the result could have gone either way! A very nice story and lovely film.
Seriously? You cried? Geez...
🙄
@@yessumyessum6624 Seriously, you didn't ? Geez.
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"far from the madding crowd" has a happy ending too - after a lot of suffering
The way Thomas Hardy pictured the mentality of some men in this film, was hilarious. Men were almost portrayed like animals, without imagining a difference of perception in a woman.
The assumption that a woman, especially when she's much younger, should be grateful, or suddenly burst into flames of passion, all because a man proposes a marriage, with ideas about her life's destiny, or she "refuses" the "world" offered to her by that same man, is unthinkable in our world today, the year 2024.
There are still emotionally uneducated men around, for sure.
Mainly in Britain, where many (older) men can see only what their mind and willy tells them, due to the absence of proper education and the typical British emotional starvation, preventing empathy with their fellow human beings. Inhibition is a rule.
It's why British society is in a very poor moral state, losing the guts needed for a revolution thinking for themselves, and acting on it. 👋👩🌾
Very engaging I must admit. The 45 minute mark where the bass player accidentally strikes his bow..and they all hastily join in. A real lol moment! Money can't buy love. It can't buy happiness either.
You can sure have a great time for awhile.
Because love is priceless and happiness is free....
Such Love!
I've heard that some believe in, that because You're the Son of Elohim,
You suffered less,
during Your distress.
But then, they completely forget,
that You're the Son of man, yet;
Which learned obedience through all Your sufferings,
but always without any sins!
Thank You, Lord, that during Your life down here, You stood against all kind of temptation,
to prepare a way for my salvation!
I'm so grateful for those precious Words in the garden of Gethsemane,
in the middle of Your agony ;
"Abba Father....not as I will, but as You will!"
Nobody took Your life, Lord,
but You gave it freely,
went through all the pain, scorn and slaughter,
because You love us dearly!
How can I ever comprehend such Love, which eternal life did bestow?!
All I can do, is believe and receive,
forever praise Your Name ; which
salvation for me became!
Hi
SOOOOOO wonderful, to read the outpouring of your heart in such words that show the unspeakable agony our Lord and Saviour endured to accomplish our salvation!
Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua returning soon to reign over the world from Jerusalem!
I was delighted to have watched this beautiful film with a gorgeous setting. Thank you 😊
Enjoy this delightful film; it is, believe me, the ONLY time you will see a story by Thomas Hardy described as a "feel-good flick!"
Never was truer word spoken - this was my 'O' Level text and Jude The Obscure was my 'A' Level text!!
Yes, a happy ending. Hardy a brilliant writer but so sad.
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8⁸
Wish he wrote more of this sjanger!
@Feel Good Flicks
I`ve watched this wonderful movie many times. It is one of those that I like to watch when I`m in a certain indescribable mood.
I love everything about this film. The script, the photography, the delightful actors, and of course, James Murray, who is a dish... When I watched it for the first time, I literally fell in love with him :)))
I am very thankful to you for uploading this gem :)
Oh James Murray is a proper eye-candy indeed)))
Ooooh he is isn’t he! Lucky Sarah Parish…
May I suggest you only even remember having a slight fleeting celebrity crush on actor x... You had no motive for murdering any celebs.... Whatsoever and have never even got the point of stalking.. Why would they even bother? Can't. See the point
And the music is perfect!
Yes !!
A really enjoyable film, a little different to the book. Thomas Hardy tends to be realistic in relationships revealing flaws and vulnerabilities. He also has a great sense of humour, so I highly recommend the book where you can have some laughs.
Being realistic makes better lit. This is romantic fantasy.
@@jeanisdancing quite true - I enjoyed both.
I have the book but never read it.
I shall make it my endeavour to seek it out, from which ever box it is stored and make it my bedtime reading.
Thanks for that!
Book writers and movie makers often (always?) have different ideas on which script storylines will please their audiences.
🙄🫤
You honestly think he has "a great sense of humor "!?!
Convince me.
Love cannot be bought, it has to come from the heart. Tomas Hardly is one of my favourite authors. He cared about the commoners and the plight of women who were under pressure in Victorian society.
This was a very sweet and morally clean movie. Thank you for making it available.
I love this adaptation of Thomas Hardy's book and watch it whenever I need some escapism. Great actors too. Thank you.
I watched this movie 10 years ago on Netflix and I am watching it again. It is such a delightful, charming movie full of subtle comedy throughout.
Love this type of classic romantic romance movie.
Such a wonderful Movie! The essence of it was great! "Faith, hope and love; but the greatest of this is Love!" 💕
*Beautiful movie with great acting, beautiful music and a terrific plot. Thank you very*
*much. My favorite genre! Perfect...*
I like the character the Pastor plays... he gets a surprise at the end!
Beautiful singing at the conclusion...
Very well done!! Thank you to any, and all that acted in this and/ or helped bring this to us!! ❤
Absolutely LOVED everything about this movie... the story, the setting, the acting, the music... and especially THE ENDING (sigh!) Thank you very much... will definitely view again!
Couldn't agree more! Such a great movie indeed! Thank you!
I've had this DVD for years, and it is truly one of Britain's best.
Really amazing
Do you have collection ❤
I adore Thomas Hardy… he is definitely one hell of a storyteller. And a romantic soul…
ISN’T THIS THE CUTEST, WARM AND FIZZY MOVIE - I MUST READ SOME OF THOMAS HARDY’S NOVELS - A BIT DICKENSIAN - “MEN OF THE CLOTH” WERE QUITE AUSTERE BACK IN THOSE DAYS - WHERE I WORSHIP WE ARE ALL ON FIRST NAME BASIS - AND I LOVE THAT!!!!!
This is his only romantic work; he's very gritty and a bit shocking at times. He's not Dickensian 👍
@@thehangingparsiple5692 I agree, having read a few of his books, over and over.
I wait a few years, then read again and although I know the endings are bad, I cannot quite remember why or how and always hope for the good but alas, they never are.
I don't know if the costumes are historical or not, but they are totally cottagecore and I love it!!
Good old Tony Haygarth,RIP. He was as much fun in life too...One of Hardy's few cheerfull epics!
God bless his mortal soul 😭
The only one
Such a welcome love story, Fancy & Dickie. It feels like decades since a true love bond in real life happened. But it does come along ...
I wanted the harmonium and the band/choir to play together in the church at the end.
Low cut off the shoulder gowns were only worn by ladies at evening gatherings, never in daylight.
Noticed!
Unless you're Meghan Meghan Markle desperately determined to undermine all royal protocal.
@@Odo55 😅
@@Odo55 what makes them royal? Gold in their blood?
Except maybe in Hawaii...
What a delight!!! A beautiful story and very solid performances.❤
What a delight! Thank you for making this sweet movie available to us to enjoy,
First saw Keeley Hawes in The Durells of Corfu, loved her in this also.❤
Love this movie so much. It has become my new favorite. Love the relationship between them.
Simply beautiful!! Keely Haley’s is wonderful in this!!
Beautiful movie,story line,my respects for Mr Hardy
A beautiful film, I enjoyed it immensely ❤️
me too
Great film and cast, thank you more like this please. ❤
I really enjoyed this movie - true love finds a way as always is a beautiful story.
I remember the first Thomas Hardy film I watched was Far From the Madding Crowd. Shocking viewing for someone used to watching Emma and Pride and Prejudice!
Hardy rapidly became my favourite
The are a couple versions of Madding Crowd I like. I own one!!
The costuming on this movie is top notch! And such a good story.
A wonderful, interesting movie. A work of art!
Fun and entertaining. I would have to read Thomas Hardy's original to understand if this movie strayed far, far from it. Much fun, almost no realism. But, I'm happy I watched it.
The book is very different and MUCH more fun and MUCH more realistic.
@@yessanknow302 Thank you so much for your response. This movie did not reminded me of my reading of Thomas Hardy's novels. I can't wait to read the real Under The Greenwood Tree now. Thomas Hardy was a brilliant author, not at all frivolous. Thanks again for your input, much appreciated.
@@susanelainesanner Thank you too. I only read the novel last week and assumed the film would be a faithful depiction of Hardy's story, but it isn't. In fact, the film is a travesty. They changed every element of plot, characterisation, dialogue etc.that works brilliantly in the novel, and turned them into something much less rewarding.
What a wonderful film! Thank you for uploading it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was great!
Perfect for being laid up on the couch!
Beautifully. Great casting and acting, and perfection in settings, costuming, camera work. The entire production - and every scene is a work of art. Very well done.
Such a beautiful and delightful movie. Really loved it.
Sweet movie, and loved the musical score! There is a magnificent tree near where I live that looks almost identical to the tree in this movie
A harmoniom that may or may not silence a village choir , Mr Shiner asking his pet dog about how he ( Mr Shiner) looks , a hen trying to escape/ keep pace with evedroppers. All in all simply delightful.
What a beautiful movie. I cried. Thank you!!!
I feel good!!!!
Ah! It's the actress who plays the mother in The Durrells of Corfu! I actually didn't recognize her face initially, but I quickly recognized the voice.
Yes. She's also on Upstairs Downstairs.
I loved The Durells of Corfu too!!!!❤
I have watched this twice and still love it from beginning to end.
Wonderful!...I love period movies!
What a beautiful love story. She made the right choice.thank you for this one. 🥰💖
Excellent! Definitely a "feel good" movie
A beautiful movie, loved every moment of it.
At 1:30.00 it looks like a lovely painting with the light just so. Such a nice film.
Love this movie. More please 😊
Refreshing with no violence and horror or mayhem madness for sure.
The father understood how much his wife gave up when she "married for love"--family, familiar society, status, security. She lost a great deal, and he was responsible for making it up to her--a heavy burden for one man to carry, to be an entire social network. The wife died within two years, likely trying to bear a child in circumstances pretty alien to her. No wonder Fancy's father wanted a more assured position for his daughter.
We like to believe that romantic love can conquer all obstacles, but sometimes it simply cannot. People also need physical and spiritual toughness. Fancy Day was presented as having a bit of both, so her choice might work out. But what a gamble!
Money cannot buy love or happiness - for love is priceless and happiness is free.
Ahhhh beautiful Dorset❤🔥. It's good to have this upload clear of foreign subtitles which cover the screen, thank you muchly.
Strange how reverends are always portrayed as wicked in period dramas whereas reality was quite the opposite; most, with the exception of a few snakes, were and are kind, compassionate and God-fearing in a healthy way. But Jesus did say that the world will hate us believers, meaning that secular filmmakers can't understand and will therefore ridicule the church.
Excellent observation. It's the BBC production so not really that surprising.
He wasn't wicked, just pompous. And in many, many movies, clergymen were treated as heroes. Think about The Keys of the Kingdom where Gregory Peck played an outstanding man of God.
Strange power the church wielded in earlier days, and of course open to abuse by some.
The vicar was not wicked in this book at all, nor in this film. But, he was a symbol of the hierarchy, which hardy always sought yo question.
In India it's just the opposite... Reverends and Maulvis are shown as saints in our country.....and Hindu priests were and are shown as villians in most of our movies... nd still BBC spreads this rumour 'bout Hindus being conservative... watch PK movie and see how the producers have ridiculed the religion followed by the majority of India.... still they are moving freely....if the same had been about Other religion? Toh sir tann se juda wala naara lagne lagta..
I love ❤️ the musical score and movie, thank you!😊
Me too! In particular the last song 🎶.
Such a beautiful movie ❤
Such a masterpiece..loved it ... especially James Murray ❤
Such a joy to watchword
More than anyone could imagine after my History which I am recording.
The last picture in the film illustrates this:
The point in Yalbury wood which abutted on the end of Geoffrey Day’s premises was closed by an ancient tree, horizontally of enormous extent though having no great pretension in height.
Such a wonderful movie ❤ Thank you so much!!
I luv the British period movies ❤️
One of my favourite movies I've watched this year thanks for sharing 👍💕
Mine too! Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful movie with a good ending.
Thank you.
His playing of the Ukulele, bagpipes & harmonica during Church High Mass has been an English tradition for centuries. It's sacrilegious to abandon these old Faith Traditions like that. At 1:00:20 she's destined for a house full of blokes congratulating her harmonium playing and she'll have to spend hours feeding them all & making tea now.
A wonderful simple time when life was so much slower and community was everything.
And disease was rife and women died from childbirth.
Wholesome and clean.
Love these movies!!! Wish there was more!!! Tnx!!!🙏👏👏👏👏👍
❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌
Now this is what the world is missing
TRUE LOVE
I read The Woodlanders and saw the movie based on the story Far from The Maddening Crowd. Excellent story. Thank you for posting this movie. I loved it.
Love Keeley Hawes…She was wonderful in The Durrells in Corfu . This movie was a complete surprise..
It was a lovely film, thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Lovely film, well acted. Thanks
True love is such a beautiful thing!💞🕊️
A lovely love story across the class divide. It is part 2 that is not in here in the years after that we hope is okay but they had very different lives so not always easy to meld them together after.
A splendid Xmas flick!🎄
I love Hardy’s far from the maddening crowd !
So sorry - Far From the Madding Crowd. So easy to think of maddening crowds these days!
@@farmergiles1065 That was a very kind correction.
Excellent film ...
''Unsuitable men with familiar smiles''
Never fails as a theme.
Julie Christie.
Thank you for this delightful movie!
Beautiful scenery of the country life and they acted well truly like those days
It's still like this in deepest rural Dorset!
Just a wonderful movie. All the right ingredients.
Loved this movie!
Thoroughly enjoyed this BBC production. Thank you. Yank from New England.
Thanks mate!
@@HeartfeltMoviesChannel It's an *ITV* film which has nothing to do with the *BBC.*
Thank you for sharing this wonderful movie 🎬
❤🎉thank you for sharing this excellent film, now I am going to read a novel!!!
I decided to watch this movie, first, due to the title - 'GREENWOOD' - is my family's maiden name - now I am watching it because of the Irish-or-Walesh content.
English is a beautiful language when British people speak it. Others speak English without emotions like machines.