American reacts for the first time 😉| Pride and Prejudice | Episode 1 | Get Austen'ed...?

[@GallifreyGals]

Who's feeling ready for some Pride & Prejudice? Down the line what iteration should we do next?! Thanks for being here everyone and welcome for any newcomers! Our reactions to Pride & Prejudice will be releasing every Wednesday on KZbin at 12 pm PST. You can catch the full length watch along reaction on our Patreon at 10 am PST. We hope you enjoy our yearning for Mr. Darcy 😉

[@htim8997]

Greer Garson & Laurence Olivier?

[@ianpark1805]

Oh, please, please, please, watch ‘Lost in Austen’ the time travelling version of Pride and Prejudice, right up Gallifrey Gals strasse - and it features an absolute shedload of actors who have appeared in Doctor Who. A great game is to spot them - some harder than others - and name the episode(s) of Doctor Who they appear in! Plus it’s genuinely funny.

[@ryanhill-c1s]

hey I’m Ryan I have a movie request can you please do the movie Austin powers international man of mystery and if you can please wear leather gloves for the movie as your next movie reaction

[@dariasomers3141]

Definitely worth checking out the 2005 movie, as well as Sense & Sensibility w/Emma Thompson & Kate Winslet. For fun, you would get a kick out of the much more irreverent Lost in Austen (River Song is Mrs. Bennet!) and Austenland (Keri Russell and Jennifer Coolidge).

[@loraleitourtillottwiehr2473]

Don't forget to check out the youtube series The Lizzie Bennet Diaries for a modern take on P&P, it's my favorite iteration aside from this 95 version and was produced by Hank Green.

[@sanguinewitch9050]

yesssss there are not nearly enough reactions to this version of Pride and Prejudice!!! I'm so excited 🤩

[@usdutchkitty]

Usually because of the music, especially the BBC’s “Mr. Beveridge’s Maggot”. It is the BBC’s version, not an open source version, and they will strike people for it.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

This is the first one I have found! Are there other reactions to this series? From people who have neither watched other versions or red the book?

[@usdutchkitty]

@ there are a few but problem is that people who try to monetize reactions on it usually get hit by BBC hard. Usually by the music, specifically BBC’s rendition of “Mr. Beveridge’s Maggot”. The ones who have reacted are usually ones who have never read the novel.

[@G1NZOU]

You're correct, Chrispin Bonham-Carter is a third cousin once removed of Helena, he retired from acting and became a teacher, I wonder if he ever has moments where they're studying Austen in literature and realise he played Mr Bingley.

[@europolarist]

I'm loving that you're doing the 1995 version. I fell into the PnP reaction videos about two weeks ago and have watched about 20 of them since but it seems like no one is watching the 1995 version, which makes me sad. So excited to watch the rest of these!

[@MsOlikk]

My thought exactly! Everyone is watching 2005 version, and not this masterpiece, and then they all confused about what is happening.

[@adaddinsane]

This is unquestionably the best version. Looking forward to watching it with you.

[@bex2779]

i don't know you guys but i'm so excited to see a new pride and prejudice reaction! i have to agree you are watching the definitive (and best) version of it, and i'm just so excited to watch! i'm going to go and look through your other reactions as i love doctor who :). i hope you do other reactions to austen media, i'm particularly partial to the most recent emma

[@elizabaum]

I love that you guys are reacting to this version. The 2005 movie is good in its own ways, but 1995 will always be my favorite. Plus, there just aren't any reactions I could find on this one, and it was high time!

[@flaggerify]

The Olivier version is the best.

[@theyearsshallrun6641]

I love that it’s Red Dwarf that has set you off on a Jane Austin drive! I’m one of those men who was all like “urgh, costume drama” but whose girlfriend told me to give this a try. And I loved it! Pride & Prejudice is amazing! Whip smart, super romantic, properly tense… Austin was a genius and this adaptation is brilliant.

[@rachelstechman5959]

I got my partner into P&P too! He'd be in the room when I was watching it, and bit by bit, he started getting invested until now he loves it! The definitive 1995 mini-series, naturally.

[@PaulaDeming]

yessssssss

[@theyearsshallrun6641]

@@rachelstechman5959It’s a brilliantly gripping story!

[@AnnekeOosterink]

Yay! I love Pride and Prejudice and I really love that you chose this version, the prose of the book is so lovely. This version is what I consider a really good adaptation, they stay really close to the book, they incorporate a lot of lines from the book as well, and the costumes are very period accurate, while still showing character traits in their clothing (Mary's high necklines and simple dresses, Mrs Bennet's layers and layers of lace, Lydia's more revealing dresses compared to the rest of the sisters, the very bold and strong colours on the Bingley sisters etc tell us a lot about each of the characters, without completely ignoring the period costumes and look). Jane Austen has so many jokes and word play in her work and personally I think that P&P is the one with the most of that. The rest of the books do definitely have lots of wit as well, but there's more drama as well. Or maybe that's just because the angst and drama in P&P feels more small scale to me, compared to the more traumatic events that happen in Sense and Sensibility or Mansfield Park. In any case, I think it would be fun to compare this version to the 2005 movie if you ever get around to it. The many different versions are interesting in what they change or leave out. I think Charlotte Lucas kind of has a point with her luck comment. Mostly because a woman at that time had very little options to settle well, especially when most men (of that time, but it's still a thing today) focus on women's beauty or money instead of intelligence or mutual interests or compatible character traits etc. Short "courting" periods were kind of the norm, that combined with the kinds of things that would make a woman marriageable mean that people don't know each other super well when they do get married. So in general it's probably true that how a couple goes on has to do with a lot of luck. Charlotte can only make very oblique references if she's interested in a guy to show him. The fact that she's an "old maid" and not very pretty, (we don't actually know whether she isn't, but the few descriptions of her looks lean towards fairly plain) means that she doesn't have many choices, she thinks she isn't likely to get any marriage offers, so for her it feels like she has to accept any offer she might get. So for her, she is especially in a place where she doesn't really have the luxury of finding out more about her fiance before marriage. All that said, ideally people did get to know each other a bit of course, and being married does mean trying to keep working on the relationship and supporting each other, but realistically, that's not what happened to many people. If you end up liking this world it might be fun to also watch adaptations of the other books. The 1994 S&S movie is especially great, with the script written by Emma Thompson, whose Oscar acceptance speech is hilarious. I also enjoy the 2007 series, though that one has less humour in it. Persuasion has a great movie from around 1994 I think, but the 2007 movie also captures the melancholy really well. The recent movie with Dakota Johnson is very meh at best, from what I've heard. Emma has so many great adaptations, the two movies from 1995-ish are amazing, though I have to admit I prefer the Kate Beckinsale version, the tv series from 2008 or so is also great, they draw a lot of parallels between Emma and other characters which makes her privilege very clear. I haven't yet watched the version from 2020 but I've heard great things so it's on my watchlist. Northanger Abbey adaptations aren't very common, there is an 80s version that is... pretty bad tbh. But the 2006 tv movie is fun, even if they did spice things up quite a bit. Though to be fair, the books referenced in the story that the characters read, are pretty spicy as well, so I guess it's in line with that. 😁 Mansfield park's adaptations are usually not all that great, they tend to make Fanny a way more assertive character than she is in the book, and while a spunky and witty heroine might be more enjoyable if we don't have the mocking narration from the books, it kind of belittles the Fanny from the books who is the way she is for a large part because she was mistreated for a long time. The 1980s version isn't amazing, but the other adaptations (90s and 2009 I think) make her more like Lizzy, witty and bold, which doesn't really make sense.

[@Jo-likes-to]

Hi I'm new. I'm so so glad that you are doing (IMO) the best version of Pride and Prejudice. Reactions to this version are so rare on KZbin.

[@1pknail]

I'm so happy to see y'all watching this version of Pride & Prejudice! Everyone does the 2005 movie, but like Paula, this is my favorite version too!

[@persephonebasilissa5109]

4:16 OK, so the Blackadder announcement just triggered a wild happy dance. So excited!!!

[@HerculePyro]

Wait, WHAT (i'm not at that point in the vid yet) I was saying I really wanted to see them react to blackadder!

[@pthaloblue100]

This 1995 BBC Pride and Prejudice is such a great version, especially if you are not familiar with the books, thanks for such an enjoyable reaction!

[@MsOlikk]

I'm so invested! Please watch all Austens movies! This is my favorite movie of all time.

[@michaelstill5184]

I love that you thought Miss Bingley looked like a bird! Anna Chancellor is best known for playing Duckface in 4 Weddings and a funeral! She is a descendant of Jane Austen's sibling.

[@kateorgera5907]

Anna Chancellor was most recently in My Lady Jane on Prime, which is another series the Gallifrey Girls would enjoy (if it hadn't been cancelled after ONE SEASON 😢)

[@billsbrothertv5701]

​@@kateorgera5907Man, I'm still gutted that it was cancelled, it was so dang good.

[@jonathanparks207]

Sibling? She had seven.

[@peterk7931]

I was not expecting this and am so excited!

[@helenwood8482]

The version of Persuasion with Amanda Root and Ciaran Hinds is perfect.

[@fllwyrblssw9289]

YES! YES! YES! ❤👍

[@fina4907]

My favourite version as well. And my second favourite novel by Jane Austen after Pride and Prejudice.

[@rachelmorris2254]

absolutely yes!!!

[@imzadi76.2]

Omg, it's BBC's Pride & Prejudice. Love it. I have seen this countless times since I saw it in 1996. My mother was not amused when we watched it then and I compare her to the mother. In a certain scene she signaled her daughters with her eyes. Exactly my mother.

[@korganrocks3995]

What do you mean, why would she wink at her own daughter? 😉

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

My mum used to like costume dramas and I was resigned to an evening of dozing in front of the tv . Couldn't have been more wrong . This version has a terrific cast and I watched and remember every minute .Couldn't be more pleased to see you react to it .

[@margaretkurek2111]

Eloise Bridgerton reacting to Pride and Prejudice?! This is my ultimate comfort/nostalgia film. And Blackadder is my favourite comedy series. Today is a good day.

[@bookworm4174]

I AM STOKED!!!!! No one does this version, and it is far superior.

[@zephyrumbrella]

I was summoned by the mention of sense and sensibility (which I hope you get to) can't wait to see your reaction to p&p. I love this version

[@Ebbagull]

I love the 200...7(?) BBC miniseries version, but the movie is also really good!

[@elanam7261]

An unexpected treat from two. Definitely the most iconic version but so much more to explore. The Amanda Root Persuasion is another great one!

[@kw7378a1]

Yessss!

[@annemari]

Jane is the most beautiful by regency beauty standards; basically Susannah Harker is the *perfect* casting choice for Jane both visually and in her performance. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4DclmqfhMlqqsUsi=s2X26VT9oWzo-c5n for details. Thank you so much for reacting to the 1995 version - it's the version I want to see reactions to but nobody does it. I'd also love to see a reaction to the 1995 Persuasion and the 2009 Emma miniseries. 😉 In case you forgot to look it up: "The Bonham-Carter family are the descendants of John Bonham-Carter (1788-1838) and Joanna Maria Smith (1791-1884)." So they're distant cousins (his 3x great grandfather is her 2x great grandfather)

[@helza]

I’m excited to see someone experience this for the first time! My favourite version. The script is so close to the book

[@SarahH-ns6ly]

Love this! Also love the Regency-esque looks. The Emma Thompson Sense and Sensibility is great, as is the nineties Persuasion with Amanda Root. For P&P variants there is Bridget Jones’s Diary and the fun Bollywood version Bride and Prejudice.

[@dariasomers3141]

Bride and Prejudice is by the same team that did Bend It Like Beckham and will make you smile all the way through! A good palate cleanser after BSG, maybe!

[@michelebyrne1570]

Yes and Love and Friendship with Kate Beckinsale. Also Clueless which is a 90s Emma

[@3dbadboy1]

THANK YOU!!! This is the BEST version to react to and there are so few reactions to this particular version :)

[@Roguefem76]

Ah finally, a reaction to the BEST version - dare I say, the only proper - version of Pride and Prejudice! And you two were a delight to watch it with! I have never seen your channel before but watching this with the two of you was a delight. Thank you! And yes, you absolutely *_must_* watch Sense and Sensibility next. It's just perfection! 💗

[@yo-yo_1212]

If you love yearning, you should also watch the BBC mini series of North and South (on your own time if not on the channel). Because Richard Armitage *yearns* in that!!

[@burrichgrrl57]

Absolutely! I wish more people watched that wonderful series.

[@ruthsaunders9507]

He's so lovely. Its a great story.

[@darcychipman]

I am so here for this! North & South is another great period piece with more modern production values and contemporary themes.

[@bethcushway458]

Finally a reaction to the ONE AND TRUE Pride and Prejudice 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 You'd love the 1995 BBC version of Persuasion. It's absolutely perfect. I highly recommend you watch it. ❤

[@laurenjohnson5941]

ok I've never seen this channel before but PROPS to ya'lls relationship because Kat being SO down for this show and the vibe it brings to the table is something to be treasured. They're a top tier bestie. The only person in my life willing to do this is my girlfriend, and we haven't had the opportunity yet!

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

She seemed pretty exited from the start but not too spoiled!

[@gordongoblin]

Come for the shows, stay for the friendship

[@scapevelocity]

From Red Dwarf to Jane Austen? I love this, and I can't wait for the rest of the series. Definitely my favorite version.

[@jjjnettie]

Fun fact. The actress who plays Caroline Bingley is related to Jane Austen.

[@Nush4381]

We were studying pride and prejudice in English at school in 1995 when this first aired, so we were all watching whilst studying that year. Imagine a bunch of 14-15 years OBSESSED.

[@leeci33]

Wait what!? I’m so excited! ❤❤❤❤ all the iterations of this are worth watching! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@bighuge1060]

It's so nice watching your reactions to this miniseries. This version of the story has me in stitches every time they show Mr. Hurst. Whether splayed all over the sofa asleep or solely interested in card games and food, he is portrayed here as a glorious lump. For fun, you might wish to take on the movie Bride & Prejudice; a funny musical adaptation set in India and England.

[@Geeky-Geek-y3s]

The '95 Sense and Sensibility was absolutely fantastic. Good shout on that, as well.

[@TimSeraphiel]

Thankyou for reacting to this version. I also feel that this is the definitive version of Pride and Prejudice. The movie with Keira is also very good, but too truncated. The story needs room to breathe.

[@laurenkinnaman4732]

I'm new and I'm so so happy you're doing this version please update soon!

[@GallifreyGals]

We'll see you every Wednesday here on KZbin at 12 pm PST! ☺️

[@greetingcardboy]

The BBC TV version of "Persuasion" (Amanda Root, Ciaran Hinds) is a must-see. The most mature, thoughtful Austen out there IMO.

[@Geeky-Geek-y3s]

Ooh, that's a change of pace! I only watched this for the first time last year, and I absolutely loved it. I've seen a few versions now, and I agree with Paula 100% that this is the definitive one.

[@ValerieBoyco]

This is the best version of this story and the best version of Mr Darcy imo. I am looking forward to future episodes, new sub!

[@philriversider3563]

Love that you are doing this. Jane Austin’s house is just down the road from where I live.

[@kinkin3981]

1995 version hell yeah!!! omg one of my absolute favourites im so excited for this, I also unironically love P&P and zombies, austenland and lost in austen😌 also very excited for blackadder !!!

[@jjjnettie]

Lost in Austen is brilliant. :) P&P and Zombies is pretty good too, but not as good as the book.

[@aerynoftalyn1307]

Yay yay yay!!! What could be more perfect than Gallifrey Gals reacting to 1995 (i.e. the authoritative adaptation) Pride and Prejudice?!

[@PaulaDeming]

[@RobynHoodeofSherwood]

Well done! I appreciate that you dressed and did your hair as closely to the time period as you could. I have never seen anyone else dress for the movie or show they were watching.

[@shadout]

This is my favourite version of p&p. Elizabeth's mother had me in stitches with how she acts when I first watched it.

[@arekschneyer3802]

The music in the credits lives in my head totally rent free. It’s Such a catchy tune.

[@laurashepherd2479]

Great reaction! Not enough reactions to this miniseries! I've never seen your channel before, but I'm so glad it came up in my feed as a suggestion 😊

[@pembrokeisland9954]

Actually, if you are looking for "twists" based on this, there's the TV series, also British, named "Lost in Austen" that would fit the main theme of this channel very well: Pride and Prejudice with some "wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff"... 🙂

[@mkay7163]

To me, the thing about Darcy is that he expects more from everyone, including himself, and appreciates intelligence and wit wherever he finds it, including in women. He sees the same things in Lizzie that also make her her father's favorite. I can f**k with that. Also, over the years I've come to appreciate the pure cinnamon rolls that are Jane and Mr. Bingley a bit more. I'm still Team Lizzie, but they're all right as well.

[@gmctedd]

Thanks

[@amypondered]

EEK!!!!!!! this is so unexpected but totally completely welcome (my two biggest hyperfixations are doctor who and pride and prejudice) IM SO EXCITED

[@PaulaDeming]

well this is perfect then!!

[@reneepope-munro8115]

Omg YASSSSS. I literally search once every few months to see if anyone is discovering this perfect adaptation for the first time 🥰

[@korganrocks3995]

Same! My last search was only a few weeks ago, so I'm glad this video popped up in my related videos!

[@1959219]

My favorite version ❤❤😊

[@trinkab]

YES!! THIS is the version!!! It is the closest to the book (with some rearranging for filming, obs. And a little pond addition.)

[@ShyyGaladriel]

Jane was cast based off of what Jane Austen actually noted she looked like. Jane is “handsome” based off of the beauty standards of the time. The “regular features”. It’s very interesting. Jane 100% is the most handsome of all the women in the cast. And I had the biggest crush on her when I was a teen. She’s so beautiful.

[@ShyyGaladriel]

(I didn’t know it was a crush due to compulsory heterosexuality)

[@robbinsnest6163]

This is my absolute favorite version!😊

[@Croninmoaning]

Great reaction. Thanks for this and I hope you enjoy the rest of the show

[@linnaeaborealis]

I love that you are reacting to this ❤Thank you! Can't wait for the rest!

[@Myrddhix]

What a treat! Great fun and a great reaction😊

[@Sarana.]

If you look at regency portraits, the actress for Jane looks very much like the beauty standard of that time. Portraits were the first version of facetune btw, since people commissioned portraits were they would look just a little bit more perfect than they perhaps did

[@dees3179]

I first read this thirty years ago and still haven’t got over the line, ‘Mr Darcy, as he calls himself’. I mean, seriously! The poor man isn’t even allowed to use his own name now he’s offended Mrs Bennet.

[@brendanfalvy1281]

OMG! I am so down for this!! Hitting me right in the teens! Sometimes I'm flabbergasted at the number of people that haven't seen this. I am a little sad that Paula has seen this tho, but we can't have EVERYTHING

[@korganrocks3995]

Look on the bright side; if she hadn't seen it, they would have just watched the 2005 version like nearly every other reactor.

[@AlmightyCRJ]

"God, I hope there's a carriage chase in this one."😂

[@theyearsshallrun6641]

@@AlmightyCRJ 100 Red Dwarf points to you!

[@dezzconnor8360]

Might I respectfully suggest you call this reaction series: "Get Austen-tatious"? Also, looking forward to Black Adder reactions.

[@kathyastrom1315]

Ok, wow, that mention of the Gardiners living on Gracechurch Street in London made me sit up. That’s where one of my 7th great-grandfathers was born around 1720!! It’s the only info we have about his life in England before he emigrated to New York.

[@PaulaDeming]

that's so cool!

[@gmctedd]

I had thought Paula was born 300 years too soon and should be counselling on a Starship, I now realise she born 300 too late and should be being sassy in a country house 😃

[@cambyconrad]

Thank you for watching this magnificent series! I'm very excited! Not many reactors watch this version. Simply exquisite! My favorite version and IMO the best version. I agree with Paula, that this is the definitive version. 😊❤

[@inthannon169]

If you want another P&P version, Bride and Prejudice is great too. 😁

[@Uncle_T]

A great, if not the greatest, film/tv version of this classic.

[@pemberliegh]

Paula. Persuasion is fire. You gotta get on that. But you're right, this is the Definitive(TM) adap of pnp. I was in HS when this came out and my parents were like you wanna do homework later and check out this show. And I was like... You're inviting me to do tv over homework? I accept? And from this sprang a long love affair with everything Austen. When Darcy is watching Lizzy drive away he does mean it that he's glad she's leaving. JA actually goes into that in the moment... he's having feelings for her so he's glad she's leaving bc he wants that distance so those feelings chill tf out. P&P&Zombies is a hoot. There are a lot of easter eggs for her other books and the Juvenilia, specifically "The History of England from the reign of Henry the 4th to the death of Charles the 1st. By a partial, prejudiced, & ignorant Historian." Her sense of humor and straight up sarcasm gives me life. I'd also recommend Bride & Prejudice as a delightful Bollywood-style adap. Bridget Jones Diary is a very, very loose, self-aware adap and also sees the return of Colin Firth as Mark Darcy. Fun. And has one of the best worst fight scenes in cinema. Then there's the longest adap in existence, The Lizzie Bennet Diaries. It's a web series that took place in real time over a year. Modern day, tho very 2013 energy now. Lizzie is a grad student and starts this vlog as part of her thesis. It was a masterpiece and won an Emmy for interactive media. There is the main yt vlog and 3 other spin-off yt channels telling smaller parts of the story. Lizzie also did q&a vids where she answered questions; real questions, scripted answers. All the characters had social media that made sense for them and would interact with each other and regular people. Stuff like twitter, tumblr, lookbook, LinkedIn, websites, etc etc. It was pretty phenomenal and immersive. And, while some of the beginning feels a bit dated now, the character arcs are so incredibly well done it is very worth watching.

[@hugabug008]

Black Adder? Seriously!?! YES!!! So excited for that and also any more Austen you cover :)

[@spotop81]

Came here and then remembered that Red Dwarf was over. Double sadness that your RD reactions were finished and remembering that RD was over. For now. I wasn't expecting this but I am here now so I ain't going anywhere.

[@PaulaDeming]

hope you enjoyed it!!

[@firefly24601]

Blackadder is after this short series.

[@spotop81]

@ I always do.

[@spotop81]

@ Another show I grew up on alongside Red Dwarf. (Blackadder, Red Dwarf, the Young Ones and Bottom. I don't know if I could recommend the last two. I still love them. Just hope the first series doesn't put them off. La Adder Noir

[@kilian-one-l]

ohhhh looking forward to these reactions, there aren't enough reactions to the 1995 version

[@judge28brehon]

This will be so interesting It was one of my late moms favourite series.

[@kilian-one-l]

speaking of evil stepsisters, the actress that plays Carolyne Bingly did sort of play an evil stepmother in What A Girl Wants

[@korganrocks3995]

Not only the evil stepmother, but iirc she's trying to marry Colin Firth's character yet again! 😄

[@kilian-one-l]

@@korganrocks3995 truuuuee

[@markwwnb]

Fabulous video. Please please please do the rest of the 1995 P&P... soon. And my suggestion for the next version to watch is the 1967 BBC version that was only recently re-discovered and is available on KZbin. I think the BBC miniseries actually build on each other from the 1967, through the 1980 and into the 1995.

[@firefly24601]

They are releasing one reaction every Wednesday. So stay tuned!

[@kevenbassett7323]

6 hours, yes yes yes. Lets gooo

[@angjo22000]

LOVE! The BEST version!

[@tinaaikaa77]

I am new here, but omg I am on board with this! And for Sense and sensibility, that movie is so good also 🤩 not enough people check it out

[@Vogelkinder]

For 6-degrees, the actor playing Mr. Bingley, is Helena Bonham-Carter's uncle.

[@daveac]

This is the best version/adaption of this book - just brilliant!

[@korganrocks3995]

This is my favorite adaption of ANY book!

[@laurashepherd2479]

I love that all the wit and sass in Jane Austen's writing is brought to this version of the story! Also, I absolutely recommend Pride and Prejudice and Zombies - it's genuinely great if you know the Pride and Prejudice story and also happen to like zombie movies! 😄

[@CCC-rd3gc]

так хочется скорее увидеть продолжение! спасибо за прекрасную реакцию

[@fayej6591]

Please read Persuasion. After P&P, it’s my favorite Austen. The 1994 movie was lovely.

[@erinhart4314]

🎉🎉🎉🎉 omg I'm so excited for this!

[@kubate683]

I'm here just to make a Red Dwarf refference, which I hope, is forever in our hearts. I said supper is ready!

[@PaulaDeming]

gazpachoooooooo

[@stevehawkins1744]

Yes! 😊👍

[@loraleitourtillottwiehr2473]

If you want yearning I strongly recommend checking out Persuasion next, especially the 90s version with Amanda Root and Ciaran Hinds.

[@rosierose8477]

This is the Best version.

[@michaelmccafferty1706]

Thank you for this! So excited to watch this with you.

[@peterkragelund4794]

Is the Bingly sisters proving their meanness by always wearing hats indoors?

[@azalea9]

Yes I am here for this!!!!

[@tehcoolemu]

Oh man. Not what I was expecting to see from you two, but I'm here for it! I'm also tickled by your outfits. :)

[@FourthDrawerDown]

‘ Oh, play some Depeche Mode, Mary!’

[@korganrocks3995]

Mary would totally have been all about emo 80's synth music! 😄

[@firefly24601]

Jennifer Ehle (Lizzy) was born in Winston-Salem, and grew up in Asheville! Paula! ‼

[@PaulaDeming]

WAIT she's from NC? I had no idea!!

[@firefly24601]

@@PaulaDeming And here I thought that was the reason you liked this version so much! 😁

[@kathrynbaker7278]

Absolutely watch Sense and Sensibility

[@badrhetoric5637]

Enemies to lovers is an old trope now but Pride and Prejudice really is the first to do it and get it completely correct