Darcy the Hero | Pride and Prejudice | BBC

[@19glenner]

Everything about this version is magnifcent!! The costume, the acting, the complete accuracy, I LOVE IT ALL!!! Absolutely PERFECT!

[@angelacarleton9575]

I felt that way too. I couldn't stand the new movie that came after this BBC Pride & Prejudice, it looked so carelessly put together so for me the movie - I didn't even want to bother - this was 100% better than any new movie that came afterward.

[@rohansrider]

@@angelacarleton9575 Serials are usually better as so much more time is spent on the adaptation of the novel. The film was horrid. Keira Knightly was a poor Elizabeth, in fact, none of the cast stirred me. Colin Firth as Darcy is so proud.

[@suzannegabrielle]

@@rohansrider Agree. I called that 2005 film the "Cliff Notes" version.

[@noeleen5250]

And the "D'Arcy", don't forget about the perfect D'Arcy.

[@saq546]

It really is!

[@rebeccayeatesmakeup]

I love the way Lizzy grills him each time and makes him sweat with all the lies he told. But does it with such humility and so matter a fact. Just letting him know that she knows. Brilliant acting on both parts!

[@mish375]

When dealing with a narcissist like Wickham, you have to be very careful. Lizzie knows Wickham's propensity for reputation destruction when he hates someone, so she politely let him know that a) she knows the truth and b) he cannot fool her again.

[@TM15HAKRN]

No scruples Indeed😡

[@daniels7907]

@@mish375 - Also c) she can expose him to other people because she is not as reticent as Mr. Darcy. Georgiana is an ineffective blackmail tool for Wickham to use because it can truthfully be said that her elopement never happened because she voluntarily told her brother before going through with it. Which makes her look like a good girl and Wickham like a scoundrel.

[@mpawo6728]

And oh so prupah!

[@mamlas9494]

No other period drama can ever come close to the perfection of this one. I shall forever be bewitched body and soul by this story and series.

[@parastoosheibani161]

It's quite funny that you choose the 2005 adaptation's line to praise this one

[@kingkiller5325]

I feel like for me personally, North and South comes mighty close.

[@dorisglover6636]

Same here, I love it

[@polemeros]

"I shall forever be bewitched body and soul by this story and series." Really? You need to get out more. SMH.

[@mamlas9494]

@@polemeros Thanks, but I am considering to delete all my comments ever, annoying notifications in the mailbox.

[@LibRoseITM]

How wonderfully cheeky of her "Perhaps preparing for the wedding... with miss De Burg" :'D

[@IndomitableT]

LibbyRoseITM. Indeed, and Wickham’s reaction to that perfectly timed pause also is priceless 😉😂

[@rebeccayeatesmakeup]

The panic on his face when she said that!

[@TruthSayer2007]

Translation: Lizzie: I know what you did you sick man and I think you're a piece of trash. Wickham: Well alrighty then.

[@bananiadhikari7116]

🤣🤣🤣absolutely🤣🤣🤣

[@Felixia33]

I kmow your comment is a year old but- BRAVO! I laughed way to hard.

[@janaewelsh8056]

The book describes Elizabeth as "a mixture of archness and sweetness" and the last scene with Wickham and Lizzie captures that so well

[@TM15HAKRN]

She's blunt.. When it comes to reasoning... Nd she doesn't have Vulnerability like Jane... But jane judges people Much better.. And Comes out Tops... Love sis duo💖😊😎

[@homegown1234]

I loved when Lizzie sock it to Wickham and let's him know she is aware of his manipulations throughout his relationship with Darcy's sister. Loved it!

[@londongirl2768]

I’m impressed at lizzy’s restraint at not punching wickham during the conversation

[@Golfina19]

perhaps she should have!

[@monmothma3358]

She reserved that for "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies" 😂 Actually I don't remember, but she did beat up Mr Dacy after his first proposal there 😂

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

That's one of the good things about Elizabeth Bennet: she had remarkable self-control, even when angry.

[@daniels7907]

A respectable young lady like Elizabeth would do what she did here - politely serve Wickham notice that she knows the truth behind all his lies and smiling as he writhes in discomfort.

[@InternetNonsense]

@@daniels7907 That seems more of a torture to him than any physical damage. Especially considering lies is all he has. Hence her "I see through you" will hinder him from conversing with her all of his life.

[@solarisowl]

The only good thing Lydia did: saying that secret

[@demo2382]

Makes me wonder how Lizzie would see Darcy hadn't she found out. For all she knows, after telling him what Janes letter said, she thinks Darcy dipped out because he wanted none of that drama. So when Darcy returns to Longbourn with Bingley and try to continue his courtship to Lizzie, she could've responded with "WTF, you bailed out on me when my family was in social peril and now trying to smooth your way back in after the dust has settled?!"

[@camh6328]

@@demo2382 he helped settle that dust.

[@demo2382]

@@camh6328 I know. What I'm saying is how would she perceive Darcy when he returned to Longbourn with Bingley had not she known he took care of everything.

[@fridakahlo4225]

@@demo2382 I believe she would still accept his courtship because why not. She started to develop some feelings for him and when she believed that he backed down after the terrible news, she did not blame Darcy because she knows how deeply (and rightfully) he resents Mr. Wickham. She did not judge him on that matter, cause she knows that the chance of marrying any respectable man is non existant after the scandal. Anyone would chicken out and no one would want to associate with them. It was an expected outcome and Lizzy finds it normal.

[@mish375]

@@demo2382 I think that she would have been afraid and confused. In that time period, Lydia would have brought scandal on her entire family - and the sisters would be branded as bad as her. So technically it makes sense to Lizzie that Mr. Darcy wouldn't have wanted anything to do with her. Seeing him again would have likely confused her, but left her hopeful that they could still see each other from time to time.

[@rubygracemoseley8144]

I love how Lizzie is just quietly burning Wickham this whole scene and Wickham’s just having to stumble his way though the conversation 😂

[@TM15HAKRN]

She does that when she refused Darcy first time Point blank. Range

[@EmilyKateJones01]

The BBC did such a wonderful job of this!!

[@GeoEstes]

It's my favorite adaptation of this novel.

[@mizofan]

It is the best British drama series

[@hopelessromantic1311]

HANDS DOWN the best version out there! I love it!

[@robinh9081]

I agree 100% It's my favourite as well!

[@annabellesinger3717]

I love the way Elisabeth treats Wickham not letting him get away with it and even forgiving him for the sake of her sister and her marriage to him!

[@ranabhola]

Because she is at peace with herself.

[@MsJubjubbird]

I don't think she forgives him. But she tells him off and then kills him with kindness to neutralise him

[@veladarney]

I think it's more of a veiled threat: "Look, I know what you did. So you stop telling lies about the past and I'll refrain from revealing the truth. Deal?"

[@annabellesinger3717]

@@veladarney No she was more forthright a character than resorting to that scullduggery!

[@PtoRicanDBLT]

I love how he tested how much she knew with each question or lie towards the end and how she got her confirmation. I’m glad he did not lie when she confronted him but rather confirmed for her that he was indeed the one at fault for all the Darcy drama. ❤ came full circle from believing Darcy was the one in the wrong to confirming Darcy was the true gentleman.

[@trapper561]

The stars aligned when they made this series . My all time favourite ❤

[@scottjones7562]

On their short walk to the house, I counted a full 9 lies being communicated to Elizabeth by Wickham - each of which she knew was an untruth the moment it was being told. Poor, poor Lydia.

[@teenelf]

For better or worse, she brought it on herself...

[@daisycook2366]

Not really, he was a grown man and she was a fifteen year old girl.

[@MsJubjubbird]

I don't think he'd be a faithful husband either. He'll get sick of her and sleep around and lie about it and there will be nothing she can do.

[@VCYT]

Thats still less lies than what Trump says in one hour !

[@onemercilessming1342]

Scott Jones--Feel no pity for Lydia. She had no real character. She was flighty, self-involved, and fatuous. She got EXACTLY the type of spouse she deserved and her parents need to take full responsibility for how she turned out.

[@murielbarker4311]

The actor who played sleazy Wickham was brilliant at bringing out the worst of him and still even after all the years gone by school children when they see him shout hey look there's Wickham

[@frnimay]

saw him on midsummer murders..for got his name

[@donnalayton6876]

I love the part where Wickham knows now that Lizzy knows exactly what his charactor is, he cannot hide from her.

[@lupina015]

Haha, I just looove it when she says "Mr. Darcy!" xD

[@plainhappiness]

Mr. Darcy taking all the responsibility is the definition of a true man :')

[@flowerchickenhairsparkle6779]

No it’s the definition of a righteous and moral person. Not a true man

[@mish375]

@@flowerchickenhairsparkle6779 During that time period, it would be part of being a gentleman for him to do what he did. What Darcy says go the Gardiners about the fault being his relates to the social norms at the time. He feels responsible, so he must correct the problem. Of course we do know his main motivation though was to keep Lizzie's family from disgrace.

[@angelacarleton9575]

I'm so glad that Lizzie took off his mask he put on for her and the family when he is nothing but manipulating swine. Look at him hesitate when Lizzie tells him, " Darcy's sister has got over her most trying age." See how he respond to her answer and it shocks him to realize she knows what a pathological liar he is!

[@missadele6851]

Love Pride & Prejudice. This is my favorite adaptation of this great novel.

[@anaandrade7801]

The Best!

[@Kaemea]

You might like the Fitzwilliam Darcy; Gentleman trilogy by Pamela Aiden. P&P told from Darcy's viewpoint.

[@sharonlopez4706]

I love it when she puts Wickham on notice!

[@klikmusicmode5934]

The Best Ever Version and adaptation made! 1995 - Beautifully and Perfectly done. Magnificent actors with their very high level of excellence in portraying all their roles individually and collaborating as group performance overall is superb! The soundtrack and costumes were masterly done and magnificent which bring us to the regency era enormously and undeniably the best and great experience and feelings while watching this masterpiece interpretation of the great Ms. Jane Austen literary masterpiece of all time. Loving it so much and watching repeatedly the whole series almost everyday! Well done to all and hope to find similar story in the near future! Magnificent and Superb Adaptation!! Thank You so much!!

[@shirley62162]

I am so addicted to this movie. I have memorized some of the lines already.

[@dxlrule1]

shirley i

[@mamlas9494]

This is truly God-sent, even if they did not believe in such.

[@MselephantSparkle]

No wonder Colin Firth took the Best Actor for this year's oscars.... he is such a fine British actor

[@angelacarleton9575]

I saw him in the "King's Speech" and he did such a vulnerable role that I cried when he couldn't speak without stuttering. What is so endearing his wife was trying to find ways to help him and finally did. Incredible performance by Colin Firth.

[@TM15HAKRN]

I too am Seriously addicted to the story.. Narrative style... Dialogues.. Plot.. Subplot Characters...... Acting.. Actors.. She has depicted all types of characters.. Has comedy.. Wit... Proposals... The agony of being single... Finding a new partner.. How class divides matrimonial alliances ..how her handling of the situation maturely.. Makes Lizzy realize why her sister was refused Bingleys hand.. And how her misunderstanding clears up by making Darcy transform himself for winning his ladylove.. And setting things right not only for Lydia and her parents.. But also clears path for Jane and herself.. Making it a story with Emough suspense.. Twist.. And Darcys Decision to not marry his cousin.. But a Fiery Lizz who he finds not only beautiful. But also able to take care of the opposition raised by Lady Catherine ..and All's well that ends well.. Marvellous!!!?

[@madeleinereads]

My favorite version of Pride & Prejudice!

[@EleanorHucklesby]

Can you believe that Jennifer Ehle was younger than Natalie Swalaha (Lydia) when this was made?!

[@thevioletrose253]

Can you believe that all of Lydia's sisters are actually younger than the actress in the real world?😂

[@agatask]

Jennifer was the youngest actress of all sisters except of Polly Maberly.

[@louisericketts6738]

She has made a speciality of playing younger than her years. She was Jennifer Saunders daughter in Absolutely Fabulous. I think she was supposed to be about 16 when the series started.

[@luceafarul579]

It is hard because she looks old. In fact to me she looks too old to play Lizzy. But then again in my opinion pretty much all of the female actors were poorly chosen for this series. None of them look like vibrant young women of marriageable age, especially for that period when women married very young.

[@heatherrose9373]

@@luceafarul579 Absolutely ridiculous. They look beautifully fresh and young.

[@evybethm5538]

Jaja 😂 I love Lizzy and how she makes him uncomfortable with her remarks without even trying, but that serves him right for still trying to lie to her, ugh what a hateful man.

[@windstorm1000]

Elizabeth is not needy like her foolish sisters. She has true wisdom as she has inner pride.

[@johnpeel8005]

+windstorm1000 Although she too has much pride and prejudice to overcome!

[@licia1896]

unfortunately the actress is so unattractive!

[@MattMonk]

What a gross comment.

[@licia1896]

why?

[@mialevi1341]

licia1896 she's beautiful

[@smn4481]

I love Mr and Mrs Gardiner❤️❤️❤️

[@daniels7907]

Lizzie serving notice that she knows the whole story and no longer has any delusions about Wickham's character. All without stating outright what they are both really speaking of. One wonders what a sequel about all their married lives would be like. Lydia, despite being very obsessed with fashion, married the lowest quality husband out of any of her sisters and would be dependent on their charity.

[@benetgladwin5490]

WWE Smackdown: Regency Edition

[@sylviahalo]

Benet Gladwin lmaoooo I’d subscribe to that pay-per-view

[@jaimicottrill2831]

Me too! Lol

[@denisefreitas6727]

Best version of Pride and Prejudice!❤️

[@user-lina-lina]

Актеры прекрасны!Замечательная экранизация!Смотреть одно удовольствие!Спасибо вам!!!

[@Sabu150]

THIS IS THE BEST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD. LOOK AT THOSE CLOTHES!!! WOW

[@marshaloiscamillephilpotts9608]

Wykeham sniffing after Elizabeth Bennet after marry her sister Lydia Bennet and I love how Elizabeth put him in his place and every time he sees Elizabeth and Darcy he will be jealous because he knew he married the wrong sister.

[@davidhutchinson6377]

I wish people acted like this today....with deference and respect.

[@angelacarleton9575]

How I wish people did act this way. What I noticed in today's modern times there are no boundaries with individuals seeking to interrupt or interfere with couples that are married, engaged or together in a relationship because they have a crush, a feeling or whatever they seek to destroy? To me - there is no respect or civil behavior anymore and that is what is upsetting to me.

[@Natashahoneypot]

let us not fall into the false belief that all people were as respectful as Mr Darcy and Miss Bennett. In fact my thoughts on old times with lack of forensic evidence. Nothing could be proved who was doing things with whom. It was a brutal time romantically as well . Women relied on the whims of a man's behaviour in order to survive. But this scene is indeed lovely how Miss Bennett cuts straight to the chase of knowing and forgiving . She's is admirabley nibble in grace. Not surprising that Mr. Darcy fell for her.

[@MsJubjubbird]

I love how she basically called him a fake at the end and then made it so he couldn't argue with her on the subject. All with such politeness.

[@Liamnerfdude1]

@@angelacarleton9575 you do realize if people acted like this everywher in pride and prejudice there would be no reason for the movie.

[@angelacarleton9575]

David - so do I and now you know why women read such glorious novels with so much reverence and understanding why they wish men and women had proper decorum in society, not like today.

[@kualumpurzagreb3408]

2018, and its still the best love story ever ! How wonderful if people today had dispositions displayed. Eliza Bennet is a true Heroine, and a Woman for all Seasons. My dear Jane Austen, what a fabulous, perceptive and intuitive Writer you were. And your Works will live on forever. It is we in the modern World that have much to learn from our ancestors, who lived without modern amenities, and who lived in the real World, depending on inner strength and their wits about them. 👍👍❤❤

[@MissCaraMint]

KUALUMPUR Zagreb Personally I like Persuasion just a little better. Perhaps because I’m older now, and in that the heroine is 27. Practically an old spinster for the age. Gets herself a handsome Captain too.

[@elithefinebookslover1467]

she totally roasted him, beaten him in intelligence and wit

[@TM15HAKRN]

Brilliantly written by Austen and Superb acting by Lizzy.. While whole cast magnificent Music.. Actors esp. Colin.. Nd lady playing Lizz.. They brought so much life into the characters.. They lived their role.. So did Mr. Mrs. Bennett.. Mr. Collins... Wickham Caroline.. All.. Bingley.. Jane... Too good... Kudos!!!!!!

[@TimpleTapper]

Loved seeing Colin Firth win the Academy award for best actor in The Kings Speech.

[@angelacarleton9575]

I saw the movie, "The King Speech and he deserved to win since he showed such vulnerability in his performance I cried watching him suffer as he tried to stop stuttering. I knew he would win - no doubt about it. A wonderful actor with class.

[@audreykennedy8891]

They were all so civil and nice to Lydia and Wickham considering the scandal they created...wow

[@dAvrilthebear]

Wow, Lizzy is mischievous! "Come, we are brother and sister now!" ;))

[@emmaduncan2991]

My goodness, Colin Firth, is really, neat.

[@leeann716]

I wish they made men like Darcy these days...where are the men of character and integrity?????

[@mckenzieraynor8436]

leeann716 in their graves, rolling over

[@750nut]

leeann716 it’s a known secret. To recognize character one must possess it.

[@JaneDoe-ci3gj]

I agree that I would like a man with this kind of character and integrity. In real life though, I don't think most men (or women) were quite this good!

[@ParkerAllen2]

They exist but they don't generally seek fame or publicity so you have to take the trouble to notice them. Jerks and egotists draw most of the attention to themselves, because of what they are and what they lack.

[@angelacarleton9575]

That is what hurts so much even the older generation couldn't understand why a man like Wickham would take it himself to overstep his gentlemanly ways but they never met a man like Wickham before and if you see their faces in the wedding of Lydia both aunt and uncle were upset over Wickham.

[@Elemiriel]

Ten points for Lizzy - Wikham zero

[@ibanerjee50]

Mr Darcy really responsible character and highly generous.... Beautiful love story... In spite of all odds the good love story is successful..... Bewitched 💝💝💝💝

[@shg9682]

Slay him , boss lady, slay mr. wickham

[@AndriaBieberDesigns]

My favorite version of pride and prejudice

[@xuj62]

Lizzy is so clever.

[@patyaguilar3970]

La mejor de todas, me fascina. Compré la serie. La amo. Hace años la pasaron por canal 11 en México. Es maravillosa.

[@NWCountryGirl17]

My favorite part of the interaction with wickham lizzie's just like "Yeah I know your a TOOL now try this shtick on any other member of my family but it's wasted on me"

[@whybee1217]

Best version ever.

[@ozlemsolak9721]

i do really love to read yr very good comments , remarks and that makes more enjoyable watching the videos

[@violator7964]

“Shall we take a turn together?” Now known as ‘walking round the garden’.

[@EtzEchad]

Lizzie knows how to politely grind a man under her boots.

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

I wish people still would write real letters. I include myself in this. I've not received a handwritten letter from a family member or friend in at least twenty years now. Nor written a long letter myself. Maybe i will and shock someone. Phone calls, emails, text messages sure. But no pen and paper. Gone the way of the rotary phone i guess.

[@Hopeful_dreamer]

I would say to go for it. I'm 21 and love writing letters and wish more people would. I used to have penpals just to be able to write them. Perhaps someone in your family will be overjoyed to have such an experience!

[@adriaDythea]

Mr. S i actually think that is an awesome idea hand writing to someone you love should be still in use not matter today’s technology it would be wonderful to read something other than a bill or a future sale at the store when I get the mail

[@kathie9823]

Write to our men and women serving in the military. I actually write to my children, one serving and one living miles away. They will have those letters even when I am gone.

[@angelacarleton9575]

I agree with you! I do plan to write during the Christmas Holidays a few letters and shock my adult kids and one to my granddaughter because this "art" or writing should not stop due to emails or text.

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

@Kirstine From Manila I did not know that. I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@Jdiehsofy]

Jennifer Ehle would've been a brilliant Catelyn Stark!

[@sierrastanley3109]

Mr. Darcy is so amazing...and so unattainable in real life!!!

[@750nut]

sierra stanley nope. We are here, just hated and loathed by all. It’s a curse to be decent in a world gone mad.

[@qaz123456781]

@@750nut This is a comment that Mr. Darcy would not make. Soooo...

[@TM15HAKRN]

Holding onto Unattainable Fictitious Hero... Making it a Fairytale

[@Madhumita-k4e]

Fairy tale, yes, it's a fairy tale , it ends happily and Darcy is the hero of this novel who saved Bennets from disgrace & humiliation.apart from that p& p is also a romantic comedy & a social comedy too. Like a true comedy, the story ends happily and also Austen's humour which produces laughter, these 2 are seen in comedies

[@nightowl6260]

Elizabeth would have been screamingly successful in the modern world. How politic of her to speak her mind, yet be prudent knowing she had to deal with this guy married to her sister, for many years in the future.

[@Knappa22]

Owww they cut off the best bit where he awkwardly kisses her hand and she turns on her heel, goes back indoors leaving him there, defeated.

[@Linhdoesstuff]

She K.O'ed him right then and there...

[@ColinandMe]

reminds me of the beauty and power of true love......some things should remain sacred xxx

[@mgg5418]

« Perhaps preparing for the wedding... (Whickham 😳😳😳) ... To Miss De Burgh. » Elizabeth the original troll ;)

[@fairlind]

Elizabeth: starts a quarrel Also Elizabeth: “we are now brother and sister, you know; let us not quarrel about the past”

[@Daniela-pr7rz]

It was him who insisted with the questions. She just let him know that she knows much more.

[@fairlind]

Daniela d You’re right. She got confrontational, but only because she was sick of his lies.

[@blueberryoatmeal4009]

I wouldn't say she started it, but she definitely ended it.

[@PositivelyPresent1]

Mr. Darcy...!! the most gallant man ever!!!

[@vil3789]

I love Elizabeth's bonnet.

[@fs4625]

People need to stop hating on Lydia. She was 15. A girl child in the 1800s with no governess's whatsoever and a mother who only talks about marriage. She wasn't foolish, she was just childish and gullible.

[@mish375]

I think the entire point of Lydia was showing how spoiling a child never ends well. Lydia became selfish and only cared about herself because her mother let her do whatever she wanted. And this is the result. Even in the book, she shows no awareness of the pain she has put her family through.

[@1282louise]

Nobody is hating on Lydia. It was the writer's way to show good and bad behavriour.. even if the bad behavipur is a result of culture and social /family context. Different times this was

[@bernieoconnell5515]

Actually the mother was the smartest of the lot of them. She realised that her family most likely would be out on the street after her husbands death if some of her daughters didn’t make good marriages and fast. The father was for the birds letting the whole house collapse around his ears. Even Eliza and Jane were silly since they showed no awareness of their financial situation. Rather they spent their time spewing about marrying for love. As if most women back then could afford that luxury. Charlotte was also a wise girl no matter what is said about her marrying the silly and rather repulsive Mr Collins. She secured her own social Position and stability by doing so. True to her practical nature, she made the canny decision to encourage her husband in his garden in order to deal with his slithery presence. This is move a lot of women decided on before and since.if one is a beggar one cannot afford be a chooser.

[@Messier45_Pleiades]

This series is the absolute best version of the book.

[@Daniela-pr7rz]

Wickam:"I wonder what Mr Darcy could be doing in town" (I wonder how much she knows....) Lizzie: "Perhaps preparing for the wedding....." (Let's make him sweat a little....) Wickam: (Holy shit......she knows everything) Lizzie:".......With Mis DeBourgh.."(I'll just have some fun with this little mouse) Wickam: "Yes..perhaps.." (..UHH...that was close....) . .

[@kenna163]

God some people have no compassion. Lydia was 15/16, taken advantage by an older man and let go free by her father who didn't care about anyone who wasn't his intellectual equal. Yes he's "funny" but he's also intentionally cruel. It's not Mrs. Bennet's fault he chose his wife based on how well she looked. LYDIA 👏 WAS 👏 A 👏 CHILD

[@amadeusw666]

This was a different time. 15/16 was pretty much considered an adult. Especially since 40ish was considered old age. You can not judge by today's standards. You do realize Lizzie was only 20 and yet from what we can gather was intelligent and mature even at age 15. Times for a deeper read without applying today's "moral standards".

[@susanalopez5052]

@@amadeusw666 she was literally groomed, even by standards of that time. Wickham knew she was innocent and oblivious and used that to his advantage to get her to bed without having any intention of ever marrying her, even the book makes it clear that she was quite young at 15 to be out in society already and that great deal of her faults were due to her being a child

[@DCFunBud]

The English is so beautiful. Like listening to music.

[@ale.h.s_13]

I just love how specifically in videos related to Pride and Prejudice (or any classic-literature-related video, to be fair) the word choice used in the comments is of a much higher use of language, than the ones who are not. It just feels like we all absorbed some vocabulary and expressions from this kind of literature (even as a non-native speaker) thus expressed when we know we can.

[@mish375]

Perhaps we feel more comfortable using higher level language with these videos? Regardless, I'd agree with you in saying that we do all learn something from them.

[@dabear2438]

Or perhaps the audience who enjoy the classics do so because they are already quite intelligent and evidence it in their vocabulary, rather than the other way around.

[@billbaynes3432]

A great show! A must watch! Such a pity Jane Austen died so young at 41

[@mamlas9494]

That was very usual around that time. Lifespans between 30-50.

[@donnalayton6876]

I agree. So many wonderful books were to remain unwritten. Such a loss for the literary world.

[@samarabrasilian]

I love this serie.It's the better.

[@talesfromprincesajesa]

I really prefer this version. The version with Keira and whatshisface feels too modern

[@cecemeyers6028]

Oh yes, 100%

[@Richard-yd1ws]

@@cecemeyers6028Hated the 2005 film at first but it does have its merits, the music and the photography Really the film is for schoolchildren although I would agree that Knightly needed a good slap

[@annadudchenko4716]

Супер лучше этого фильма нет

[@marichristian]

I love Lydia's reveal. It finally makes everything clear- although Lizzie's Aunt told the full story.

[@billylin5404]

I wish this 1995 adaptation had some sort of crossover with Sean Bean's Sharpe series, which was also filmed in the 90's and set in the same Regency time period. I wonder how Major Richard Sharpe of the 95th Rifles would deal with this George Wickham.

[@jenniewallis3780]

I wish she had called him a liar , about not only the living thing , but the trying to elope with Georginna

[@corneliali7747]

Did you know that the actress who played Elizabeth also played Ana's mother in 50 shades of Grey.

[@lizzydarcy7257]

+Cornelia Li WHY!!!! SUCH A WONDERFUL ACTRESS TO BE IN SUCH A DISGRACEFUL MOVIE!!!

[@corneliali7747]

Lizzy Darcy I know right???!!! but I guess actors needs to pay bills too. Shows like this is of higher taste but more money is earned doing movies like 50 shades.

[@lizzydarcy7257]

so twisted....why can't real romance come back! where the guy tries to win her heart like Darcy instead of trying to get in her pants like Gray?

[@candi0826]

Lizzy Darcy exactly but guys back then were different. But obviously there were guys "wickham" who didn't mind just getting into a girls pants.

[@MsSlucyna]

Exquisite job

[@fh9226]

Exactly how many days it took for a letter to arrived during this period ?

[@Silviaden]

Los felicito esta es la mejor versión.

[@karinebrandao1166]

Does anyone know where I can watch the whole series, please?

[@itskkgamerxxx3790]

Netflix

[@karinebrandao1166]

@@itskkgamerxxx3790 Thanks!

[@katerina9302]

Отличный фильм, замечательные актёры !!!

[@whatdefrik]

I loved those books they were amazing.I've heard Pamela planned to write a follow on story to These three remain, tying up some lose ends like Dy and Georgiana's debut into society. I really want her to,but i can't find any word of it anywhere :( Do you know any good sequels?

[@joanrogers6525]

2019the other Bennett sister about Mary

[@kyliewhite2597]

She still is!

[@TM15HAKRN]

Darcys altruism has much due to fact he's promised his late dad to do needful for wickham...here his love interest also was in pain..so in one stroke he won her..nd also did good to her family..as they too were hurting...😊

[@agenttheater5]

Elizabeth is enjoying herself here.....

[@christina1986ify]

I like that we’ve come far enough since then that Lydia would be back at home and Wickham would be in freaking prison because….15 and 27. Ick.

[@annadudchenko4716]

На одном дыхании шедевр века

[@balabalabless4600]

Many American films was free in quarantine hope BBC can free this frim LOL

[@SagebrushRambles]

Slam! lol

[@engeladewaal4543]

❤❤

[@freshpulp112]

I never understood why she was nice to him at the end

[@hobi1kenobi112]

1. Because she's nice. 2. She's just nice. 3. She might have to see him periodically. 4. She'd be the one who would be shamed in society, he'd be protected. 5. She's just nice.

[@blueberryoatmeal4009]

He became part of the family by marrying Lydia, and it makes things easier if they can keep at least an appearance of politeness. She basically said "I know your deal". He said "oh, ah, uh..." and she said "Just don't try this crap with me again and we can pretend to be good."

[@ESENDETproductions]

i LOVE this one, but the other one is good as well. Anyone who plays Mr Darcy is awesome enough for me.

[@marilynpeeples4960]

NELBA Is there anyone else out there who would ABSOLUTELY love to see Mr. Darcy played by RICHARD ARMITAGE ?? If for no other reason than his portrayal of the male lead in “North & South” should convince anyone that he REALLY WOULD be fantastic in the role of Mr. Darcy ! In anticipation of this particular “dream” coming true, I’ve already located my “drool towel” & my handheld fan ! I’m ready !

[@alexius23]

I have always liked Regency clothing.......

[@paracletelux]

@HogwartsCastle: I just watched Kramer vs Kramer and Out of Africa, and my gosh you are right. Ehle looks even more like Streep (especially the Streep of those films) than Rosemary Harris (her mother, whom she resembles a great deal). I don't think they've ever played relatives, which is a shame.

[@dill1233]

does anyone know where i can find the full episodes??

[@GeoEstes]

Netflix or eBay.

[@jasonfitzification]

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[@honora5407]

Самый любимый сериал