Becoming Jane | ‘The Country Dance’ (HD) - Anne Hathaway, James McAvoy | MIRAMAX

[@keltavuokko]

I love how clever they were with this sequence - showing only with step and music changes that they kept dancing after the first one, were so enthralled with each other that they just kept dancing despite "hating each other", and it was confirmed with dialogue only afterwards. Just brilliant filmmaking.

[@teresitazegers4376]

I love how when he says "you consider yourself above your company" she says "me" but she kind of smiles a little to herself I think because she really felt a little different and here comes this handsome dude with sense of humor who is the first person to notice that.... And I think she really LOVED that he said that

[@keltavuokko]

I love McAvoy's look after she says 'Me?'

[@Cloudipy]

"the most desagreable, insolent, arrogant, impudent, insufferable, impertinent of men!!" she has it bad~♥

[@flower_girl4983]

Cloudipy it's bit ironic that she falls for him

[@thisiszof]

I'm fake! Didn't Lizzy thought of Darcy the same way?

[@flower_girl4983]

Cloudipy can u explain what all those words mean?

[@flower_girl4983]

L. B. She did my darling

[@katherinejohnson5791]

It's a movie!!

[@k.f203]

“Will you give so much to a woman?” “It must depend upon the woman,” Am I the only one who loves that little bit? It’s probably just to do with the way Mcavoy delivers that little bit, it’s so quick and like. On the beat? I need to stop.

[@katiesliteraturecorner]

I agree! I hadn't properly appreciated the brilliant timing and dialogue in this scene until now, so thank you for pointing that out!

[@serenagutierrez395]

I caught this too, absolutely loved it! 2022 was the first time i watched this and I'm on awe! I love this movie

[@desypingol9428]

I didn't realize it until now but I LOVE LUCY'S FACE AFTER HE SAYS "IF YOU WOULD STOUP TO HONOR ME WITH THIS NEXT DANCE" LOL

[@rupkatham3844]

THANKS

[@44Melinou]

Hahaha same I just saw that even if I watched it a million times😂

[@MonicaloveNiallHoran]

jast saw after reading your comment because I was too busy on admiring Anne's face and loool

[@andreabustos3498]

I have a crush with Mr. Lefroy and Mr. Darcy... Estoy flechada por Mr. Lefroy y Mr. Darcy

[@ayeshaandfelicia8823]

Don't we all?

[@montserratbenitez4421]

Ay, cariño, es imposible resistirse

[@valeriafilighera4394]

His voice............. Make me dream

[@Ariaxneb]

I agree!!!

[@drteaches]

Anne was perfect for Jane Austin role!

[@tayladunn7490]

Ikr, she did her part and people said she did awful, especially her accent

[@Angela-xn4ne]

Quanta eleganza e rispetto che c'era all'epoca nelle conversazioni. Si facevano le offese più grandi con molta compostezza. Che invidia!❤

[@CJLOVE23]

I can never bloody find this movie anywhere to watch 😭

[@pinkmagicali]

Seriously mad this isn’t on Netflix or Stan!

[@rainy.aesthetics]

Yes!!! This is one of the finest movie. But I am glad I've got this movie.

[@kyliec6723]

If you can get Australia's ABC iView in your region, Becoming Jane can be viewed there. Probably for another few months.

[@inkkvibe]

Who else would be interested in visiting this era?

[@serenagutierrez395]

1000x me!!

[@sagev.5818]

YES!!!!

[@musicloverlondon6070]

Visiting it, certainly - if I had wealth. Living in it - nope! We take a lot for granted these days I think. 😏

[@pandita6695]

Me!!

[@Angela-xn4ne]

Mi aggiungo ✋

[@44Melinou]

2019, who's there? 😍

[@rajeswarypillay657]

Me... I wish JA wrote more😪

[@danaroe3096]

Jo, i'm coming von 2020 lmao

[@diamond13130]

2020 here.

[@elananova]

2021 woop woop!

[@HC-Void]

Woop woop

[@jainavillal1011]

James MacVoy.

[@Laineybaby25]

Watching this during lockdown, 2020

[@klarahauge5527]

greenriver yesss

[@jyv_]

2021 😉

[@catynnanieto3495]

I Loved Mr lefroyd verry romantic movie

[@JJ-rm7jw]

This looks to be a combination of at least 4 different dances

[@marktilley7222]

Does she know she’s dancing with a faun?

[@gerganamargaritova5296]

What's the name of the melody that starts at 0:44? It's so beautiful!

[@adyvale4362]

Trip to Paris

[@gerganamargaritova5296]

@@adyvale4362 Oh, thank you so much! Now the only thing I need is James McAvoy dancing with me to it 😊

[@bbgvvgvv9179]

What's the name of this country dance since 0:27?

[@joGIOGIO]

Sow Elegance

[@ReneeCamus]

There are three different dances in quick succession--which means they continued their conversation for a long time! I'm not sure (yet) which the first and third dances are, but the second one is definitely Trip to Paris, and as written, as we still dance it today! It's awesome. :)

[@zoyaayeshakhan5577]

Dey both roasting each other or only Jane was roasting him ?

[@inabind416]

They

[@thomaskurth8335]

One of the dances is "Trip to Paris" (1711)

[@ReneeCamus]

Yep, and exactly as we dance it today! I'm impressed!

[@thomaskurth8335]

@@ReneeCamus The other nice countrydance in this movie is "Hole in the wall"(1698).

[@ReneeCamus]

@@thomaskurth8335 Yes, of course. Lovely scene, and the dance is also done pretty close to the way we still dance it today.

[@thomaskurth8335]

@@ReneeCamus The Version of Hole in the wall in the movie is interesting: In this version of playing Hole in the Wall, they have played the structure of the original tune (16 bars, AAB) only in the first both verses. Then you can see a final verse with only 12 bars (AB), with the same couples of the Set from the second verse.

[@thomaskurth8335]

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[@danielamanzoni6899]

Bellissimo film

[@kyliec6723]

Secretly!

[@raynakaylarayvanka7830]

anyone from 2021?

[@flower_girl4983]

What were they talking about during dancing, I can't seem to understand it.

[@debraburns2761]

Verbal jousting.

[@mufasaiii2455]

foreplay

[@mspurefunk5]

she thinks he's acting too proud when its really her - which is awesomely the same scene that is Pride & Prejudice when elizabeth dances with Mr. Darcy at the country dance. But McAvoy elevates it to the most scrumptious agonizing flirtation!

[@callarati]

The original Darcy. Sigh.

[@erdeminan4372]

Anne hathaway very beautiful and meaningful women like Jane Austen

[@angelicam212]

Si subtitulas va a ser más fácil sino entiendo no contesto. Es así d simple y d sencillo.thankyou

[@pitilessnightmare6879]

El dueño de este canal dice que de inmediato va a subtitulárselo

[@annalisacampo7974]

🌹🌹🌹

[@joannagodfrey5111]

how much nicer they looked in those days, girls in pretty dresses not showing bra straps etc, and the fellows in smart coats, breeches etc, not baggy jeans with half a yard of knickers showing, nicer manners too

[@michelle.pearl.]

Fun story, back then they considered those dresses as scandalous as "showing bra straps" and the breeches men wore were similar to what we think of "baggy jeans" in terms of being radically inappropriate.

[@Mav_F]

Well, I believe that bras werent even invented then. I think it was girdles, corsets and tight fitting dresses and wrapped material that kept those personal items up. lol Bras are a possibility last century (1900s mid-century) invention.

[@graleh]

I know! I 'miss' it.

[@NinjaToe]

But don't forget, as a woman you can't get a divorce without being destituted, the marriage law/ domestic violence action against you, can't inherit your father's property, can't choose a job other than a governess or a prostitute, your wellbeing depended entirely or the paterfamilas of the family you were born/ married to, starving yourself on a daily basis and fitting into a corset that jeopardised pregnancy... But yes, manners were important (no sarcasm intended)

[@himurahaibara1459]

And it's surprising how it has changed

[@NELLIE-41388]

Tom Lefroy knew he was dependent on his uncle's wealth as he had none. Lefroy led Jane Austen on knowing that his family would separate them & put Lefroy in an arranged marriage. Jane was Lefroy's emotional mistress. Real life in Lefroy's world was marrying someone who brought wealth & position to his family. It took many years for Jane to figure that out but I'm sure she did & in her Pride & Prejudice she deliberately made Mr. Darcy a man whose parents had died young & he was independently wealthy.

[@mfernandalorca]

❤

[@valeriafilighera4394]

Io ballerei con lui tutta la vita...

[@joGIOGIO]

a chi lo dici???

[@pp7352]

So sad Anne,it's d world u Ve created,u must be realised by den dat it's time 2 take rest,but d problem is will be 8 times later than u would ve thought rite now

[@inabind416]

Ddddd

[@anahivina8983]

2021

[@mn4169]

bad

[@cassandrawelch4378]

I saw these Amish clothes at the mall on the bus this year. I am modern menoite. We call it a farmer. We buy clothes that are mass produced. Maybe take your people out of under the table cupboard kids. And go to college and get a student wardrobe. It is a twenty inch suitcase. Check air Canada for the size of the suitcase with wheels.