El alcalde de Casterbridge The Mayor of Casterbridge Episodio 1/2 subtitulado español

El alcalde de Casterbridge es una adaptación televisiva de 2 partes de una novela trágica por el autor británico Thomas Hardy escrita en 1886, subtitulada "La vida y muerte de un hombre de carácter". Está situado en la ciudad ficticia de Casterbridge (basado en la ciudad de Dorchester , en Dorset). El libro es una de las novelas de Wessex de Hardy , todo ello en una ficticia Inglaterra rústico o rural.
Argumento: En una feria de campo cerca de Casterbridge, Wessex, alentado por el alcohol, un joven decide subastar su esposa e hija, Elizabeth-Jane, a un marinero, por cinco guineas . Una vez que pasa la borrachera del día siguiente, es demasiado tarde para recuperar a su familia, sobre todo porque su renuencia a revelar su propia mala conducta le impide llevar a cabo una búsqueda efectiva. Cuando se da cuenta de que su mujer y su hija han desaparecido, probablemente para siempre, él jura no tocar el licor de nuevo por todos los años que ha vivido hasta el momento.
Dieciocho años más tarde, Henchard, ahora un comerciante de granos con éxito, es el alcalde del mismo nombre de Casterbridge, conocido por su sobriedad acérrimo. Él es muy respetado por su perspicacia financiera y su ética de trabajo, pero no es muy apreciado. , El comportamiento egoísta impulsivo y un temperamento violento siguen siendo parte de su carácter, como son la falta de honradez y su secreto pasado.
Todos estos años, Henchard ha mantenido los detalles que rodean la "pérdida" de su esposa en secreto. La gente en Casterbridge creen que él es viudo, aunque nunca dice explícitamente que su primera esposa murió. Él miente por omisión, permitiendo que otras personas a creer algo falso.
Año 2003
Duración 196 min.
País Reino Unido
Director David Thacker
Guión Ted Whitehead (Novela: Thomas Hardy)
Música Adrian Johnston
Fotografía Ivan Strasburg
Reparto
Ciarán Hinds, Juliet Aubrey, Jodhi May, James Purefoy, Polly Walker, Darren Hawkes, Jean Marsh, Michael Beint, Clive Russell, John Surman, Susan Jane Tanner, Tony Haygarth, David Bradley, Richard Moore, Elliot Head

[@hedyels4622]

Watching from Iran after reading the book 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😍

[@user-ok8uz8mw4g]

who watching this in 2024

[@SapnaKumari-bw8pj]

I've read this novel...its amazingly superb..hope this movie will ne nice too ...thomas hardy ...one of the master of tragic novels ❤️

[@jktamag]

I read this book in 1983 in my bachelor course...the story had really touched my heart then...I remember crying at the end of the story...today after such a long time in 2024, I am watching this great story movie and enjoying...one my best novels!!😍

[@methods3110]

What a great masterpiece of literature this is, both the book and the film. Thomas Hardy had a profound knowledge of human psychology.

[@soukashow4080]

Thomas hardy one of the greatest novelists, always surprising the reader with his adorable novels. This masterpiece is great and amazing. I love it

[@brucknerian9664]

Had to read the novel for English grade 12; still remember it well; a powerful piece of literature, especially the tragic ending. Couldn't have picked anyone better than Ciarin Hinds for the part of the Mayor.

[@jimburke3801]

The opening and the music with Michael, Susan and Elizabeth Jane walking towards the fair is really moving.

[@elliotbrelli5603]

One of the most moving novels by Hardy that really touched my heart. Hardy mirrored palpably in the story about human frailties and how individual reacts when his/her self worth is challenge. Henchard allows hatred and envy to reign in his heart when Farfrae threatens unwittingly his authority and popularity; thus making strings of arbitrary and preposterous decisions that led to his downfall and tragic end. Well, I cannot judge Henchard for what he has or has not done but we can learn many things from his story.

[@Gardenia262]

Leí el libro hace ya muchos años, pero me acuerdo muy poco de la historia. La película está muy bien. Ya tengo ganas de ver la segunda parte. Gracias por compartirla.

[@kimquinn7728]

Have only seen Ciaran Hinds as Captain Wentworth in Persuasion, a movie I loved. He was so good in this. Hard hearted, unbending, a complete turnaround of a role. Jodhi May was also wonderful as Elizabeth. She was amazing in Daniel Deronda and The Turn Of The Screw. Thomas Hardy, my favorite author next to Austen. He obviously suffered major depression but had a way with words and stories of the time no one has matched

[@alexisverpakovskis6804]

Depression? I didn't know that but I'm somehow not surprized. How would he not suffer? Same with Dostoevsky to be honest: a perceptive, intuitive genius surrounded by supersticious traditionalist fools with the occasional vulture who's generally better off in life for having been treacherous where another was honest. Tolstoy and Dostoevsky are a match in my reckoning, but Thomas Hardy's right up there with the two of them: when I read his material I can absolutely picture these exact people existing and their relationships with each other would be none but these, especially at that given time. I wouldn't change a word of Thomas Hardy or Jane Austen, it enriches us that such people walked the earth and breathed the air that we do.

[@cathmires8990]

Ciara’s also played as Rochester in Jane Eyre. Loved him in this adaptation.

[@mayerlingrincon9076]

Gracias por este magnífico regalo, es la primera vez que veo esta película y Ciarán Hinds es sin duda mi actor favorito, todo un galán a pesar de los años. Bendiciones y saludos desde Venezuela.

[@josefadominguez7216]

Oír la película en español 7:03

[@josefadominguez7216]

7:03

[@negrumaria1116]

When I see this movie I always cry, especially when you have to die and leave that testament, I love you, I know it's just a movie but .....Thomas Hardy, a great writer!

[@morecj1250]

The mayor of caterbridge....Thomas Hardy

[@yannitaluz]

Excelente producción, Ciaran Hinds genial en su papel, Gracias por compartir el buen cine que nos deja pensando en nuestra propia forma de ser y hacer las cosas,

[@reinadegrillos]

Muchas gracias por subir esta serie del gran Thomas Hardy. Y con el gran actor Ciaran Hinds. Leí la novela en español, hace unas dos décadas, es impresionante.

[@mariadej.torresdelatorre1345]

What an interesting story, very very human, there is not perfect people, that´s why I loved it, seems to be so real. The principal character plays perfect his roll. thanks for sharing!

[@alokduke3453]

Hlo mariya

[@johnburman966]

We studied this book as school boys.....how silly of them.... of course we hadn't a clue. Now at 76 I am so moved at its brilliance....how deep, what insights Into human types....we know them all.

[@aliiscott6816]

One of the best, thanks to ciaran hinds. Bloody marvellous acting

[@antoniobonilla1680]

Es una miniserie llena de humanidad , nuestros pecados , las palabras , y nuestros actos tienen consecuencias y a veces herimos a seres inocentes y nobles. A veces tenemos nuestro secretos , para guardar las apariencias , pero hay seres nobles como Farfrae , que el sólo trata de ser un ser humano digno.💔💓😭

[@robertstorey7476]

Hardys great understanding of people and empathy is timeless. The characters could be transported to the modern world and would still ring true as real people.

[@victoriaceleste2632]

Me encantó, nadie como los ingleses para producir estas joyas ambientadas, los mejores. Ciarán Hinds, uno de mis actores favoritos.

[@503WE]

O seu foi um dos poucos comentários em espanhol que eu achei por aqui.

[@anamariasanchez5977]

muy buena pelicula , todo un drama , la vida te da segundas oportunidades y tu tienes q saber como las tomas , el señor alcalde todavia no aprendió , vamos a ver en la próxima , gracias por subirla muy buena

[@fdinnibenjyobruce2050]

In fact Thomas Hardy is one of the best writers. The mayor of casterbridge was among the five books I read for my GCSE Literature in English in West Africa. Shakespeare (Mcbeth) George Eliot (Silas Manner) Ama Ataa-Aido (The dilemma of a ghost) etc.

[@miladydewinter7770]

Shakespeare and George Eliot -- poor you. "The Mill on the Floss" bored me to tears - as for Shakespeare -- that man has a lot to answer for !!

[@araceliflorjimenz916]

Me atrapó! La pélicula muy buena, espero y si podamos disfrutarla completa. La trama, personajes, actor principal, todo está muy de acorde a esa época.

[@petronillatauro2038]

I studied Thomas Hardy' s books under Tragedy in college. He made one mistake because of his drinking habits and his temper but paid a heavy price for it. Thank God is not like us humans. He forgives us over and over again.

[@iamnumber3678]

Watched this in Hr. Sec. School back in 2011. Our lecturer showed us for learning purpose. This is the novel we studied in class 12.

[@lunarmodule9915]

My favorite Thomas Hardy novel! Thanks for posting!

[@anafallas5030]

Infinite Wisdom 9

[@alfredovelazquez3861]

Todos los comentarios estan a favor de que la pelicula fue buena, pues si fue muy buena, y tubo un final, algo triste. Como la malloria de las peliculas inglesas esta no se quedo atras , en calidad, de los actores y en su filmacion. Gracias al canal por subirla

[@paulitamonroe2588]

Gracias por compartirlo, tenia mucho tiempo buscando esta mini-serie, ya que me encantan Ciaran Hinds, James Purefoy y los dramas de epoca. Es preciosa!

[@alokduke3453]

Hlo

[@mariafont4353]

¡Excelente! Te agradezco mucho que hayas subido esta película, subtitulada. Hasta ahora vi solo esta primera parte y me prendió muchísimo. Los meandros del argumento son muy interesantes para alguien de nuestra época, además de que pone en juego muchísima polémica sobre una doble moral y la vieja cuestión de si puede haber alguien totalmente bueno o malo. En fin, ¡un placer!

[@tinicoppelia331]

Quedé impactada con esta película y el tristísimo final...!!! Agradezco especialmente el subtitulado, excelente y totalmente legible y muy bien redactado...del uno al diez, un diez redondo, gracias.. !!!!

[@estudiodeballetlpoche]

Maravillosa película! Excelente historia!

[@oscarvives1085]

Muy buena película. Como todas las inglesas. Gracias.

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

Mark Antony & Julius Caesar together again! 😄 Meanwhile, 19 years have passed, yet Michael & Susan haven't aged a day. 😒

[@melanieohara6941]

Watching from Wyoming-Thank You!😷

[@octopusmime]

As a woman, and of african descent, I am *so *grateful to be living in modern times. To be forced to rely on men, forced to bear and raise children, and to be sold as a possession! ugh.

[@isidrotoledo26]

Que actores., Elizabeh derramaba sus lágrimas muy naturales., en si es conmovedora esta cinta inspirada en una novela., el presunto novio, escoces, sale con un kit, asi se llama la falda escocesa, pues tengo un yerno igual hasta se caso con ese atuendo y es excelente esposo, padre y yerno, gracias por subir esta joya y no el mugrero del tal Iñaritu que gasta en publicidad su mediocre arte

[@lureart3136]

Who is watching for college purpose?

[@MercifulphawPhawa]

Me for my 5th semester

[@memoryyumnam6101]

Me for my 2nd semester exam

[@pasanglhamu4160]

🙋‍♀️ Me

[@SAFEOnlineTV]

me for phd

[@banrishawartde1049]

Me too for 5 semester

[@w.kamhoa6215]

This novel is one of my best one...

[@gxsiriusgaming27]

The actor of Michael henchard touched my heart..totally melt down

[@janlewis567]

Ciaran Hinds - truly impressive

[@arturoarcos8997]

Saludos. Gracias por compartir esta buena pelicula, buena historia y un final aceptable. Felicidades By

[@jessicarobles2846]

Muy buena!! Gracias por compartirla!

[@user-yu1qu1ku6k]

One of the best story I read in my Life … good … I love it so much

[@claudetouzelet2398]

Excelente película la recomiendo Gracias por subirla

[@steelers6titles]

First filmed with Alan Bates as Michael Henchard. Classic.

[@cold9bet]

This was so incredibly well done.

[@abdulrahimafridi1202]

I am doing my research thesis in this novel and my thesis statement is ''Narcissistic Traits in Michael Henchard'' I conclude that it is his narcissism that determines his action and even he sees his own reflection in a pond,towards the end of novel, at a place called Black Water.Narcissus also saw his own reflection in water and fell in love with it. In order to requit his love, he drowned in the water and so in this way, the phenomenon and term of narcissism was coined.Narcissus was a Greek god, known for beauty.

[@abdulrahimafridi1202]

I would appreciate any fruitful comment.

[@missylowe6461]

ABDUL RAHIM Afridi I understand what you're saying and I agree with you.

[@robertstorey7476]

I always thought that the doll was a crude caricature of his true self and it turning up showed how he couldn't escape from what he truly was. But there is clearly a suggestion of the narcissist myth about the scene. He is a man who makes poor choices on selfish impulses, not sure he is selfish enough to be a narcissist.

[@nikubehera4728]

I have read the novel..now watching it guyzz..so wonderful movie

[@rigobertogoycochea8893]

Interesante cinta más cuenta con algunos pasajes incomprensibles como el último que antecede a su final ya que lo consideramos muy fuera de lo normal y estético por ser este pasaje sin el sentido histriónico esperado. Gracias por publicarme este discutible comentario.

[@zingkhe]

I am just about to finish reading the novel. Hope this movies lives upto its expectations

[@nithyavineshkumar1017]

Thomas Hardy a great writer....

[@v8cool231]

Funny to see 3 cast members that starred with each other in Rome.

[@muhammedmunir8635]

I have read the novel and now I am watching the movie. Great movie and novel

[@palramadhar5938]

Muhammed Munir blue movie Blue Movie local

[@palramadhar5938]

sez

[@morecj1250]

M too

[@Sba1234567]

Absolutely a superb movie .

[@roxanajimenez7805]

Mi Dios,que terrible drama.!!! gracias por compartirla !!!

[@bobbyd4298]

I really enjoyed watching this 🙏❤️🤗

[@namrahkhan4586]

Is it just me or do Mr. Farfrae & Elizabeth-Jane have just marvelous chemistry ( 23:00 and 45:23 )? Just a couple of looks or being together in the frame lights it up and makes my heart beat faster. It's a shame that their romance only blooms at the end. I always felt that they were meant to be from the beginning but bad luck/poor decisions keep then apart for so long.

[@edithgeiszt1942]

Thanks for uploading this film. I saw it two years and still remembered it. And I'll enjoy it again. I almost didn't recognize Jean Marsh. nd

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

Edith Geiszt Yes, she did have lovely teeth didn't she? 😅

[@saraswatkin9226]

It happened in at a fair in Ongar, Essex, UK. Place has become worse since then.

[@missylowe6461]

I haven't finished watching yet but he must have been in utter agony and guilt to ask her to reaffirm their marriage the first time he saw her in 19 years.

[@tsapichemtsangtam2144]

True story... Its a heart touching movies...I like this noval book very much... After I hear the story during my college days...

[@tommyscott4884]

the actors and atmosphere were better in the 1978 version but this is far more loyal to the book

[@Angie-GoneSoon]

He is full of pride!

[@hewasaskaterboyshesaidseey5927]

@Mohan Tucker CEO of TUCKERSOFT henchard

[@alcam8781]

I never read the book but what an incredible story.

[@SM-ru9jd]

why dpes no one talk about the theme music it's so amazing

[@jesusvaldezsolorio5774]

Nadie puede dar lo que no tiene, sí alguien no es amado desde la niñez, no será capaz de amar, no podrá desarrollar el centro del corazón, desde ahí es de donde salen las palabras suaves, dulces y el trato cordial.

[@helenadejesus7620]

Que bobada!!! Conocí a una multitud de personas mal tratadas con un corazón. Mayor que 1000 personas juntas.

[@jesusvaldezsolorio5774]

@@helenadejesus7620 Eres muy afortunada, la sociedad donde vives son personas bondadosas, yo vivo en el país más corrupto del mundo.

[@helenadejesus7620]

@@jesusvaldezsolorio5774 no sabes nada de mi vida, un calvario mayor que el mio, seguro que no has pasado ni estas pasando. Y lo tengo para el resto de mi vida. Nunca hables de lo que no sabes.

[@jesusvaldezsolorio5774]

@@helenadejesus7620 Por supuesto que nos se nada de tu vida, pero sí se que todos hemos sufrido y mientras vivamos es sufrimiento de tiempo en tiempo nos acompañará, más sí podemos valernos por nosotros mismos y somos auto suficientes, el sufrimiento se puede aguantar o se puede trascender dependiendo de que tipo de sufrimiento sea, espero que puedas mejorar tu calvario y transformarlo en un edén.

[@mrhook2859]

My favourite Thomas Hardy story, were about due another adaptation, it's been 12 years since the last.

[@daysleepnightread6905]

nothing could ever top this one, the score, the acting, the scenery it's just excellent

[@seer1623]

daysleepnightread I was just about to say the same thing, I hate it when they mess with a classic. This is a masterpiece. I've seen it a 100 times and still bawl my eyes out at the ending.

[@stevemcgill2278]

daysleepnightread I don’t know, Richard Armitage could play Henchard with much justice. This is an excellent drama though.

[@Bajinder0172]

I've read it in my high school 💗💗💗💗

[@steelers6titles]

Hardy was a novelist of immense power, who eschewed happy endings, at least in his later major works. Henchard's monstrous deed comes back to destroy him, no matter how repentant he is. After "Jude The Obscure", Hardy realized that he had said all he had to say about the cruelty of life, and turned to verse for the remainder of his long literary career.

[@mariarosadelcarmenundurrag6002]

me encanto este tipo de films!!!gracias

[@sapnakanwarchampawat313]

Movie is just wow😍 but it's not complete 🥺 It's only the first half part😢 Where can I get the full movie?

[@jwilcox4726]

Hello, Ola, good movie, older, quiet beautiful land scape pictures. thank you.

[@thelmasandoval9613]

~100% True to the Book~ In viewing Mayor of Casterbridge, I am evaluating the extent to which the film is true to the book and the extent to which the film portrays the Victorian period. The film, “A Mayor of Casterbridge” based on Thomas Hardy’s novel, is an emotional rollercoaster through which we experience the turmoil that comes from hiding secrets and the hazards and difficulties they experience in love. The three hour movie is long because it develops a sense of pathos for a man who brings his own demise. The protagonist, Michael Henchard, tries his best to hold on to whatever happiness he has left; unfortunately, this means he is a compulsive liar. As much as the truth unravels and Michael tries to cover it up, we can’t help to feel sorry for him. Although I already knew what was going to happen in the movie after reading the book, the emotion of just watching all the details of events happen just made it so surreal that I couldn’t hold back the tears at the end. The use of his will at the end of the film was the perfect summary of his character. It shows how lonely he is, but also how he basically pushes people away from himself, causing his loneliness, sadness and misery. The film is 100% true to the book, which is probably why the film was three hours long. Apart from following Hardy’s plot, the way the characters are portrayed is definitely on point. The portrayal of the Victorian era is also great as far as costumes/clothing, reputation, social class, and gender roles. The scenery and buildings in the film are great portrayals of the time. Although the book is great in telling the story itself, the film as a whole adds so much more to Henchard’s sorrowful life.

[@zappawoman5183]

Thelma Sandoval I know the book well, read it several times and I am a massive Thomas Hardy fan. Right at the outset, I have to say the scene in the tent lacks passion. Susan yells at him and throws her ring back at him.

[@leonorebaulch6251]

Thelma Sandoval one of the great tragic novels in our language.....and you are so right , this adaptation is perfection. Ciaran Hinds' portrayal of Henchard tears at my heartstrings too.....the tension created by his brooding conflicted soul and his strong masculine physical presence...gravitas he has in spades!....is palpable and unbearable at times.....the story burns through one's soul....and it all began when Hardy read a report of the incident in the paper!!....thank you for commenting so well and to the one who put it up....

[@susiearviso3032]

Man ... what a blasted spoiler are you. - jaw dropped open, deer in the headlights -

[@evangelosnikitopoulos]

The movie didn't include the scene where Henchard saves Elizabeth Jane and her mother from the bull.

[@teariedearie]

@@evangelosnikitopoulos It was Elizabeth Jane and Lucetta.

[@rigomelo2829]

Amazing,,reading the book sametime viewing the film.....thanx for the upload.

[@enjoylife-232]

Me too😄

[@Nounismisation]

Poor, poor Henchard. You can't hate him. Pity him, pity him deeply, but you can't hate the poor man.

[@alexisverpakovskis6804]

That's pretty much how I feel about it too: I think the poor lowly dude was insidiously deceived into thinking that moral integrity and a certain degree of sophistication are worth something in this world. He became a successful man when he threw off the chain of a woman that could no longer gratify him in any way, yet continued to be a burden on his resources and the quandary of a child - from which by definition neither profit nor pleasure can ever come, at least not to any normal man. He was torn down and mentally incapacitated when he tried to "take responsibility". Interesting how accurately you put it: you CAN'T hate him. All good intentions behind a commoner's basic sanguine pride with a bit of Victorian sensibility to boot - and I absolutely HATE that Victorian vibe because it makes hostility of honesty and virtue of hypocricy: all in the name of "good manners". For me, Michael Henchard's tragedy is that somewhere closer to the surface than really deep down in the recess of his soul, he realises he's a commoner, hates it and it eats away at his very being: and he's kind of despised for not being noble, yet trying to appear "on the aristocratic level" - which he's intelligent enough to be aware of. In a sense, he has blue-blooded dreams in a red-blooded body. Honesty is this: you play the honest card, the rest swindle, your loss. In order to redress the balance we'd probably need to raise Marc Antony or Lord Cromwell from the grave to punish the wicked with a swift stroke of the sword so that the honest can live in peace... and in a day or two there may be too few remaining to make for a sustainable economy :)

[@BooRadleyTube]

"...threw off the chain of a woman that could no longer gratify him in any way, yet continued to be a burden on his resources and the quandary of a child - from which by definition neither profit nor pleasure can ever come, at least not to any normal man..." What?

[@alexisverpakovskis6804]

BooRadleyTube Fine, let me explain: is a child a sexual object to a normal man? Much less - his own child? What is it then, a financial asset? So what the hell does he need one for, seriously? So, how long is a normal man satisfied with one partner, how long until she stops having that initial effect on his physical senses and their sexual relationship descends into mediocrity? And towards non-existence, inevitably. But he still has to "pay for his family", isn't that right? So... yes, he's a fool for having created that family, even more so - at such a young age, and it IS his own fault. But I'm not arguing against that: simply that it's a burden and a very ungrateful one at that. If your son stands to inherit the crown of England and his last name is Tudor, then yes, have as many heirs as it takes, you're a dynasty. What's this fool up to when he hasn't got a penny to his name that he needs to sell his wife for five pounds? (No doubt much more at the time than now - but come on, really!)

[@BooRadleyTube]

Your attitude is very disturbing. You seem to evaluate people based on how much they can satisfy you sexually. I sincerely hope you don't have children.

[@alexisverpakovskis6804]

BooRadleyTube No one would have been disturbed in Roman times, believe me. And yes, DO PLEASE look up a few people tat have done hard years in the Russian Army and tell me what we base our evaluations of people on and why, because the world ain't any more civilized now than it was back in 50AD. If something can serve as a lethal weapon, it obtains an even higher evaluation than any sexual object - because it is a source of power: then you can basically do whatever the hell you want and go unpunished - and some of us have no other recourse. As for children, don't worry, no need. I am neither aesthetically perfect nor of any noble or origin and they would be harmed to be brought into this world by a plain proletarian - however smart, however well-off, however good-intentioned. It would literally be a punishment, whether I pretend otherwise or not. I have nothing to give a child: neither good genes nor any position of advantage in society. Better not be stupid. I'm just being honest here. Nobody took Sigmund Freud for a madman that he basically said the same thing about 100 and something years ago, I mean that it's all sex and violence. The purer the form, the better the outcome: this world needs more unapologetic murderers and the scandalous whores to upset the balance a little by reducing the numbers of corporate slaves out there and rebuilding coherent empires, and pretenders and moral apologists make me so sick I want to shoot on automatic again, even though I'm well past my best years at 35. It's masses of people that suffer from delusions that weigh the world down, more than any tyrant, more than any famine. People take everything from you and fill your mind with pipe dreams lest you realize how screwed you are and the majority continues to SERVE them. And to me, that's infuriating. Do you know any ex-military that don't feel like that? Especially if russian?

[@eliabautista8202]

Very well done,Thank-you

[@erikareales8310]

Una de las mejores q he visto

[@miladydewinter7770]

Not a fan of Thomas Hardy - his stories are heavy going and dark and grim --- but I absolutely love this particular novel. And Ciaran Hinds does an excellent job of being the Mayor of Casterbridge.

[@steelers6titles]

His earlier novels are much lighter.

[@miladydewinter7770]

@@steelers6titles Actually I found this to be one his lighter novels --- still not a fan though

[@503WE]

Não esperava encontrar em espanhol por aqui que bom 😁 obrigado pelo vídeo 📼 Eu espero que algum dia postem a versão em português ou pelo menos o audiolivro.

[@cacampbell3654]

No one should EVER have the right to sell or buy another!!!!!!

[@JJ21210]

Welcome to all civil rights movements, which have tried to ensure that everyone is treated equally and humanely. We ain't there yet. If you really care, then volunteer to help elect candidates who value all humans; there's a lot of ugliness afoot these days, and it will get worse if people sit by and do nothing to stop it.

[@isidrotoledo26]

Hermosa cinta dos veces me han parecido pocas para verla de nuevo, el cine británico igual hacen buen cine y nada que ver con violencia, quizás se debe a la realeza que aún deciden las cosas

[@alessandravagliengoalessan3245]

James Purefoy 😍🥰😍

[@tammysanford126]

That was a really good movie

[@dammy52]

thanks for the excellent upload of a great movie

[@marcieanderson3762]

He's a mean man thru & thru. Her mom just died & Mr. Narcissist just had to tell her about who he was. He broke her heart. Her father treated her well. This guy never will. He's an insecure control freak. It takes more to be a father than bossing people around.

[@paolabigherati6898]

Un film veramente ben fatto fedele al libro del grande Hardy .

[@gerica82]

I am here cause of Ciaran Hinds ❤️

[@cruzolvera7358]

gracias por hacerme dar cuenta que todos cometemos pecados , hay que creer en nuestro dios y no volver a caer en los mismos

[@franciscacortijoberenjeno5050]

Grandisima película de drama mea encantado 👍

[@diegolara6129]

Buena. Peli. Balio. La. Pena. Verla. Grasias. Por. Compartirla

[@yousufsk5321]

Thanks for upload .it's very good for understanding

[@Lon320]

Está buenísima donde veo la segunda parte ?? Por favor

[@maruguerrerocu3192]

Genial,preciosa. Gracias.

[@Barbbfly]

TY . What a jerk that dad and husband was . he could not even make up for what he did and forgive and love his step daughter like his own . Selfish !!

[@hv2569]

No mattrt how hard the past you can always start again!!!!! yes, Train your mind to see good in every situation. That is the message I got from it.

[@ethelch]

Timeless ❤

[@sayantikamaji]

Watching from India 🇮🇳

[@503WE]

Eu do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@ellifedash663]

Can I get the English subtitles?

[@afnannazir3756]

Elizbth's mother wronged Elizbth by revealing her true identity to Henchard .

[@drpatrickbarry]

The letter said to be opened on her wedding day. He betrayed that request.

[@janeevapauck7774]

Great movie - thanks for posting!

[@newyorknewyork9790]

super!!!!! fantastic

[@mariae7309]

Capitán Wenworth ❤