Pride & Prejudice (1995) Filming Locations

Pride & Prejudice (1995) Filming Locations
#prideandprejudice #elizabethbennet #mrdarcy
Driving across England, I seek out and find many of the filming locations for the 1995 BBC TV Adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice which starred Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy and
Jennifer Ehle as Elizabeth Bennet. A bit of a voyage of discovery for me as it's one of my favourite go-to TV shows. @jenniferehlereadingfrommyc1836
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Google Maps for the locations:
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What 3 Words locations:
what3words.com/disbanded.civi... (Longbourne church)
what3words.com/waltz.walled.s... (Longbourne)
what3words.com/vast.holds.ete... (Meryton)
what3words.com/formaly.shorth... (University Cloisters)
what3words.com/admiral.chairs... (Ramsgate)
what3words.com/noise.loft.gifts (Wickham and Lydia are married)
what3words.com/rocket.price.m... (Pemberley from the lake)
what3words.com/gradually.clos... (Pemberley from the front)
what3words.com/reward.bravo.r... (Darcy's Pond)
what3words.com/excellent.decl... (Ramshaw Rocks)
what3words.com/breathing.blog... (Lampton)
what3words.com/shepherdess.mo... (The Inn at Lampton)
what3words.com/tabs.stew.online (Rosings Park)
what3words.com/peacemaker.sup... (Mr Collins' Rectory)
what3words.com/stones.tumbler... (Netherfield)
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:38 Longbourne and St Mary's Church (The double wedding)
4:56 Meryton (Laycock Village)
9:43 Western-Super-Mere (Elopement Scene)
11:19 St Paul's Church, Deptford (Wickham and Lydia are married)
13:18 Pemberley (Lyme Park)
16:22 Darcy's Pond
23:43 Ramshaw Rocks (Lizzy visits Derbyshire)
25:26 The inn at Lampton
27:30 Rosings Park (Belton House)
32:03 Mr. Collins' Rectory
33:00 Netherfield is let at last!
34:19 Outro
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[@billmorris8358]

This ‘labour of love’ has been a gem to watch. Any doubts you may have, in the long months of travel, planning, writing and filming, not a second was wasted. This video was pure joy. Yes, l also love this production, and regard it as one of the finest productions the BBC have ever done….and they’ve done a few! I have subscribed,and will work my way through your other well made humble offerings. Thank you for all your efforts bringing this to us. It’s nice to see the locations, and properties used which were unfamiliar to me. I know Lyme Park very well, but it was nice to see the other locations used. Well done young man, you’ve done well. Many thanks.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you so much for your encouraging comment. I’m glad that my ramblings find appreciative eyes and ears! It’s easy to put something together when the subject is so good. Thank you for watching and subscribing. Hopefully you’ll find something else in my “catalogue” that you’ll find interesting.

[@ewammatuszewska5635]

It is really a gem to watch AND to LISTEN your explanations (so modestly named "ramblings") too.Great Thank you....

[@sharonharmon6514]

I’ve Just stumbled onto your delightful

[@lindaharper6233]

@@TudorSmithI too think you have done a FABULOUS job on this video!! Would LOVE to visit filming sites!🇺🇸👍😍

[@user-wq9yz7ks8q]

I can't thank you enough for emphasizing the work of Jennifer Ehle in the '95 P&P production. I agree with you - she was amazing in the crucial (to say the least) role of Elizabeth. Colin Firth was incredible, as well - but not to the exclusion of Jennifer Ehle! With you, I cannot believe that Ehle is not mentioned in the plaque by the church, while Firth is. The whole book is, at center, the story of Elizabeth's journey and growth from her point of view--and Ehle inhabited that role in almost every scene. She did win the BAFTA for her performance.

[@TudorSmith]

Did Colin Firth steal the show with the wet shirt scene? But you’re right, it’s Elizabeth Bennet’s story and Jennifer Ehle (at least for me) captured the essence perfectly!

[@robynlouw]

Jennifer's performance was wonderful indeed. 4:53

[@elizabethdarley8646]

@@robynlouw Yes, her performance was wonderful. She's the main personification of an Austin character to stay in the mind because of the way she, Jennifer Erhl, gave the consummate interpretation of Miss Elizabeth Bennett!

[@cathyholcombe4674]

I wonder if Jennifer Ehle was omitted because she is not English by birth; however, her mother, actress Rosemary Ann Harris is English (She played the role of Peter Parker's (Spiderman) Aunt Mae.

[@user-wq9yz7ks8q]

💯

[@elsamarie4963]

The casting of this production was superb. The guy who plays Mr Collins was amazing!

[@TudorSmith]

Yes he plays it so well.

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

The Darcy's Pond scene - the way I read it, he is home, he can now be himself, relaxed, and he is in a way, washing the stress off. When he walks to the house, it's almost jaunty; Elizabeth catches him when he is utterly at ease with himself - and there is the real Darcy. Obviously he is astonished to see her, (pleased), but he is at home, and enough in command of the situation to seize his moment.

[@janepowers6711]

By far the best adaptation of the 1995 Pride and Prejudice, including outstanding lead actors. Jennifer Ehle, brought Elizabeth to life.

[@TudorSmith]

I certainly think so. My one bugbear with the 1995 version is that Lizzie doesn’t reveal to her father how Darcy paid for and arranged Wickham a debts and the wedding. It’s clearly in the book 🙂

[@Isabelfleal]

⁠@@TudorSmithI do agree with you. And also, that we didn’t get to see Mrs Bennet reaction to the announcement of their wedding. I’ve really enjoyed that part in the book.

[@lindaharper6233]

I NEVER get tired of watching this particular Pride & Prejudice with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle!!! Just the BEST one of all!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋💋💋 p.s. Colin Firth is ABSOLUTELY Gorgeous in this!!!!!🥰😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TudorSmith]

The casting of Colin Firth may have secured this production’s place in TV history 🙂

[@KathleenMaryK]

Best production ever of Pride and Prejudice, I watch it often and love reading the book. The cast was absolutely spot on, especially Colin Firth, Jennifer Ehle, Alison Steadman and David Bamber. They were all magnificent in their roles though. I read the book first then saw this version and it was exactly as I had pictured it. Stunning production and music too.

[@TudorSmith]

That production was so polished and brought the story to life - at least for me. The cast (all of them including all the supporting cast) really acted convincingly 👍

[@wanderingteacup39]

This was delightful. Plus your clear knowledge of Pride and Prejudice made it like listening to a friend about a mutually favorite subject. Thank you so much for putting this together.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you for your lovely comment. I have to say I really enjoyed being in the locations and it was a definite must to create the video and share with like-minded P&P fans 😊

[@martm216]

Yes, Jennifer Ehle was every bit as good as Colin Firth. They were both excellent, all the cast were really good. But Jennifer was superb as Lizzie. And she was on screen more than any of the others, as she is the most central character in Pride and Prejudice. And Jennifer won a BAFTA for her performance.

[@pedrospohr]

What a fantastic job!! I’m sorry my English is not good enough to praise you like you deserve. Hugs from Southern Brazil.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you! 😊

[@marshaprice8226]

A most enjoyable trip through the sites where the 1995 Pride and Prejudice was filmed. It’s so interesting to see what the locations actually looked like and how they were dressed for their roles in the film. This program does show how careful the production was to select houses that show the lives of the residents in their proper social settings. They were as much characters in the story as the people!

[@TudorSmith]

I totally agree. The correct locations even when dressed for the scenes, make the production come to life 👍

[@sharonharmon6514]

@@TudorSmithI’ve just

[@sharonharmon6514]

I’ve just stu😮onto your wonderful program . I ordinarily don’t comment because

[@sharonharmon6514]

I have Parkinson’s and it’s very hard for me to text accurately. Just wanted to let you Know that you have a new fan.

[@anniethompson1041]

I've watched this series at least a thousand times and I never noticed his hand caressing hers as he helps her into the carriage. Thank you good sir for pointing that out. I will remember to notice next time. Thank you for this great video.

[@TudorSmith]

I love to point it out - a little observation I picked up. I may be wrong and it was just Colin giving a gentle caress to Jennifer 🤣

[@anniethompson1041]

@@TudorSmith Well of course it was! Years ago I heard somewhere that the actors did in fact date each other for a while back in the day. Either way - a very sweet and appropriate gesture. So romantic.

[@TudorSmith]

Indeed. I just read that they were romantically involved and as Jennifer Ehle stated "We were together for about a year, but it was not as the press reported it; an affair. We were two single people who had a relationship". We do hear of main part actors in productions becoming involved with each other. It is probably the intensity of film and production. And well, if you have to kiss your co-star...it's got to go somewhere hasn't it? 🤣

[@anniethompson1041]

@@TudorSmith Lol - I've never kissed a co-star but I've always wondered....:)

[@TudorSmith]

🤣

[@AndyJarman]

When Darcy got to Pemberley it was pretty obvious his emotions were in a turmoil. He had ridden for at least two days, at speed (both Darcy and his horse were sweating). He was burdened with anxiety to distraction (I shall overcome this) and had run away to Pemberly to be alone with and to still his tumolt.

[@robertalayne2060]

I happened upon this video and have to say it was such a lovely surprise. Thank you so very much for showing this American fan where it was filmed. I loved it!

[@TudorSmith]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it and thanks for leaving a comment.

[@voyaristika5673]

What a treat! The 95 was by far my favorite, and Colin Firth the quintessential Mr Darcy. Jennifer Ehle was so good as Lizzie. I always wonder what Jane Austin would say about her characters being played by the different actors. Loved the tour. Thank you!

[@LilyGazou]

Jane participated in amateur theatricals. So I think she would love it.

[@landibear6509]

I have been searching for a thorough video of P&P filming locations like this one. Happily came across it, finally. Thanks so much.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you. I’d watch other people’s videos but felt I needed to visit the locations myself. I really enjoyed making this video 👍

[@artmartin4066]

Bravo Tudor! I too agree with your statements on the ‘95 version and Jennifer’s superlative role in same. I did not stop smiling, with the occasional chortle, on your brilliant guide commentary…I loved every scene and visit. And if your acting gigs are lacking; your barbering skills will do you well.

[@TudorSmith]

Hair dressing? 🤣✂️ I’ll stick to Data Analysis 👍 oh and the occasional KZbin video.

[@carolszewczyk2484]

This was great showing the locations for pride and prejudice

[@ruthbeamish8849]

Found this video by chance. The ONLY version of P and P that I, personally, really love. Great to see all the places depicted in the series. Thanks for all your hard work

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@laurafranchi1861]

What a total delight to find a man so knowledgable about all things P&P……Particularly my favourite adaptation. Thank you!

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you. I’m sure there must be more than a few men who love the story!

[@laurafranchi1861]

I must be looking in the wrong places 😂. Thanks for the great videos.

[@TudorSmith]

😁

[@LomienEngelbrecht-yg9lq]

Greetings from South Africa! 🇿🇦 I am so happy to have stumbled upon your delightful videos! I still have this wonderful production on a DVD-set that I've cherished for many years. I was 8 years old when it came out, but only saw it on TV when I was about 10... it captured my imagination and gave me a love for period pieces, not to mention a love for Jane Austin's writing! This will forever be my Mr. Darcy & Lizzie Bennet. 💕 Thank you for taking us on this very interesting tour of the buildings and scenes, so engraved in our memories, of such a beloved and character rich love-story.

[@TudorSmith]

I’m glad you enjoyed the “tour”. Thanks for coming along 🙏

[@andythain3923]

I'm a big fan of P&P 95 like yourself and have been fortunate enough to stay in Lizzies room as the owner calls it at the rectory at Teigh. Mr Collins famous closet with shelves is still there..a happy thought indeed! You can also sit in the famous room where the marriage proposal is rejected in no uncertain terms. At the back of Belton House just up from the park is Bellmount Tower and behind this is is a lovely wood with a path through it. This was the location used where Lizzie encounters Mr Darcy on his horse. Also just across from the tower is the location you can still identify he trees where Darcy hands his letter to Lizzie. We recently visited the Derbyshire locations you have featured in your video. The urge to jump in the lake at Lyme was very strong but the wife thought it wouldn't quite have the same effect on her as Colin Firth! Thanks for your wonderful and inciteful video.

[@TudorSmith]

Oh wow - more locations for me to visit. I’ve always wondered where the woods were where Lizzie encounters Darcy and then reads the letter. Thanks for the heads up 👍

[@EH23831]

I can’t help but think that Jane Austen would be tickled pink at the attention and fame her stories have today….

[@TudorSmith]

So true. I wonder if she ever thought about the long lasting effect her novels would have had.

[@angielee8901]

Thank you so much for showing us the actual locations for 1995 P&P. I was in love with Mr. Darcy for 10 years! The actors were perfect for each character. I must have read the book 100 times and watch the movies many, many times over. Thank you again!

[@TudorSmith]

I'm glad you liked it. I must say I've watched the series so many times and I felt I had to find the locations, if only so that I could re-live everything myself! I've always loved how Jennifer Ehle portrays Elizabeth❤️

[@EH23831]

I have to admit that when I got married in 1997, my wedding dress was based on Lizzy’s dress at Netherfield (where she surprised Darcy in the billboard room) 🥰

[@hildamcgrann5904]

My favourite dress in the whole series

[@deniseenglish5306]

It is hard to believe that next year will be 30 years since that production! Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth did reunite in The Kings Speech.

[@TudorSmith]

30 years. It’s stood up well isn’t it? Still loved and watched by many. I watched the kings speech. It’s funny because I was watching their scenes together to see if they’d drop any hidden hints or gestures to P&P! 🤣

[@user-mp2bk5px5d]

Огромное спасибо за такое видео! Мой любимый фильм, именно 1995 года, любимая книга! Обожаю старую Великобританию, вашу культуру, красоту вашей природы❤ Не позволяйте чужакам уничтожать вашу страну, чтобы она окончательно не почернела! 🙏

[@DanaX09]

How nice to have a passion for a film and live close enough to travel to the filming locations.

[@TaraFinlay]

Well done! Someday I hope to trod these paths as well. Always great to find men who appreciate these things. To even find the room in which Wickham practiced his dissolute habits! Oh my poor nerves! Hill! Hill! Oh where is Hillllll.... 😉

[@TudorSmith]

It was all very vexing 🤣

[@TaraFinlay]

@@TudorSmith Most high-handed.

[@SugarWildflower-si4ox]

Thank you so very much.. 1995 Pride and Prejudice ..the book comes alive…my favorite rendition. Just Beautifully done. Thank you for taking us with you to these wonderful sights not movie sets but actual locations. I too own the BBC 95’ box set watch it at least once a year.

[@TudorSmith]

My favourite too! Thank you for tagging along 👍

[@jackieforestieri3010]

Loved this video. My daughter and I just finished watching the series…again! She asked me was it too soon, I said no, you see something different every time you watch!

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍 You can rewatch the series and always find little nuggets you might have missed before ❤️

[@marilynsobel7414]

Thank you for a brilliant video! Your enthusiasm is infectious! Elizabeth is the center of Pride and Prejudice. Light and bright and sparkling! I can't believe Jennifer Ehle was left out of the church snippet about filming P&P. Her performance on the series was exquisite! I love the way you've memorized the lines; I've watched the series many times myself and it's nice to find someone else who loves it so much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the series.

[@TudorSmith]

I can’t help myself with those line recitals. I often find myself using them in my every day speech. Happy thought indeed 🤣 Thanks for your lovely comment and for watching 🙏

[@kerryendon7514]

It's lovely to see these filming sites for this wonderful production. I really love the 1995 film. It is by far the best! IMO! Thanks so much ❤️

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Irunwithscissors63]

This was so evocative of an England lost to time and change. This evokes both joy and sadness in me. When I see an England I no longer recognise this is just a wonderful escape. No other culture has what we have in our history. I cannot imagine for one moment the mass hordes coming over our borders ever being a part of England’s green and pleasant land.

[@TudorSmith]

I guess it’s all part of the rich tapestry. From the darkest ages when this land was conquered: the Saxons, Normans, Jutes, Angles. All have shaped the land. From the industrial revolution to modern day, it has been constantly changing. I personally love how our heritage has been changed but I also still love to visit old castles and stately homes to experience a time long lost to history.

[@Irunwithscissors63]

@@TudorSmith yes. Before those tribes came Britain was desolate. They were all the same type of culture and of the same race. They came out of white slavery in Assyria and Babylon making their arduous journey across the Caucasus mountains into Europe. A time when men were real men. They built a civilisation and then an empire. It must have been glorious. But just like South Africa and other white nations, the minorities see what we’ve built and then want to profit off what we’ve achieved. I understand some don’t mind the immigration… but give it a few years. The blacks in South Africa are now filling stadia calling for the death of the white farmer. And they’re carrying it out

[@LilyGazou]

Last trip to the UK, I was a bit shocked. But change has happened to NY also in my lifetime.

[@user-dz6ts1jg4o]

Любимый роман, любимый сериал, любимые герои. Хотелось бы совершить такую же восхитительную прогулку по местам съемок фильма.

[@TudorSmith]

If you ever get the chance, you’d really love it ❤️

[@downtherabbithole1353]

Thank you for doing this, i enjoyed it. Watching P&P 1995 version for the first time in 2015 i was blown away. Probably watched it 100 times since then 🙂

[@TudorSmith]

It’s such a wonderful adaptation isn’t it - always has me rewatching too!

[@downtherabbithole1353]

@@TudorSmith Absolutely, it's perfect in every sense, the cast, the music, the nature, the buildings etc. I would like to visit some of the film locations, greetings from Sweden.

[@TudorSmith]

Hej på dig i Sverige 😊

[@downtherabbithole1353]

@@TudorSmith Hej Tudor, ser fram emot fler intressanta videor☺

[@bevinboulder5039]

This video was a delight! I adore this version of P&P and your devotion to it is obvious. Off to watch the other 2 videos in the series.

[@TudorSmith]

Happy watching the next few episodes 👍

[@user-sb7bc3fs2l]

Congratulations! Exceptional reporting. How much I would like the actors to reunite and make another film....after 20 years.

[@TudorSmith]

That would be something. It was interesting to see Colin and Jennifer together again in The King’s Speech!

[@peachygal4153]

You mean 30 years or nearly. It came out in 1995. It is 2023. Kiera Knightly version is 20 years old now.

[@annabodhi38]

The thumb close-up in slow-mo made me howl! Thank you for the walk and the memories. Your dedication and hard work are appreciated. I had such a lovely time...

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it! I had to slow that footage down because it's so fleeting!

[@salinger5902]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Fans of the 1995 production never tire of it.

[@biancatellington85]

I could watch it once a month 😂

[@TudorSmith]

Welcome back anytime 🤣

[@towanda1067]

Elizabeth says to Jane that her feelings about Darcy were transformed when she saw Pemberly. She is obviously favorably impressed with his wealth.

[@larhumba4233]

Even though you filmed this a year ago, KZbin has just put it in my path as it knows what a massive fan of the 1995 BBC production of Pride & Prejudice I am. I saw it broadcast originally and have watched countless times since, so like you I can quote the dialogue! Such a thrill to see all the filming locations and what a great job they and you did. My absolute favourite scene filmed at Lambourne was Lady Catherine de Bourgh arriving in her stately carriage with her sickly niece promised to D'Arcy. She demands to know if Lizzie has spoilt her plans as they take a turn about the garden. "Who are you to think you could marry my nephew?!" She wails, "Who is your Mother? Who is your Father?!" Lizzie angrily replies, "He is a gentleman, I am a gentleman's daughter, in that sphere we are equal!" From the days we had magnificent character actors! Every single performance given in that series was superb. I've never been able to watch the 2005 film, after a few minutes of seeing chickens running around Lambourne and I have to switch over. Ooh by the way, there was definitely an extra affectionate rub of the hand by D'Arcy as he helped Lizzie into the carriage, but of course they were an item off set. ❤

[@TudorSmith]

The show definitely gets under one’s skin right. I’m not sure if that’s a good or a bad thing. The BBC’s 1995 adaptation remains my favourite.

[@varshasundar7687]

Thanks for showing us the locations. I have been watching this drama since 2004. I am inclined to watch all the episodes all the time. My all time favourite P&P 1995.

[@TudorSmith]

You’re welcome. I too watch the show quite frequently - it’s one of my favourites 👍

[@ourfloridagarden4191]

I rewatch it once a year. Best P and P adaptation by far.

[@TudorSmith]

It takes a lot of beating 👍

[@realgirl2704]

What fun! That production of Pride and Prejudice was exquisite. Nothing else compares. Thanks for taking us with you to all the lovely locations from the film. Just delightful.

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@marcybrooks3425]

At 20:50 Darcy rubbing her hand as he helps her in the carriage. I never caught that. Great job on the video. They almost seem real don't they?

[@TudorSmith]

It’s ever so fleeting. I wonder if it was a direction given or just an impulse in Colin Firth’s part but it does provide an insight into the character of Darcy and his longing to … well, conquer his feelings! 😊

[@tnic5295]

Stumble upon this and how wonderful it is that you sir put all these remarkable places together, a gem for all the fans of 1995 P&P fans! Took a trip to the south of England many years ago, and it remains one of my fondest memories. Gotta put some of these places on the itinerary, and book a night in Mr Colins' home if there is a chance to revisit England. Thank you again!

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you! I hope you can make it back someday and stay in Mr Collins’ house! You might even find shelves in the closet. Happy thought indeed 🙂

[@mariacavanaugh1010]

Loved this full spectrum account of the locations used in the 1995 version of Pride and Prejudice. What I admire most about that production is that the fullness of the storytelling requires the time and attention to detail and the crew did their job from a to z. Mr. Darcy's "thumb" was a surprise to me, but I loved the closeup and agree with your assessment...😊

[@TudorSmith]

One of the observations I’ve picked up after many viewings of the series. There are many also of Darcy smiling, albeit subtly 🙂

[@user-uv4qm7pn1t]

Просто чудесная прогулка по знакомим местам, любимого фильма! Огромное спасибо за удовольствие, Вы очень милый!!!

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you for taking the time to watch.

[@bestcrossroad]

Wow! So informative and I could listen to you about P&P all day long! Thank you very much for featuring this. Nicely done!

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it - and my ramblings 🤣

[@SingYourselfWell]

Thank you Tudor. I found myself smiling throughout these wonderful 35 minutes! I feel enriched.

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@richardarcher3435]

Thank you for doing this beautifully presented video. I have visited many of these sites but I did not know where that rock was that we saw Lizzy walking towards when she visited Derbyshire (and find I've driven past it without knowing). This adaptation I believe is the one that started, or rather increased, the fascination with Jane Austen and spawned many other adaptations of her work, which still continue today. I missed this adaptation when it first came out, but when I saw it repeated, somewhere around 2003 I think, I went absolutely bonkers over it, goodness knows how many times I've rewatched it. I know I'd need much more than my hands and feet to count it :) That music brings it all back, wonderfull music, perfectly matching the period music, and I was so sad to hear the composer died recently, last week. Thanks again for this, and for pointing out that astonishing omission of Jennifer Elhe's name on that plaque. Goodness, that's like missing out Renee Zellweger's name on a plaque about Bridget Jones's Diary.

[@TudorSmith]

It’s certainly a blend of great acting, beautiful scenery and costumes and enchanting music. Yes I have no idea why they only included Colin Firths name on the plaque since Elizabeth is the central character of the story! If I did a filming locations video for Bridget Jones’ Diary there’d probably be a plaque or two for Colin Firth as Mr Darcy 😜

[@LilyGazou]

How fortunate you are to be able to visit the sites.

[@PageCreations]

I just ran across your video and I can't tell you how much I enjoyed it. I've watched that movie numerous times and I never get tired of it. It was so fun to hear you refer back to the dialogue of the movie and superimpose the film and pictures over the scene. It really brought a lot of wonderful memories of the film. I'd love to see all those locations myself someday and now I know where they are. I remember how Mr. Collins went on and on about how grand Rosings Park was... well it is of course, but then you see Pemberley and how it pales in comparison. The look on Miss Bennett's face was priceless. This version of the story was always my favorite. Thank you so much for such a informative and fun video. Well done! 🥰

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you for your kind words. Hopefully the video will have brought the locations to life a little so that if you do get to visit any of them you’ll feel more familiar with them 👍

[@sophiekaras1755]

What a delightful surprise that your video popped up on my feed. I loved every minute of it. Back in 2012 I think it was, I took a vacation to the UK and Europe from Australia. I was fortunate enough at the time to come across a small group tour that, over 4 days, took us to almost all of the locations you cover in this video. The company I travelled with at the time was called Pride & Prejudice Tours run by a wonderful lady called Helen Porter. She mentioned during our 4 days together that she had originally put this tour together as a birthday present for her daughter and it was meant to be a one off. However, she got such good feedback about it (I'd imagine from friends and the like) that she made an actual public tour out of it. What was so special about it was that she developed a good relationship with the owners at the time of the house that was used as Longborne (not sure of spelling) as the Bennett family home. So we actually got the opportunity to visit the house inside, be treated to a wonderful supper in one of the rooms used in the filming and we were taught some of the dances of the time in the house itself. I was beside myself with joy as was the rest of the group. We also visited and stayed in the B&B you mentioned that was used as Mr & Mrs (Charlotte) Collins' home, Hunsford Parsonage. And to top off what was already the best travel experience I have ever had, I was allocated the bedroom that was used as Lizzie's bedroom in series when she stayed with the Collins'. I was beside myself ... truly the most wonderful travel experience I ever had. We also got to have afternoon tea in the very same sitting room in which Darcy first propses to Lizzie, the one with the brown wallpaper. The only sad thing about the whole experience was knowing that this was to be the last of the P&P tours of its kind that Helen was running. I can't remember the reason she gave, but I believe she moved on the running Downton Abbey tours after that. I'm not sure what she's doing today, but I will forever remember that tour as a highlight of my many travel experiences and I am very glad I got the opportunity to go on it. I also thank you for putting this wonderful video together. It not only brings back wonderful memories of the actual mini-series, but of my tour experiences back in 2012. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@TudorSmith]

What a wonderful comment. Thank you for sharing your experiences from that tour. Most definitely a rememberable experience. It must have been amazing.

[@emsl3933]

What a fascinating video and so well presented! I was a huge fan of the 1995 version; the most perfect cast, costuming, locations, direction, acting and exquisite soundtrack none of which has ever been rivalled. I believe it was shown on a Sunday evening and I'll always remember Terry Wogan's review on the breakfast show the next morning especially the wet shirt scene!! Thank you, so enjoyable! 😊

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you so much. The show does seem to hold a special place in people’s hearts

[@Musicmaestro2023]

Extremely happy to have found your channel . Appreciate the time and effort of going to all the locations and sharing your input - super imposing each scene with such detail . Your splendid work has not gone unnoticed dear fellow .

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@karenegan1688]

I was enchanted by the 1995 production from it’s release. I love everything about it and I enjoyed your tour of the locations, thank you. I have watched it many times and you have inspired me to do so, again.♥️👏🏻♥️

[@TudorSmith]

It’s always worth rewatching. And now that you’ve seen my locations video it might bring the series more to life 👍

[@karenegan1688]

@@TudorSmith I’ve watched two episodes already and I’m noticing the things you’ve highlighted. I’m very impressed with how the Meriton (not sure of the spelling) streets were dressed. It looked so real and to realise how they are today, is quite clever. 👏🏻

[@TudorSmith]

Indeed. It really shows how the production team went to such ends to make everything look so perfect!

[@playalot8513]

Stumbled across your video, this has to be the most delightful 'fling locations' video I've ever seen. Your obvious love for the story makes this an absolute delight to watch. Thank you.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@christineconnell4114]

Thank you so much for showing us around the locations! This was fabulous! Really enjoyable and your enthusiasm really showed through! 😊

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🙏

[@Cat_Woods]

I love how you quote the dialogue all the way through. Very entertaining for a fan of P&P. Absolutely my favorite adaptation of it, too. Iconic. Got a chuckle out of the Lady Catherine quotes early on (prettiest sort of wilderness, obstinate headstrong girl) and the Mr. Collins one later (modest equipage).

[@TudorSmith]

After so many times of watching the series the dialogue starts to get ingrained in my mind. Happy thought indeed 🤣

[@mountaingirl6479]

Thank you! 1995 is definitely my favorite!!

[@TudorSmith]

Mine too!

[@Brizlebird]

Thank you! I’m so delighted to have found you and this fabulous video. Thank you for bringing my all time favourite adaptation to life.

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks for watching. 🙏

[@5apph1b1u3]

Excellent video! So well done and planned out. Appreciated how you included the matching music to the scene, the script/book references and overlay of scene images. Not the “modest equipage”…LOL, good one! Loved all your witty references. Subscribed and Liked!

[@user-nn4zu9fq8v]

Мне кажется, что не только мистер Дарси желал, чтобы Элизабет оглянулась. Этого момента ждут и зрители этого прекрасного фильма ❤️

[@TudorSmith]

So true. We were all urging her to look back!

[@maguffintop2596]

Funny finding someone so enthralled w/ this. I sometimes watch this on 60 in just to absorb all the background scenes, the woodwork, wallpaper, flooring, etc. Truly one of the greatest entertainments on celluloid! Yes you deserve a thumbs up and sub ❤

[@TudorSmith]

Aw thanks for the encouragement 🙂

[@traceymars]

Love love love this vid! Thanks for sharing the locations of the real Pride and Prejudice 😊! Sorry fans of 2005, 1995 is the only P&P in my books.

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thatguyfromcetialphaV]

I was in secondary school and had to read the book. My mum and gf were obsessed with thr series, and being from Derby, I've visited all of the Peak District locations

[@TudorSmith]

Definitely a beautiful part of the country ❤️

[@angelakneller2880]

I was seriously displeased at the thought! But loved staying in lizzies room with view of the cemetery the owner was very lovely gave us a discount as we didn’t book online. Am glad I got to see the famous sitting room still with the same wallpaper; such a shame they got rid of now.

[@TudorSmith]

Despite the wallpaper change I’ll bet you enjoyed staying there 👍

[@jmitch5161]

I'm so glad there's someone else out there who knows all the lines 😂I went to Sudnury and stood in the big window snd and said Lizzies line quietly to myself!! Thanks so much for sharing 🙏

[@TudorSmith]

I think the whole script is ingrained in the subconscious of the lovers of the 1995 version 🤣 And of this place I might have been mistress ❤️

[@richardwebb2348]

Laycock village is in Wiltshire; Belton House, near Grantham is in Lincolnshire, and was built between 1685 and 1687; and Old Teigh Rectory is in Leicestershire!

[@lilykatmoon4508]

I just discovered your channel today and subscribed right away. I love your energy. It’s very apparent how much you love Pride and Prejudice. Thank you for taking us along on your journey. It’s wonderful to visit these locations ❤

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks for subbing! I’m glad you enjoyed my little escapade

[@sweetgal38]

This is lovely to visit those same locations ❤ thank you ❤

[@happyflower251]

Thank you for creating these interesting and fun videos about the 1995 P&P! I enjoyed them.

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@stephenoliver1379]

Thanks for making this. BTW, the carriage drive in Derbyshire before they to arrive at Ramshaw Rocks was filmed with Chrome Hill in the background a couple of kilometres NW of Longnor and the walk with Mr Collins into Meryton featured Lacock Bridge on The Wharf going towards Bowden. Did you ever find out where the following scenes were filmed. 1. Lizzie, Charlotte and Maria are told that Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam are calling at the Hunsford Rectory to see them 2. The second proposal and Bingley's ride to Longbourn.

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks for the hints. I couldn't work out where the “meryton bridge” scene was so if I do a part two and include Sudbury Hall then I could do the bridge and the drive. I’ve no idea where the second proposal takes place but I’d love to find out!

[@colettesantoro8797]

My sister lived in Teigh directly across from the Old Rectory. Unfortunately, she died in a car accident and is buried in the church yard of the church in the distance. Two seconds more and you would have seen her house. I had dinner two times in the Old Rectory before it was a B&B. Tor, the owner took in her cat so Toby lived the rest of his life there.

[@TudorSmith]

Oh that’s sad about your sister. Sorry to hear that. A nice gesture by Tor to take in the cat 🐈‍⬛

[@ToothFairyPurls]

Thank you so much for showing us the filming locations for P & P 95. I really appreciate your explanations and the inserts from the movies, great editing. It is my favourite adaptation of the book and you did a fabulous job with your commentary.

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Lizanneschulz]

Thank you so much for taking the time to explore and share these locations! I absolutely adore the 1995 version of Pride Prejudice - what a treat to see the locations today.

[@TudorSmith]

You’re welcome. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video 🙏

[@sandrawest8248]

This was awesome. The 95 version is my favorite

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@DaisyMay222]

Thank you so much for doing this walkabout! I’ll never have a chance to go to England and see all these sites. So thank you for the tour! Your fellow “P and P” fan!

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks so much for watching 🙏

[@Charis11457]

I so thoroughly enjoyed this tour through the English city and countryside as a new viewer of P&P. Your passion and excitement are contagious, and the tour was a glimpse into British life then and now. As an American who has never been to the U.K,. it was a wonderful education. Thanks so much for your videos and I hope you plan on giving us more of them. 🙂

[@TudorSmith]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching and commenting 🙏

[@cherylguest6621]

Went to Lyme Park last November ,weather not to good Iove the grounds ,great photo's Had a lovely afternoon tea fruit scone,jam ,cream. Went shopping in the Gift shop, mug, fridge magnets. A beautiful blue blanket for my Mother in Law 90th birthday. We travel over from Australia for 3 weeks seeing family,friend,tourist places. We head of to Bath Jane Austen Centre . Thankyou for your video.

[@TudorSmith]

Amazing that you were able to fit some Jane Austen locations in on your visits. I’d imagine coming from Australia would mean you’d have had a very busy itinerary to follow with only 3 weeks in the U.K.

[@alyceameliahopkins3907]

What a great video!! Thank you for taking us to all the filming location., It's so interesting to see it all come together.. This has to be my favourite adaptation by far, and I re watch it nearly every year ... !!! Thanks again!

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks so much for your comment and watching my video 👍

[@barbarafels7956]

You really did an excellent job. What a pleasur to watch this !

[@valeriebrogan1953]

I've only just discovered you and am delighted. Thank you SO much, a wonderful tour with a fabulous host. I too am one of those who notices things like that little movement of the thumb. I'm hooked.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you so much! Yeah those little fleeting moments in a production add so much depth. I have always wondered if Andrew Davies wrote it as direction in the script as a kind of way of letting Elizabeth know that Darcy was still ardently admiring and loving her!

[@suev3339]

Thank you! So much enjoyed this from America where I love Jane Austen books and films. You make it so interesting of the historical buildings and areas of England.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you so much for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@gracemyers7435]

This is my favorite Pride and Prejudice series ! 🇺🇸

[@FemkevanDrooge]

I've only just discovered your channel and I have I am utterly delighted at this wonderful content! I love your enthusiasm for the book and the 1995 series and I have to say this looks very professional in terms of editing and presentation as well. I hope to see more of this lovely content in the future! ❤

[@morganepia528]

Thank you so much for this video ! This version of prise and prejudice is the best and it was a real pleasure to discover the filming locations !

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks so much for watching 🙏

[@sdoherty5988]

This was an excellent video. I enjoyed if tremendously.

[@TudorSmith]

Thank you very much!

[@The1Hamp]

I just happened upon your video (finally?). What a fine piece of work you have done. I especially appreciated the superimpositions at the various locations. I've forwarded it to several of my fellow Pride & Prejudice devotees. Bravo!

[@TudorSmith]

Aw thanks for sharing. Glad you found the video 🙏

[@AnniLloyd]

Love it, thank you so for trekking around the country for me to sit in my comfy chair with no efforts whatsoever. Loved your enthusiasm and using lines that we know and afire. Great job!❤

[@TudorSmith]

Thanks for watching. It’s easy to be enthused with a production like this! 👍 I’m glad you were sitting comfortably and not on the edge of your seat 🤣

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow how beautiful ❤️ that was one of the most interesting videos I have ever watched 🤩 thank you for this, P&P 1995 is my absolute favorite period mini series 🥰 liked subscribed 😁

[@TudorSmith]

I’m glad you enjoyed watching it. Thank you so much 🙏

[@ladyjane8855]

"Longbourne" was recently on the market. Wish I had the money to buy it!

[@TudorSmith]

Oh wow! Someone bought a bit of filming history that’s for sure 👍

[@loridegrande2350]

I've watched every pride & prejudice movie or series my favorite is this one I watch it about every month thank you

[@TudorSmith]

Every month? That's dedication!

[@stevennewport1348]

LOVELY TOUR ♥️.. Thank you. I’d love to go to Lyme Park gift shop. My wife has watched it at least 150 plus times. Often on in the house 😉😉. Dialogue is fun.

[@TudorSmith]

It’s a very cool place to visit - even if you’re only familiar with the dialogue 🤣

[@stevennewport1348]

@@TudorSmith Hoping to come next year if the “World” hasn’t gone nuts again like WW11. Painfully aware of history. 🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@kkitao217]

Thank you so much for making this video! It’s fascinating. Definitely worth a thumbs-up! I’d give you 10 thumbs-up if I could.

[@TudorSmith]

10 thumbs up! I suppose you could click, unclick, click, unclick......🤣

[@angelakneller2880]

I was lucky to be there for the wallpaper as it was changed a fair bit after we visited. So I was pleased and got some lovely photos though wasn’t there enough to spend a lot of time in the sitting room. But glad we got there. It is worth a stay even without the wallpaper x I would stay there again.

[@CyclingM1867]

Thank-you for this and all your other videos. I discovered your channel very, very early this morning, and I look forward to seeing what else you have.

[@MichaelNoland-TheBottomLine]

A head-strong girl? I married her!😉👌 Wonderful stuff here, Tudor! My wife will be heading over! As soon as she saw your video notification, she put it on her list! She absolutely adores this version!

[@TudorSmith]

Ah you found one! 🤣 those kind of girls are “keepers”

[@ABC1701A]

The BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is, to me at least, the definitive version. Possibly because it was done over a much longer period compared to a shorter film version I feel they managed to actually make the book come alive and the characters turn from the well rounded but obviously 2D [because they are in a book rather than real life] ones in the book into real people with real stories, awkward family members and dear friends that we can all relate to. This video hooked me but looking at your channel and discovering you've covered the Beiderbecke trilogy reeled me in [I've loved that series since I first saw it on television back in NZ many many moons ago now]. You have a new subscriber and I will be working my way through all of your videos as I have the time. Greetings from Ireland.

[@TudorSmith]

Ah the Beiderbecke Trilogy. Hold out for the coffee creams 🤣 Thank you for subscribing!

[@kristinedunkleman8767]

Thank you for the "tour" of on of my favorite books and show. I also watch it often, along with others of Jane Austen's works. It was fun to see where all the locations were filmed.

[@TudorSmith]

You are so welcome!