The Invisible Woman Trailer 2013 Ralph Fiennes, Felicity Jones Movie - Official [HD]

[@RaynorsProphet]

"You have been in every line I have ever read. You are part of my existence. To the last hour of my life, you remain part of my character." Now, that's how you tell a woman you love her.

[@Nissi210]

You can never go wrong with the 'classics' in the arts and love.:)

[@ThatClassic70sGirl]

RaynorsProphet "I could not love thee, dear, so much, Loved I not honor more." - Lovelace. Dickens was a real stinker in his personal life. Since learning more about him (beyond his writings), I have lost much of my former respect for the man.

[@cowgirlbellydancers]

If she's your wife...

[@debbies.1313]

Angela Thompson Have you seen the man's wife?? ...jk!

[@luisguzman-hd1gy]

Best line from "Great Expectations"

[@thebusybum]

This made me remember how much I missed Ralph Fiennes. He is an A- List actor. Hats off.

[@aliliv9384]

so who should be emphatic towards the wife or the mistress. I generally don't like these drama because they glorifies cheating making the young girl look like angel while the wife a dragon lady.

[@mirzacabrera9855]

well i bet that that was somtimes the case haha

[@dinalijayasuriya9132]

thank you for putting it down so well

[@livingnews6364]

If he can cheat one time what stopes him cheating from again doing so... I think i don't like him anymore how pathetic

[@alicelu5691]

people’s relationships are complicated, at Charles Dickens times, there are wives that can terrify anyone just like certain times, the mistresses are the villains, women and men are complicated creatures, you can’t tell if you don’t know them personally

[@lolipanda2763]

True

[@yediveren771]

"The invisible woman" is the woman over 40 in films. Look at this case: Kristin Scott Thomas played the character that was the lover of the character that Ralph Fiennes played in the English Patient. Now, Thomas is playing the MOTHER of the character that is the lover of Dİckens, played by Fiennes. So Fiennes can still play a lover, but Thomas plays the mother of the main female romantic character? That is the real invisibility. By the way, Thomas still plays romantic main characters in French films, this invisibility seems to be happening in English language films. (She also played an old woman in Easy Virtue while Colin Firth, playing her husband was a romantic lead. Colin Firth was also playing her husband in English Patient!).

[@leew1598]

+yediveren771 You make a fair point but in this case as the story is by account based on true events. so the age difference between the man and woman is justified, they needed a young actresses for Nelly. It's harder to justify in a film like Oblivion, Tom Cruise is 53 now but his love interests in Oblivion are both about 20 years younger than him. Once an actresses gets over 40 they start casting her as a witch, Angelina Jolie (Maleficent), Julia Robert's (Mirror Mirror), Famke Janssen (Hansel and Gretel). All the Oscar films nominated for Best Picture last year were all about complex troubled men, Birdman, American Sniper, The Theory of Everything, The Imitation Game, and others...Hollywood doesn't really know how to write a part for women over 40 anymore. All About Eve saw this problem coming over 60 years ago...

[@rohitguptahpf2]

+yediveren771 Dickens was a dirty old man.

[@Julia-lk8jn]

Late reply, but still: I find it especially disgusting if a grown man's mother is played by a woman who looks more of an age to be his sister. There have been brilliant, fascinating female characters which did not need to be sexy, so it's not that it's not possible. Quite frankly: this ties into the Epstein problem. For a man who enjoys having power over beautiful women, what's the point in giving a job and money to a woman whom he doesn't want to grope? Or worse? I don't think that's the only reason, but when it comes to female characters, Hollywood seems to actively try to be stuck in the 1950ies. Or the 1850ies.

[@HannaTimes]

Voldemort got himself a nose and a nice beard.

[@univerzumova]

+Hands Up The first thing I thought about when I heard him talk lol

[@xtxpxhx]

and a girl ;)

[@briankimani3323]

nyc

[@adwoaasare6221]

LMAO I said the same thing ... hahaha

[@monicad99]

Plastic surgery these days... It can do anything!

[@Citadel1221]

Read a biography of Dickens with caution, because regardless of the man's divine talent you might just finish the book strongly disliking him. As a person he was frankly shallow unless he was suffering and that suffering was usually selfish and self-induced. Even his kindest biographers concede that he was verbally abusive to his wife and cruel to his children.

[@b.m.t.h.3961]

Citadel1221 Yes, he was incredibly spiteful to his wife who confidently was no fool and she herself had a successful cookery book published. Charles had the cheek and audacity to blame her totally for their large family! Excuse me! He had lots to do with that! It's also well known now that he had a thing for very young girls and could not stand older women, although it was ok for him to age and be old! Dirty old goat Dickens!

[@mary-adam]

Never knew that. He's just like russian writer Lev Tolstoy then. He also was terrible to his wife, Sofia, he abused her and made her to give birth to 13 kids though doctors advised against it as she had fragile health. I've never liked his books at school even before I learned this facts, and the thing that I could not stand Dickens' books as well is a funny coincidence. Two preachers who never practiced what they preached.

[@WriterSophieNeville]

My mother appears in this trailer, wearing a bonnet! 'Truly, Mr Dickens,' she assures him. 'It is never so alive as when it is spoken by its author.' Quite right too.

[@hendrabp8234]

"Everyone has a secret. And this is ours."-Felicity jones. Her acting is superb!!!!!!!can't wait to watch the movie because i knew her from movie "like crazy" and i simply fell in love with her❤️

[@juonithzramos1089]

I loved this movie. It was subtle in how they conveyed their feelings. I liked that.

[@docblue2776]

Michael O'Connor always does such a terrific job with the period costumes. Just look at 0:34 -- how well the colors go together.

[@OfficialBlackAcesAVA]

"To the last hour of my life, you remain part of my character" And this is how you tell a woman you love her, Version 2014. "Hot damn it. Your booty like two planets. Go head, and go ham sandwich. Whoa, I can't stand it. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle"

[@shotgunvsheart4751]

that is how them black people speak right..?

[@saukin767]

Well said young lady or man!!!

[@ChillyMilly908]

flyingHeLico _ the fact that those words came from a man cheating on his wife who bore his children, makes his words just as bad as the ones you described. No man should be commended for committing adultery, regardless of how well he is able to stream a bunch of words together

[@shotgunvsheart4751]

ButterfleeEllie yes, that is the conclusion one ought to draw from this situation. the cheating jerk is most times well versed with his words, don't trust the seductive poets, men pure of heart stand paralyzed and perplexed infront of a beautiful woman.

[@OfficialBlackAcesAVA]

ShotgunVsHeart it's interesting what you said there, made me actually think. Good one.

[@Rainiepie]

In reality Dickens would constantly prey on the much younger relatives of his wives, move on to a younger girl when the current one got older, abandon his children and verbally abuse his wife publicly. I know it's a fictitious film but I just can't get passed the dislike for the actual person, it's the same problem i have with Pocahontas.

[@Patym14]

What's the background with pocahontas??? I'm unaware and very curious, would you mind giving a little more info please!! :))

[@lishamerican]

I feel sorry for the wife. :(

[@shubhjeetful23]

A wife is also responsible to keep the romance in a marriage going....If she fails that way, a man, no matter how faithful or steadfast will lose interest over time. The same is true if you reverse the roles.

[@TheMercury-13]

Romance or sex? - it isn't the same, a marriage doesn't 'need' sex but does need love & consideration. And - in general - men are far, far more fickle. Wonder how romantic Mrs Dickens felt after 10 kids & a husband who judges on looks/shape & age. Ideally you'd be with someone who's sex drive matched; no pestering, blaming, but I suspect that is rare. :(

[@jinnies541]

Every time I see Ralph Fiennes, I cannot unsee Voldemort.

[@virgobeautygg]

Jinnie S I missed it at first ...But, when it jumped out, I said "whoa" HA

[@Nineteen1900Hundred]

Jinnie S You must be very young.

[@rachelfraterjonathanfrater4293]

I totally agree with you!!

[@margaritam.9118]

The first movie I saw him in was a Schindler's List. Imagine my suffering :D

[@sheridanmorris4082]

+Jinnie S I KNOW RIGHT. at the beginning when i heard his voice first thing i was like oh shit hes back

[@classy_dweller]

Ah ,I worship such historical films!!!

[@athiram1616]

i know it doesnt matter at all, but its nice that ralph fiennes (voldemort) plays dickens who wrote David Copperfield and young daniel radcliffe (potter) acted as David Copperfield in a movie of the same name. its a small but beautiful world of hollywood :)

[@RealMexFoodShouldntGiveUDrrhea]

Felicity Jones is just beautiful.

[@nategreno]

Definitely gonna watch this movie. Felicity Jones is my favourite actress.

[@BreeZieDoesiT]

I really started to appreciate this movie and see the power of what it was trying to portray after my second viewing.

[@aimeweddmen5089]

Felicity Jones is superb, wonderful actress!!

[@TsubakiRan]

The one and only decent trailer I found here at these moments of insomnia.

[@moonseed26]

It seems that Ralph Fiennes is the master of doing tragic romance movies since he stared in so many great ones over the from the English patient, the end of the affair, Wuthering hights, the constant gardener and countless others.....

[@Syrus7sk]

(sigh) She's not really invisible is she?

[@mreboric8406]

LOL i feel ya bro

[@uknownasian]

Vialyn Ybanez hahahaha

[@vincentswan3797]

The title is about how she is meant to be a secret. Therefore out of sight or heard, and invisible in that sense. Not just the Physical aspect

[@uknownasian]

It was meant to be a joke buddy.... but nice description.

[@hors1boxer]

yeah man,she's not >> :) u made me laugh :D

[@TheSwamper]

Dammit! When a movie has 'The Invisible Woman' as its title, I expect to see a woman who can actually turn invisible. This is the most misleading movie title since The Never Ending Story.

[@JoleneGov]

o_o I hated The Never Ending Story. It creeped me out.

[@Leeny53369]

Jolene Gov I hated how he rode his horse in the moor and it drowned there -.- stupid child...

[@JoleneGov]

Leeny53369 I know. =.= I felt so bad for the horse. D:

[@Leeny53369]

Jolene Gov I KNow right? I mean, dont give the damn boy a horse if hes too stupid to know the dangers of the mmor !!! -.-' bastard

[@JoleneGov]

Leeny53369 =.= 100% agree!

[@TaoPhysiques]

This has nothing to do with the Fantastic 4.

[@BethanyLeighR]

Felicity Jones is such a talented actresses. I love watching anything that she plays in! Can't wait to see this!

[@doodelay]

The one drama that is finally worth my money

[@RobotCloud85]

I really hate stories like this. Its not romantic; its completely sleazy.

[@msinvincible2000]

I agree

[@Dokegz]

I also agree.

[@plutoplatters]

your threatened by it.most likely have been affected by something along these lines.

[@RobotCloud85]

plutoplatters Threatened? You must be joking. I have never been in a situation like this. Nor do I have to have been in a situation like this find this plot line appalling and sleazy. Please get a life.

[@njari2]

Absolutely! And this was a time when ALL you could be to the man was his whore!

[@kseniAlivalife]

I kept waiting for him to yell "Avada Kedavra!"

[@mrTacroy]

That dude deserves his name. What a player.

[@jinah7151]

Crazy how Kristin Scott Thomas and Ralph Fiennes were in a romantic movie called The English Patient but now she plays the mother of the woman he's in love with in this movie.

[@ImprovingAbility]

1:36 crazy how he is wearing his hat, this is like miley cyrus half naked on a wrecking ball 200 years later... lol

[@thegrannyedits]

I watched Felicity Jones in her movie Like Crazy and I must say that this is a new bar brought up and up. Let's wish it's a good film.

[@Emiliolovesgiraffes]

Loved everything in this movie. Especially the attention to detail and wardrobe.

[@anushilamukerji2478]

I dont see all the point of hatred. No one is perfect, we all make our mistakes and so did Dickens. This is just one incident of his life and both women were in love with him. He was just a human like us and so he made his own decisions as well. He followed his heart because Nelly was enthusiastic with his work that made him feel valuable in the eyes of Nelly.

[@jhannahsoriano4597]

what is it with felicity jones and affairs with people's husbands

[@natacharodriguez9874]

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[@kevinerso2566]

I think I should get married and find out... LOL

[@carolynd.3405]

Of course divorce was around back then and many of his friend also kept two families, that everyone knew about. He did not, because he did not want his image tarnished. He was the epitome of a "family man". An affair with an 18 year old ACTRESS, of all people would have ruined him. Do you really believe Ellen (Nelly) even loved him? Years later, she told a confidante that she "loathed the intimacy" with the great writer. Not the words of a lover, are they? Also, Catherine was not always heavy and dull, she was bright and charming, by all accounts and only after continuous pregnancies, did she lose her "assets". He was an ass, plain and simple, but I still like to read his books.

[@TZ2OurLittleDogToo]

I wish movies would accuately portray history. It's quite interesting - usually moreso- than the "hollywood" versions!

[@nadeemashraf1516]

That is why acting and media is bad.......It never can show all sides of an incident....If it shows someone good then someone is bound to be bad.....Which is not the case in real life......No child murders anither human.....It is only when he lives through life and gets touched by all firms of evil emotions and incidents.....And if he is unlucky then evil power will overpower him and cause him to murder.......No human murders for happiness........Or cheats for happiness.......

[@gregoryjeromewoodham2470]

I am thrilled with anticipation for the release of this movie---hope to add more after its release---All the actors are brilliant actors---

[@byleemalox2265]

It's terrifying how loving or being infatuated with someone can turn you into an unimaginable monster not even yourself can recognize...the folly of being a woman, strange that it's the one trait most of us share even time divide has not changed that

[@saif0316]

Even though this was not what the title advertised at all I must say this trailer made me smile! I cant believe Charles Dickens had a paramour!

[@H9B9C9]

odd to think Kristin Scott Thomas and Ralph Fiennes played lovers in The English Patient and now 18 years later rather than playing his lover, she plays his lovers mother

[@elleyuay1340]

Was thinking the same thing. Just odd...

[@vcp365]

That's Hollywood's way of treating actresses.

[@gadisha]

felicity is always adorable to watch, so stunning!

[@PalmurcioWorld]

I've just heard about Kristin Scott Thomas quit of cinema. Not fair, one of the greattest actresses alive, I have to see this.

[@FlashakaViolet]

I love seeing ralph fiennes as the good guy once in a while

[@AstoldbyNicole]

the invisible woman, also known as the side piece.

[@kholitar5452]

Why all this kind of movie love to tell the stories of cheaters like seriously thats the most romantic and tragic thing they can think of protraying. The story here is simple he is a horney man who got bored with his wife find a yough stupid fan girl to pork the end there is much more intersting stories in histories to tell why so many movies choose the ones about affairs and cheaters for god sake thats not original anymore it have been done millions of times find a new subject

[@rohitguptahpf2]

+kholita Rabi Brutal but true. This is ahistorical romanticization of something that hurt everyone involved except Dickens himself.

[@NikkiGloom]

because then women knew the rules today men fuck everything and women are still blamed, and men can fuck and women are called whores. back then women knew their place and men were discreet unlike cumbuckets and fuckboys of today.

[@ers586]

I'm looking forward to seeing this. By understand Dickens, we can better understand his novels.(Funny when I was in high school, we read A Tale of Two Cities but never ever discussed anything about the author.)

[@Leon2101]

I literally expected an invisible woman

[@niksstix]

ugh I hate cheaters

[@queendsheena1]

I am against affairs but this trailer shows both the love and angst of it. Which is why I would go see the movie if it came to Jamaica. It's a beautiful story and doesn't glorify affairs which I would definitely not agree with.

[@dianasitetwidmandy7693]

You are Jamican?how sweet:)I'd love love love to vist Jamica one day:)

[@tsunyu46]

simply love Ralph Fiennes

[@alartruve7273]

Felicity Jones is amazing in this film.

[@paigereynolds8370]

I was reading through the title and all I saw was *Ralph Fiennes*. Probably only going to watch the movie because of him

[@elizmanandhar1]

Ralph Fiennes the sole reason to see this one!

[@BronzeVBaker]

The force is strong with this one

[@portkey21]

Lord Voldemort finds a heart.......and a nose!!!!

[@aleksandrapopovicivanovic8276]

Oh my God! Ralph Fiennes is one of the greatest actors alive- english patient, the reader, schindler's list... - and all you see is Voldemort?! Sad, just sad!

[@portkey21]

Aleksandra Popovic I see him as one of the best cult actors of all time.....and to be honest I never knew him until the Harry Potter flick......plus you cannot make a funny post with his great performances on the movies you mentioned.....

[@aleksandrapopovicivanovic8276]

lolololo, ok...:))))

[@rojam1tchell]

Lord Voldemort dates Ethel Hallow.

[@caye7577]

Don't forget the hair... poor Bellatrix...

[@knopfpfau]

Who else remembers Felicity Jones from "The Worst Witch"? :)

[@cat5220]

About half way through I realised it was Voldemort and died laughing xD

[@Scorch428]

At first I thought, "Why would you hire Felicity Jones to be invisible?" That's the best thing she's got going for her!

[@aidabutuc2127]

Nice job Fishanation :).. i like your video! :D

[@alfaroanabelen7730]

A story as old as time: it is always the same. Men may love several times, but a woman only love once

[@danielarafat243]

i love the invisible woman

[@saraabraham660]

i think he suits charles dickens charecter vry well...n he isnt ugly at all!

[@HeleneStaley]

I love the writings of Charles Dickens, and this trailer about his life looks to be fantastic!

[@Olesya31ful]

How is that possible that Christine and Ralph are on screen together again and not in love? Misst them both in English patient

[@babydoll8393]

I loved him as Heathcliff!

[@emeliepersson3726]

What need to be understood is that originally Dicken's wife played around with his feelings a lot. He had his doubts about their marriage since before the marriage itself. They were both pretty miserable together, though he did love her once... It is merely that he loved her before she loved him, if she ever did love him, and if she did love him, then at least, it was way too late.

[@violetta7853]

Felicity Jones was nominated for an academy award too..

[@jolidayblackdove7657]

I loved Felicity Jones in Cheri.

[@nikkijaneallison]

Beautiful and captivating film! Felicity Jones is

[@Alexiees]

I think the trailer said it all. No need to watch the movie ...

[@idilali]

Love period drama`s but unfortunately I am not going to watch a movie that depicts an affair as a love story. Where are the morals you wonder.

[@idilali]

You don`t understand where I am coming from. Women should never lower themselves to be just a mistress when in fact they can me wives, partners etc. No need to sacrifice this for whatever the reason maybe. Also in these types of situations usually the wive becomes the victim. For this reason women should not do this to each other.

[@starshake8998]

🙄 -- All these sanctimonious commenters must feel extremely threatened in their own relationships if they think a movie about an historical infidelity is too dangerous to even watch. I mean, Jesus, how precarious IS your marriage right now if it can't handle that? I hate to break it to you, but affairs are very common, and they've produced a lot of actual children (and ART) throughout the ages. If you want to ignore every single, nonjudgmental storyline that involves this, you're going to be denying a good chunk of history, literature, music and fine art, as well as the existence of many, many people.

[@TheMercury-13]

@@starshake8998 ​ Depends if it depicts some of the pain caused by that infidelity, doesn't hide all - if not it isn't historical but tedious fiction. This film mentions it; hurt wife & kids, & love interest Nelly calls Dickens cruel to his wife. It doesn't portray him as selfish as he allegedly was with those closest but the genre needs characters which a mass film audience can engage with for 2 hours or so, not focus on just their flaws.

[@TheMercury-13]

Doesn't come across as a love story tho'; Nelly seems uninterested most of the time. *'I hate to break it to you' but not everyone is married/paired, or even wanting to be; your theory of comments being based on premise doesn't work. 😉

[@DaliyaVector]

How sad. Despite of many comments here I'd say that the name of the movie to my mind is tremendously correct. She is the loving, suffering and in the shadow of her famous partner. It is a very sad situaion always and if you think of it- nowadays people can get divorced- at that time the couldn't. Falling in love is not a crime, it's something you no way can control. Have some compassion, don't act like a jelous angry fool. I had compassion for those who fell in love wih my partner and could face the fact that no love can be eternal. Loving someone is wishing happiness for him. Jelousy is something when you can't bear the fact that the one whom you love can be happy...without you.

[@valegarcia1614]

Daliya Vector Dickens got divorce a year later, it was legal, but not well seen .. I guess it was a hard situation for the three if them, after all Dickens had 10 kids with Catherine, but then fell for a new girl.

[@snowmaidensm7747]

Thank you very much for your very wise comment, Daliya Vector! Огромное спасибо за такой мудрый комментарий! У Вас такой прекрасный английский. Я не ожидала, что Вы поете/говорите по русски. Я несколько раз влюблялась в женатых мужчин и т.к. мужчины мне нравятся порядочные, то без продолжений. Но вообще это ужасно, любить того, кто недоступен. Может в будущем у людей будет больше свободы и они смогут любить не делая больно никакой из сторон.

[@DaliyaVector]

Спасибо! Да, самое главное в любой истории- никому не причинять боль и быть в этом предельно честным. То есть, я знаю дикие истории, когда влюбленная девушка соглашалась на присутствие в жизни ее любимого соперницы, просто чтоб его не потерять. И он был не против. Но делало ли это ее счастливой?.. Сдерживание негативных эмоций и невысказанные обиды приводят к серьезным болезням, к раку, в частности. Нам очень повезло жить в веке и стране, когда мы можем быть искренними с партнерами, когда есть проблемы- с ревностью, в том числе. Вопрос только в смелости :)// Я буддистка, это мне помогает. Есть замечательная книга "Будда и любовь"- она очень современная и крайне полезная, я бы ее всем рекомендовала как очень поддерживающую в трудных ситуациях книжку.

[@eraenia1023]

Sadly men are incapable of eternal love and will fall out of love eventually (usually falling&leaving for younger girls), while women tend and dream to love and be loved forever - I have seen that so many times in this world. There were times when there was platonic love between people: loving and admiring each other from far, but never crossing that line. That is called morals: norms and values. Indeed it is not a crime to fall in love. However, cheating and dumping your devoted wife is immoral and a crime of immorality because you BREAK the sacrament of marriage and your PROMISE: ‘’to love&cherish until death do us apart’’. We must remember that behind every great man there is a great woman: loving, caring&devoted wife+ friend who doesn’t deserve to be used, cheated, betrayed and abandoned when she is not needed anymore which is truly unfair. I don’t care for this movie, but wish there was one made about those wives that sacrifice their lives for their husbands&families but never really appreciated for all their sacrifice instead being taken for granted. Nowadays we do have a choice to marry or not to marry (or divorce), but if you DO marry then please don’t desecrate the sacrament of marriage if you incapable to keep your promise.

[@mindydiaz6983]

I put money on this op has been a home wrecker😂

[@Fo2shstein]

Well, she's not invisible any more! 8)

[@sethburns2629]

When your favourite actress plays the cheater in nearly ever damn movie she's in and you're like fuck it fight me

[@sorcha425]

Interesting...I love Ralph Fiennes, so I'm at least interested. I also love films about authors; I just wish they had made one about the inspirations for his famed social commentary-- i.e. his own impoverished upbringing and experiences that made the Dickensian world...Dickensian. Not a forbidden love story.

[@I.pray.to.George.Carlin]

Thank you! Just wanted to make sure I wasn't the only one. ;-)

[@marcelogoncalves2987]

Does anyone know which is the piano music starting at 0:22 ?? I could't find it anywhere. Thanks.

[@francescobonfiglio9142]

I want to see this movie.

[@PatrikAdamciak]

is possible to find sound track from this film ? its briliant !

[@Lydzist]

There's bound to be some jokes about Voldemort, *keeps scrolling*

[@doremisol9240]

Voldemort, Voldemort, oh voldy voldy voldy voldemort!

[@thalonelygirl]

It couldn't have been easy transforming Ralph into an unattractive man. Great job.

[@annietroy8593]

Agreed! Even with his obvious lack of facial features, I even admit to have had a little weakness for Lord Voldemort.

[@neuzarodrigues4441]

lord voldemort, a writer?

[@Miaw0o0o0]

Voldemort dressed as Flitwick. Oh, I laughed.

[@SekhmetSecretWeapon]

saw this last night and it was quite good! I wonder how much of it was actually true and how much fiction? I'm intrigued..

[@shogrran]

Why do I feel that this actor's role is somewhat always an adulterer?

[@miszdcy]

well, he also played voldemort :P

[@Ariel-pi6lw]

shogrran not in Wuthering heights he wasn't

[@starshake8998]

Yep. The English Patient, too.

[@kathrynhettinger1321]

Looks good. Love Charles Dickens. But who doesn't?

[@MultiEpicanimations]

i will never be able to watch this movie without saying hey its voldemort!

[@alphayourface]

Dammit... how are we supposed to know what she is doing if she is invisible? All we saw is some chick and these other people in the film.

[@demonnknight]

Brit Stormy buwhaha!! 😀😁😂

[@katrin67]

LMAO!!,so true XDD

[@sattaransari1297]

+Αἰκατερίνα bbq

[@athenaweizz2648]

expectation: someone who can turn invisible

[@brooke9132]

Does anyone know what the music is? Very beautiful and haunting

[@djbowman332]

So this is what Voldy did in the spare time he wasn't fighting Potter. Using the time turner, dressing up as Dickens and charming women.

[@rastajomby]

Cant watch a movie with Ralph Fiennes and Kristin Scott Thomas if they dont end up together as in The Enlish Patient!

[@MeloiDeclines]

Yes! I felt the same way too! :D

[@brookeh4510]

Well this is depressing.

[@janettemiller-heffernan609]

Dickens always loved that which he could not have. He did not love his wife after he married her but gave her ten children! What he did was inexcusable today. Selfish and cruel and not romantic at all unless you are a Victorian.

[@rojam1tchell]

Well of course Ethel Hallow would have a fling with Voldemort.

[@daliairic]

hahaha hilarious

[@Freotheric]

Hugo H, for an extended answer to your question, read Phyllis Rose, *Parallel Lives: Five Victorian Marriages* -- a guaranteed exciting read about the lives of authors and their spouses (Catherine Hogarth and Charles Dickens included).

[@MsAsyhSait]

such a great art. i cant wait to see it.