I really don't think I could stand Mrs. Bennett if she was my mother. I'd be embarrassed all the time! How she and Mr. Bennett ever ended up together I will never understand....
I do wish women today were as polished and refined as Charlotte Lucas or Jane Bennet, even Liz Bennet to a degree, its so much more agreeable and aproachable compared to the quality of the female today. Still i'm sure theres a few of you out there still, but their certainly not commen, a dying breed infact i would say.
we finally see mary at the piano! that was one thing i liked about the hollywood version, she was always at the piano...but mary in this version is so moody, lydia is so cute too, if you put the two into one person, they would have the sense and liveliness of lizzy, maybe more, its be the perfect person
I think Colin Firth gets a lot of credit for this version, but people always overlook how amazing Jennifer Ehle is in this! Her expressions are just beautiful and exact! And to think she had almost nothing to go off of, since the previous adaptations of P&P are atrocious :P When I watch this version, I really see where Kiera Knightly got her inspiration from for the 2005 version.
It seems as though Charlotte is a cousin of mr. Bean . . . could it be possible?
btw, i'm lovin the comments here on male/female relationships throughout history. ur funny, ppl. just keep in mind it's a two-way street. it can cut either way.
Traditionally Women are decisively more Capricious and Fickle than men in affairs of the heart and love.
The woman, (lizzie bennett classic example) will strive for a male for material wealth, good looks and kindness, while a rich man would be very satisfied with a poor gentry girl because he loves her enough.
Hence men time and time again have proven to be more constant and firm in love than women.
@Woodlander65 You know, you have a point in what you've said. but look deeper - a woman must provide a stable upbringing of her healthy children, that's on the instinct level, that's why she would be drawn to handsome and reach male. Males, at the other side, do not bother on how they will look after his children as it is a woman's obligation.
Very true, as you say that is part of the instinctive born gift that women have, but there are exceptions to the rule with children and their upbringing and it go's further than a father's dutiful obligation, but i wont get into that.
But coming back to what i said you look at the novel's, the history of man/women it's allway's been the man that rescues the woman from her demise, even poverty, but you'll never see it the other way round, but i would never change it...
@Woodlander65 :)I TOTALLY DISAGREE.WOMEN ACCEPT ANYMAN WITH ANY AMOUNT OF WEALTH AS LONG AS THEY LOVE THEM WHEREAS MEN CAN HAVE AFFAIR OR BE LOVERS WITH PRETTY ,ATTRACTIVE GIRLS BUT NEVER MARRY THEM IF THERE WON'T BE ANY material benefit coming from them.at least that is what i've witnessed so far.Rich women or daughters of rich dads are never alone.I do not wonder why!!
"If there wont be any material benifit coming from them"
Well in the novel's you may see cad's that would do that, (example Wickham attempting it with M. King) but i'm talking of the real world as well, and i have to say its the other way round, i have seen it, but never seen it with men only women, because its a poor prospect for women even in this so called world of equlity.
"The woman, (lizzie bennett classic example) will strive for a male of material wealth ... [men are] more constant and firm in love than women."
Think about that a bit more. It's not a question of being constant and firm or capricious and fickle, it's a question of one group having much more power and wealth than the other and therefore having more freedom.
If it's not a question of constant and firm then whats the point of it?
And it's not one group having more than the other, it varies, look at the Bingley sister's wealth as an example, can you in a million years imagine them not marrying into even more money than they have?
I love how Mr. Darcy is being spoken to about the grace of dancing but he has to point out that 'Every savage can dance.' Both are true, after all... Mr. Darcy is just a downer in the beginning.
I'm watching this now on DVD< but I have to come to Youtube so I can comment. Is it just me, or is the woman who plays Jane really unattractive. Am I weird. When I saw her at the beginning, I thought she was supposed to be Mary?
I was like, "That is Jane?" She has no upper lip and looks like a man in drag. Anyway, I am mean and I make no apologies. Is she supposed to be pretty because she blond? The fab Lizzy they picked is much prettier and I LOVE Saffy!
@KittenToez someone mentioned this to me before: she has a grecian profile, and is fair, which was considered the epitome of beauty at the time. personally, i think lizzie is the prettiest too (: but i dont think jane is really ugly, shes just quite plain and normal looking
Thanks! Well, at least I had handsome Colin as Darcy to console me. My imagination did get a work-out w/ that Jane. Square chin, broad shoulders, the now-you-see-em-now-you-don't top lip LOL
I have to say i don't like that movie very much... i mean they sticked to the book what i like a lot and the characters are good portrayed...but i did'nt get the enjoyment out of it like I had it when i read the book and watched the movie with keira...sorry..:/ ..and i don't get the feelings...
@GhostSymphony Caroline -I believe I can guess your thoughts at this moment.
Darcy- I should imagine not.
Caroline- You are thinking how insupportable it would be to spend more evenings in such tedious company.
Darcy- No indeed, my mind was more agreeably engaged. I was meditating on the pleasure that a pair of very fine eyes and the face of a pretty woman, can bestow.
@GhostSymphony Auf gut Deutsch sagt er sowas wie: "Ich denke darüber nach welches große Vergnügen ein Paar schöner Augen im Gesicht einer hübschen Frau hervorrufen können. (so oder so ähnlich) :D
The lady who plays Mrs. Forster in this, plays Maria in BBC's "Mansfield Park" I think I like her better as Mrs. Forster. As Maria she did not hold the beauty that Maria was supposed to have IMO.
Isn't it crazy how Lizzie tells Charlotte 'you would never act that way yourself' And then Charlotte does later and shocks Lizzie so much? Its kinda sad how she didn't see that coming in her own best friend... I felt so bad for Lizzie at that point :(
strange it never says in the book nor in this movie why he likes Lizzie, i thought he dislike her, when he first meets her he said she's not good enough for me, but now he likes her? huh?
he likes her from first sight but his principles from an upper class upbringing prevent him from admitting falling in love with someone from a lower background.
actually if u really check his face whenever she's around him u can plainly see that he likes her very much but because of pride he just did not want to admit it
Miss Bingley has some good qualitys and you couldnt call her any more than a snob and that wasnt her fault as such, but she called for help when Jane was taken ill at the dinner and also tried advising Lizzie on Wickham at the ball but Lizzie was still bloody minded at that point, i would say she was no worse than any snob back in these days.
The worse people with riches though are those that were working class and marry rich men, it changes everything.
Miss Bingley is a very strange women, she seems to know the way of the world but its obvious she has know Darcy for some time as her brother is his best friend. Knowing all this and that he has never made an advance toward her why does she delude herself into thinking that he wants her. Maybe she should hit on the horse that Darch rides, looks wise they would be a match.
I think the actress who played Caroline Bingley is awesome. She really makes you want to kick Caroline in the face, despite the fact that it's a movie, and they're all just acting.
Did anyone else realize that 'Caroline Bingley was also 'Duck feet' from 4 weddings and a funeral...... cracking stuff, capital definitely capital, as Lord Lucas... :0)x
Unfortunally for all you, I'm happilly married, so as you can see I am not available and not being avilable is what makes a man more attractive to women!
any girl who reads this will just think that your an ugly guy who's stuck in a sucky marriage, and that's wy you feel that you have to lie to other women to feel just a little bit better about yourself and your bad choices in life
Mr Darcy really did bang elizabeth they dated during the making of the movie they didn't get along all to well but rumor has it that they did do the deed.
yea it was in the 2005 movie. Ciara Knightly aka Lizzie runs up to Charlotte and talks to her - I think this was before the cousin, Mr Collins proposed to her the next morning.
Acutally, I don't think it was. That party in the 2005 version was at the Bingley's house, and it was more like a ball, not a party. The party in this version was at the Lucas's house.
I think Lizzy and Mr. Darcy and Mrs. Bennett are just so much better than in the version from 2005, but I like Jane and Charlotte from 2005 more than those... But of course this version is and will stay the best ;)
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I don't like Lizzie in this version... Maybe because I've seen the 2005 version with Keira Knightley too many times - she is definitely a better Elizabeth Bennet. But Colin Firth is a perfect Darcy though.
Janes refusal to dance with him just intrigues Mr Darcy ...I love the smirk and awe smile on his face
3carlyann 1 year ago
I really don't think I could stand Mrs. Bennett if she was my mother. I'd be embarrassed all the time! How she and Mr. Bennett ever ended up together I will never understand....
DarkestFaye 1 year ago
argh what a pain Mrs. Bennett is! She means well but she would be tough to have as a real mother. Most of us would just snap
celkat 1 year ago
mr darcy is such a love <3 a prat, but such a love
Carawrline 1 year ago
This adaptation is brilliant.
And I very much like Charlotte Lucas. She's well cast :)
Mr Darcy *sigh* <3
Natural beauties in this film :)
MissHappyAllTheTime 1 year ago
I do wish women today were as polished and refined as Charlotte Lucas or Jane Bennet, even Liz Bennet to a degree, its so much more agreeable and aproachable compared to the quality of the female today. Still i'm sure theres a few of you out there still, but their certainly not commen, a dying breed infact i would say.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
we finally see mary at the piano! that was one thing i liked about the hollywood version, she was always at the piano...but mary in this version is so moody, lydia is so cute too, if you put the two into one person, they would have the sense and liveliness of lizzy, maybe more, its be the perfect person
BubblegumPopMusic13 1 year ago
Jane's head looks too small for her body...
lindzimh 1 year ago
is it just me or is the audio off?
bluberrypenguin 1 year ago 2
@bluberrypenguin no, the lips are slower than the speech, indeed! XD
EvaSaysYAY 1 year ago
@bluberrypenguin No, actually, it's on...I think so
ThePianosarah 1 year ago
@bluberrypenguin Its off just a little :)
MissHappyAllTheTime 1 year ago
What I also really like in this version is that the women were more bodacious, not boney, they had something to fill their gowns with :O
becacsdfreitas 1 year ago 9
"Any savage can dance!" World's biggest LOL!!! CAPITAL! CPITAL!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! =D
talidina2 1 year ago 8
not sure if shes darcys or binglys sister but she seems as if she was a man with a sex change....
shane1marryme 1 year ago
@shane1marryme its bingleys sister, or else there's incest in the darcy family lol
shezz0123 1 year ago
If Jane had listened to Charlotte's advice, maybe Darcy would never have told Bingley to leave Jane alone.
senatormari 1 year ago
grown weman having tantrums,My 3yr old daughter is better behaved
2SIXimixedBABIES 1 year ago 2
I must say, it is quite remarkable how similar Jane Eyre looks to Meryl Streep. They could be doppelgangers.
FlufflestheCatIn2012 1 year ago
@FlufflestheCatIn2012 Jane...Eyre?
EvaSaysYAY 1 year ago
Nothing like being snubbed to pique a man's interest. Smiling works wonders too
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satiatesanguine 1 year ago 4
Just imagine how it must be for Lizzie to have Darcy give you his lovely-death stare from across the room.Quite captivating eyes.
jackiesmackiequackie 1 year ago 3
I think Colin Firth gets a lot of credit for this version, but people always overlook how amazing Jennifer Ehle is in this! Her expressions are just beautiful and exact! And to think she had almost nothing to go off of, since the previous adaptations of P&P are atrocious :P When I watch this version, I really see where Kiera Knightly got her inspiration from for the 2005 version.
I love this! <3
lacrosseplayer49 1 year ago 9
lol men holding hands!! :D
hermyone98 1 year ago
It seems as though Charlotte is a cousin of mr. Bean . . . could it be possible?
btw, i'm lovin the comments here on male/female relationships throughout history. ur funny, ppl. just keep in mind it's a two-way street. it can cut either way.
mysterychemistry 1 year ago
Eliza is sooo beautiful
DaphneeLudwig1 1 year ago 7
this movie was made one year before i was born
theloveingchik101 1 year ago 4
Everytime Mr. Darcy has a close up I start to cry. He's just so damn sexy!!!
Zoopoe 1 year ago 3
I like how Mr.Darcy just slides in the camera view at 4;17-4:23 and stares at Elizabeth it's kinda funny...
I imagined him doing that and smiling while waving when he comes in...
xD
roycoolio 1 year ago 4
lizzie has on liquid eyeliner and mascara!
karma212 1 year ago
When Caroline Bingley asks ``Which part of London?'' she looks so condescending and fearsome! The backdrop of that shot is just perfect.
n080di 1 year ago
Traditionally Women are decisively more Capricious and Fickle than men in affairs of the heart and love.
The woman, (lizzie bennett classic example) will strive for a male for material wealth, good looks and kindness, while a rich man would be very satisfied with a poor gentry girl because he loves her enough.
Hence men time and time again have proven to be more constant and firm in love than women.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
@Woodlander65 You know, you have a point in what you've said. but look deeper - a woman must provide a stable upbringing of her healthy children, that's on the instinct level, that's why she would be drawn to handsome and reach male. Males, at the other side, do not bother on how they will look after his children as it is a woman's obligation.
varnahelloyall 1 year ago
@varnahelloyall
Very true, as you say that is part of the instinctive born gift that women have, but there are exceptions to the rule with children and their upbringing and it go's further than a father's dutiful obligation, but i wont get into that.
But coming back to what i said you look at the novel's, the history of man/women it's allway's been the man that rescues the woman from her demise, even poverty, but you'll never see it the other way round, but i would never change it...
Woodlander65 1 year ago
...its one of the male attributes that is still natural, innocent and endearing right through to this day.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
@Woodlander65 :)I TOTALLY DISAGREE.WOMEN ACCEPT ANYMAN WITH ANY AMOUNT OF WEALTH AS LONG AS THEY LOVE THEM WHEREAS MEN CAN HAVE AFFAIR OR BE LOVERS WITH PRETTY ,ATTRACTIVE GIRLS BUT NEVER MARRY THEM IF THERE WON'T BE ANY material benefit coming from them.at least that is what i've witnessed so far.Rich women or daughters of rich dads are never alone.I do not wonder why!!
ohnoididitagain 1 year ago
@ohnoididitagain
"If there wont be any material benifit coming from them"
Well in the novel's you may see cad's that would do that, (example Wickham attempting it with M. King) but i'm talking of the real world as well, and i have to say its the other way round, i have seen it, but never seen it with men only women, because its a poor prospect for women even in this so called world of equlity.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
@Woodlander65
"The woman, (lizzie bennett classic example) will strive for a male of material wealth ... [men are] more constant and firm in love than women."
Think about that a bit more. It's not a question of being constant and firm or capricious and fickle, it's a question of one group having much more power and wealth than the other and therefore having more freedom.
Check your privilege, dude.
AncaThirteen 1 year ago
@AncaThirteen
If it's not a question of constant and firm then whats the point of it?
And it's not one group having more than the other, it varies, look at the Bingley sister's wealth as an example, can you in a million years imagine them not marrying into even more money than they have?
Reality.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
@Woodlander65
I would suggest learning about male privilege as a beginning. Google and wikipedia should at least be able to point you in the right direction.
I'm not interested in talking with misogynists, so I don't intend on replying to any further comments from you.
AncaThirteen 1 year ago
@AncaThirteen
I'm as much a misogynist as you are a misandrist, the point has been totally missed by you, however there will be no further comments.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
the black haired one of mr bingleys sisters look like michael jackson! :D
clemontine17 1 year ago 2
I think that when Elizabeth declined to dance with Darcy, Darcy thought "I WANT HER!!" I think he starts being attracted to Elizabeth starting there.
larabetty 1 year ago 5
I love the way Elizabeth's eyes sparkle! so beautiful :)
potterlove 1 year ago 6
I love how Mr. Darcy is being spoken to about the grace of dancing but he has to point out that 'Every savage can dance.' Both are true, after all... Mr. Darcy is just a downer in the beginning.
ToxisGrey 1 year ago 3
I just clicked that Mrs Bennet is Pamela from Gavin & Stacey!
haha I knew I recognised her from somewhere
harlequingirl1990 1 year ago
you can tell Elizabeth feels nervous and uncomfortable that Mr. Darcy keeps staring at her.
Mr. Darcy randomly staring at her is kinda random and obvious and weird huh? lol
fhockey13 1 year ago 4
charlotte is not plain at all in this movie!
jzen1398 1 year ago 3
@jzen1398 ye! i was thinking that 2
clemontine17 1 year ago
"Capital, capital"
salzkindt 1 year ago 3
i love lizzie's sarcasm on darcy :)hahaha
MegaCoffeebean 1 year ago 3
capital, capital xd very good acting :)
MCRlooove 1 year ago 2
Lizzy looks like Meryl Streep!!!!
LUV HER!
EdwardLuver01 1 year ago
@EdwardLuver01 omg i was just thinking the same thing. the actress's bone structure here is stunning
intense18 1 year ago
she rejects him!!!.. :O..need to read the book
GiPeTu111 1 year ago
i rly dont think jane is prettier than elizabeth
sherbertcandi 1 year ago 4
the chick who plays caroline in this is in what a girl wants with colin firth!! omg the irony.....esp cuz she wants colin froth in both situations
AnnaBxox24 1 year ago 3
@AnnaBxox24 that" chick" is related to jane austen!
vivascargill 1 year ago
I'm watching this now on DVD< but I have to come to Youtube so I can comment. Is it just me, or is the woman who plays Jane really unattractive. Am I weird. When I saw her at the beginning, I thought she was supposed to be Mary?
I was like, "That is Jane?" She has no upper lip and looks like a man in drag. Anyway, I am mean and I make no apologies. Is she supposed to be pretty because she blond? The fab Lizzy they picked is much prettier and I LOVE Saffy!
KittenToez 1 year ago 6
@KittenToez someone mentioned this to me before: she has a grecian profile, and is fair, which was considered the epitome of beauty at the time. personally, i think lizzie is the prettiest too (: but i dont think jane is really ugly, shes just quite plain and normal looking
fabziepie 1 year ago 2
@fabziepie
Thanks! Well, at least I had handsome Colin as Darcy to console me. My imagination did get a work-out w/ that Jane. Square chin, broad shoulders, the now-you-see-em-now-you-don't top lip LOL
KittenToez 1 year ago
@KittenToez
lol
abby850 1 year ago
argh, I want to kill Mrs. Bennett! she's the most annoying person in the literary world!
ginny4e 1 year ago 4
@ginny4e mr bennet is no angel
vivascargill 1 year ago
I feel sorry for Mary Bennet :p
kaasland7 1 year ago 2
I have to say i don't like that movie very much... i mean they sticked to the book what i like a lot and the characters are good portrayed...but i did'nt get the enjoyment out of it like I had it when i read the book and watched the movie with keira...sorry..:/ ..and i don't get the feelings...
OoFranzloO 1 year ago
Wow....this is juz awesome!
carmensakura07 1 year ago
i really thin the actor wh plays lizzie, portrays her character the best of all the movie adaptions, i've seen ! much better than keira knightley!
MiladyOfDawn 1 year ago 9
my english is not so good, so could someone please tell me what Darcy's saying at 6:38-6-43? I do not quite understand every word :(
GhostSymphony 1 year ago
@GhostSymphony he is musing or thinking about how nice her smile and eyes look I agree she radiates
stickitupyourasteric 1 year ago
@GhostSymphony Caroline -I believe I can guess your thoughts at this moment.
Darcy- I should imagine not.
Caroline- You are thinking how insupportable it would be to spend more evenings in such tedious company.
Darcy- No indeed, my mind was more agreeably engaged. I was meditating on the pleasure that a pair of very fine eyes and the face of a pretty woman, can bestow.
gilyat 1 year ago 2
@gilyat Thank you very much!
GhostSymphony 1 year ago
@GhostSymphony Auf gut Deutsch sagt er sowas wie: "Ich denke darüber nach welches große Vergnügen ein Paar schöner Augen im Gesicht einer hübschen Frau hervorrufen können. (so oder so ähnlich) :D
Sturmwoelfin 1 year ago
Caroline Bingley looks like Michael Jackson
UgnineLape 1 year ago
The lady who plays Mrs. Forster in this, plays Maria in BBC's "Mansfield Park" I think I like her better as Mrs. Forster. As Maria she did not hold the beauty that Maria was supposed to have IMO.
Tygrfawn78 1 year ago 2
@HannahAdar who's???
sgaleano16 1 year ago
poor Jane!
PrayerWarrior4 1 year ago
@HannahAdar you have to throw in a few more greats i believe
stickitupyourasteric 1 year ago
at 6:57 SHE LOOKS LIKE MERYL STREEP!
carnationcorsages 1 year ago 2
This version is cast perfectly.
plunkza 1 year ago 45
I think LIzzy is so much more pretty than Jane, and the mother is always like "Lizzy you will never be as nearly as pretty as Jane." So frustrating!
iluvAudreyHepburn 1 year ago 8
Sigh...watching this version both delights and saddens me. It makes the P&P with Keira Knightly look like utter crap...
They're all so talented! And the costuming in just amazing.
BreaksForFruitcups 1 year ago 5
Mr.Darcy's eyes are captivating. *sigh*
iluvAudreyHepburn 1 year ago 42
@iluvAudreyHepburn They certainly are, and I would give much to have such a man look at me so.
aimeelee76 1 year ago
5:30 I just noticed the two little kids dancing in the background - so cute!
mf2101 1 year ago
Isn't it crazy how Lizzie tells Charlotte 'you would never act that way yourself' And then Charlotte does later and shocks Lizzie so much? Its kinda sad how she didn't see that coming in her own best friend... I felt so bad for Lizzie at that point :(
addiekatt 1 year ago 4
Lizzie looks pretty at 8:28
rjbtj1215 1 year ago 2
WTF? Charlotte is ten times better looking than Jane is! What's up with that??
thefancyapple 1 year ago
0:13 -- Holy shiz. Caroline looks like a man. She makes me think of a Disney villain.
thefancyapple 1 year ago
yeah kiera knightly speaks the same way as this Lizzy in the 2005 version =]
ShinyHardwoodfloor 1 year ago 2
"Every savage can dance." lol! Now days it applies to most people on the dance floor.
bocatsmom 1 year ago 10
Weiss jemand wo ich das Lied herbekomme, was Mary ab 3:21 spielt? Auf dem Soundtrack scheint es nicht zu sein...
Kindofable 1 year ago
6:07 Elizabeth: I don't give a damn about Darcy
mrsdontbelieveinlove 1 year ago
5:03
Golightlyxo 1 year ago
Caroline looks so plastic.
BecomingIrene 1 year ago
Poor Mary!!! I think she deserves more credit than she gets!!!
ILuvLotte4Eva 1 year ago 8
strange it never says in the book nor in this movie why he likes Lizzie, i thought he dislike her, when he first meets her he said she's not good enough for me, but now he likes her? huh?
mew10521 1 year ago
Later on he explains that he fought against his attraction to her because of his superior birth and wealth. That's what I've always attributed it to.
cjanna9 1 year ago
oh dear, there' are no "why"-s in true love. it just happens. no reason possibly found.
billegeto 1 year ago
he likes her from first sight but his principles from an upper class upbringing prevent him from admitting falling in love with someone from a lower background.
T1carus 1 year ago 2
actually if u really check his face whenever she's around him u can plainly see that he likes her very much but because of pride he just did not want to admit it
sharletto15 1 year ago 4
I observed that Keira Knightley mimic Jennifer Ehle's way of speaking in PNP 2005 a bit. Just an opinion.
elstupido143 1 year ago 6
6:10 poor darcy and the other wide guy face smashed lol ):
dropsofmusic 1 year ago 3
She has got very pretty eyes indeed.
demented3bunny 1 year ago
Propriety would never have allowed them to quarrel so in public I think, even Lydia I don't think, would call out in that manner.
demented3bunny 1 year ago
A lot of talk about balls.
jcrom33 1 year ago 3
Jane kind of looks like a very slightly chubbier Ashley Tisdale to me...
almostelphaba 1 year ago
she looks like a man.
jcrom33 1 year ago
ashley tisdale is fake and ugly:)
so i cant agree
bchan89 1 year ago 4
I think that Mary would be rather pretty if she just smiled once in a while! :-/
HisForever21706 1 year ago 7
@HisForever21706 Marry will be one of those bedroom superstars when a man shows her whats up. A big prick is all thats needed to cheer her up.
stickitupyourasteric 1 year ago
One ting I love about nearly any version of P&P is recognizing the extras in their different clothes at the various parties and other events :D
ebonisnowe 1 year ago
I never paid attention to that... thanks for the hint
anisete46 1 year ago
i love how darcy just stares at lizzy like all the time! haha
highschool1239 1 year ago 2
Yes! how romantic :)
jellyfarm 1 year ago
i love how mr. bennet wipes his mouth on the tablecloth.
cellolove7 1 year ago
I feel so bad for poor Jane at the end! You can tell how humiliated she feels between her mother and Bingley's sisters.
thevampirefrog06 1 year ago
Mr. Bingley's sisters look like drag queens lol
beggo321 1 year ago 6
yah they r strange!!
mentalist007coldplay 1 year ago
Miss Bingley has some good qualitys and you couldnt call her any more than a snob and that wasnt her fault as such, but she called for help when Jane was taken ill at the dinner and also tried advising Lizzie on Wickham at the ball but Lizzie was still bloody minded at that point, i would say she was no worse than any snob back in these days.
The worse people with riches though are those that were working class and marry rich men, it changes everything.
Mentioning no names.
Jo7welder 1 year ago
Miss Bingley is a very strange women, she seems to know the way of the world but its obvious she has know Darcy for some time as her brother is his best friend. Knowing all this and that he has never made an advance toward her why does she delude herself into thinking that he wants her. Maybe she should hit on the horse that Darch rides, looks wise they would be a match.
stickitupyourasteric 1 year ago 2
@stickitupyourasteric She doesn't care if he wants her. She wants him. :) I loved the way she didn't seem to care at all that Jane was ill,
firebrandsgirl 1 year ago
I think the actress who played Caroline Bingley is awesome. She really makes you want to kick Caroline in the face, despite the fact that it's a movie, and they're all just acting.
silversmith8 1 year ago 83
Did anyone else realize that 'Caroline Bingley was also 'Duck feet' from 4 weddings and a funeral...... cracking stuff, capital definitely capital, as Lord Lucas... :0)x
wenglishsal 1 year ago
YES! i always think of her as duck face no matter the role she's in lol.
blumoonbabe 1 year ago
@silversmith8 Very true, the casting is excellent in this version. I especially love Lizzy, and Mr. Darcy, of course. =]
Annabanana1127 1 year ago
@silversmith8 she's a distant relative to jane austen. Jane Austen is her great-great-great... aunt.
higirl378 1 year ago
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@silversmith8 She's a distant relative of Jane Austen. She's her great aunt by 8 generations :D
higirl378 1 year ago
I love the characters in this version. Espeically Mr. Bingley! He's so darn cute :P
SkysongOfSerenity 1 year ago 9
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All women out there
I'm Darcey's 2010 version!
Unfortunally for all you, I'm happilly married, so as you can see I am not available and not being avilable is what makes a man more attractive to women!
franco121760 1 year ago
@franco121760
WHY are you wasting your time.
any girl who reads this will just think that your an ugly guy who's stuck in a sucky marriage, and that's wy you feel that you have to lie to other women to feel just a little bit better about yourself and your bad choices in life
superstaaaar1 1 year ago 11
caroline bennet has DESPERATION written all over her face... ahahahahahaahahah eat your heart out, fool!
ruteparedes 1 year ago 6
Oohh! Hoighty toity!
chigaloo2 2 years ago 3
The only thing that matters is what the book says...this party is on the book....
Ayellene 2 years ago 2
Well, the lake scene for example, is not.
TheGlaros 2 years ago
obnoxious vipper of a woman.
RedSeaCoral 2 years ago 2
She DOES have really pretty eyes. . .
JoDeveau 2 years ago 10
Hahaha, Ms. Bingley is so gnarly in this version. And Elizabeth is charming.
hautxtalons 2 years ago 21
i love that miss bingley thinks that mr. darcy is talking about her eyes at first haha! i hate that women.
crybabysandy 2 years ago 10
the funny thing is that they say Charlotte is meant to be the plane friend but the actress in this version is really pretty.
halistra24 2 years ago 10
@halistra24 I was thinking the same thing.
lennonfan4ever40 1 year ago
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Mr Darcy really did bang elizabeth they dated during the making of the movie they didn't get along all to well but rumor has it that they did do the deed.
stickitupyourasteric 2 years ago
He's making passion eyes!
oldgregg222 2 years ago 10
was this party in the 2005 movie?
rankun44 2 years ago
yea it was in the 2005 movie. Ciara Knightly aka Lizzie runs up to Charlotte and talks to her - I think this was before the cousin, Mr Collins proposed to her the next morning.
halistra24 2 years ago
Acutally, I don't think it was. That party in the 2005 version was at the Bingley's house, and it was more like a ball, not a party. The party in this version was at the Lucas's house.
phantomphan77 2 years ago
funny
i thought this was such a chick flick, and I am surprised men watch it too.
AppleBOOKS 2 years ago
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BAZULTRA 2 years ago
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This is an out and out classic that is much loved by men and women. I adore the dearest loveliest Elizabeth :D
BAZULTRA 2 years ago
LOL! yes, theres a few of us that do.
chigaloo2 2 years ago
he was GLARING at her like wtf,
16animechick 2 years ago 3
@16animechick:
haha, it's quite a Darcy thing to do.
thehushkat 2 years ago 5
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eramy19 2 years ago
I agree, from a man's opinion i would of personally gone for Charlotte, certainly the most safe of all the Hertfordshire lady's.
chigaloo2 2 years ago 3
Good to see a mans opinion on here lol. All I keep seeing is aww Mr Darcy this and Mr Darcy that:D Forget Darcy what about the lovely ladies hehehe
BAZULTRA 2 years ago 3
omg, I hate Mrs. bennet, she's eve nmroe annoying in the movie -_-
canarycharm 2 years ago
Charlotte is the voice of reason. It's too bad she had to settle for a loser husband.
tandiwe36 2 years ago 23
Mr.Darcy is so charming!
dospampas09 2 years ago 2
Denny is really cute, but Sanderson is ugly!
haha it is so funny when mr. Darcy says, Miss Elizabeth Bennet.
Guusjj15 2 years ago 2
poor jane jaja what she had to go through just because of her mother
jannetes1 2 years ago
Ooh Denny's actually quite cute :)
Erg I hate how some of the Bennet's embarrass themselves in this scene... and they don't even get it that they are... *rolls eyes*
Imidri 2 years ago 2
@Imidri What's worse is that my mother is just like Mrs Bennett. I'm not even exaggerating.
raquelborn 2 years ago
: / Ooh...
Imidri 2 years ago
I think Lizzy and Mr. Darcy and Mrs. Bennett are just so much better than in the version from 2005, but I like Jane and Charlotte from 2005 more than those... But of course this version is and will stay the best ;)
CMFanxD 2 years ago 7
I watched the 2005 film earlier today and was very disappointed! What a shambles indeed!
The 1995 version rules!!!!!!! :D The whole cast in this version do a spectacular job.
bored574 2 years ago 6
@bored574
it disapponited me so much...and i had to pretend to like it.
caradeescusado 2 years ago
i love how he says, miss elizabeth bennett.....
caradeescusado 2 years ago 2
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I don't like Lizzie in this version... Maybe because I've seen the 2005 version with Keira Knightley too many times - she is definitely a better Elizabeth Bennet. But Colin Firth is a perfect Darcy though.
HelenaJ00 2 years ago
I agree i dunno theres something about her. I like her but not as lizzie
DIGS179 2 years ago
he's such a miserable bastard - I love it! this is such a great version, brilliantly acted
partyhat3 2 years ago 7
is kitty older or younger than mary?
mentalist007coldplay 2 years ago
the chronologic order of the girls:
Jane
Lizzy
Mary
Kitty
Lydia
dragonlyra 2 years ago
mrs.bennet has everything planned out.
ranabhola 2 years ago 3
Miss Caroline Bingley seems to me like Popeye's Olivia...
muckll 2 years ago 8
"Capital, capital" Best comment ever!
salzkindt 2 years ago 4
@salzkindt lol ..... it should be kept alive! i'm going to make a point of using it :))