I dont get the feeling the cousin likes her but as he stated when they first met he has heard a lot of her.... From who? Obviously and yet he may find it amuzing that Darcy's finally fond of someone
This was far superior to the later film version, Keira Knightley and all. The casting was perfection - notably Mr Collins, Mr Bennett, Lady Catherine and Elizabeth Bennett. Nice to see Dawn from The Office as well.
@evybeth92 The book says that Colonel Fitzwilliam was very much enjoying Mrs. Collinse's friend's company. (Not these exact words were used in the book but this is what it means). But Colonel Fitzwilliam never wanted to marry Lizzy because she had no money and an earl's second son could not afford to merry a poor woman at that time.
The problem I'm having with jennifer Ehle as Lizzy is that she just doesn't look like 20 in my opinion. But actually she was 26 when filming, in my opinion she looks older... also wiki says she had a short relationship with Colin Firth??????? WHOAT?
I actually believe Judi Dench makes the perfect Lady Catherine, and I couldn't imagine a better pair to play Mr. and Mrs. Bennett than Donald Sutherland and Brenda Blethyn. They are just so amazing...I feel that some of the characters in this version are lacking something. That is why I prefer the 2005 version.
BTW, I'm kind of surprised that Lady C never learned to play the piano. Didn't all rich young ladies learn back then? I mean, what else was there to do? :-)
Agree with those who think Col. Fitzwilliam is hot. Whew!!!!
Lady Catherine is hilarious in so many ways: the intimidating strings that always accompany her; the way she sits on a 'throne' while talking to her 'subjects'; her slow, imperious way of talking, and best of all, the look on her face when Lizzie defies her! XD
I also love the chance meeting between Lizzie and Darcy in the forest :-)
This is my favorite scene in the entire movie! The music playing in the background when they are walking to Lady Catherine's house is perfect. The part that really cracks me up is the "WTF???" look on Mr Collins' face when Lizzy is talking to Lady Catherine about her younger sisters. Sir William's blubbering is hilarious too.
I kind of wish that Lizzy would fall or something and then Darcy would ride up to her and save her and they would fall in love. Although it should happen around Pemberly.
@sunflowergirl611 I think he does. I mean he says "I am glad to make your acquintance AT LAST." This means that Darcy HAS talked about Lizzy. And seeing that he knows that Elizabeth plays and sings it shows that Darcy has talked A LOT about her. It makes me fall in love with Darcy more and more.
I love the part when Lizzy is walking in the forest and Darcy rides there too, and he tries to go away but he can't because he has to look at her once more. I melt every time I see this part. 8:46-8:54
Visiting Lady Catherine would be my idea of hell! I think I would just sit there with a deer caught in headlights expression. Raised eyebrows, unblinking eyes. I would the weirdest looking extra there.
The casting of Lady Catherine is the one and only time an actor has outdone the same role played by the fabulous grande dame, Judy Dench. The actress playing the role of Elizabeth's mother outgunned the recent movie version as well. Overall, this series was far more true to Austin's immortal dialogue, and by doing so, created a superior result.
@GhostOnTheWind , I agree with you, particularly with what you are saying about the actresses who play Lady Catherine and Mrs. Bennett. They crack me up. I also think this movie is exceptionally well-cast. I love the girl who plays Lizzie, wish I saw her in more movies :)
@GhostOnTheWind Plus, this whole thing is like six hours long, while the more recent movie is only a little over two hours long. I greatly enjoyed both versions, but this has definitely got to be my absolute favorite.
Does anyone else find the music starting at 1:56 is perfect to introduce Lady Catherine? Especially when the camera pans over to her. Props to the person who thought of it.
@4:10 Lady Catherine's response to Lizzie's justification (ridiculous at the time) of all the sisters being "out" at once is priceless. I love this Lady Catherine. She makes me laugh sometimes.
I love the characters in this movie/book. Mr. Collins cracks me up; he's such a brown-noser. The way lady Catherine talks to everyone is hilarious. I think Lizzie has some great dialogue, too, especially when she refuses both marriage proposals. This is one of my favorite movies.
I always wondered why Lady Catherine was seen as less obnoxious by the author then Elizabeths mother. They're both pretty bad but I think Lady Catherines character is worse. However she is wealthier and so somehow less to blame.
I mean the name of the novel is 'pride and prejudice'. I never liked that.
@rasta13820 it's in the inference. Lady Catherine wasn't portrayed as less obnoxious then Elizabeths mother but 'seen' as such. Read the ending and Darcys attitude.
@elenore88 Perhaps the inference is yours & not the author's. Lady C was certainly a legend in her own mind (I would have been a true proficient...) who meddled in the affairs of others (shelves in the closet, such happy thoughts) & was shown to be pompous & shallow. D was offended at her rudeness in offering L the use of the piano to practice. D realized in the end that she was just as ridiculous & obnoxious as Lizzy's mom. If he didn't see this he could not have married her.
@elenore88 "Lady Catherine was extremely indignant on the marriage of her nephew; and as she gave way to all the genuine frankness of her character in her reply to the letter which announced its arrangement, she sent him language so very abusive, especially of Elizabeth, that for some time all intercourse was at an end." This comment by Austen seems to imply that Lady C was more obnoxious than Mrs. B.
@rasta13820 read ALL of it. the inference is that elizabeths mother is coarser and thus inferior, even if Lady Catherines character was even more obnoxious.
I always wondered why Lady Catherine was seen as less obnoxious by the author then Elizabeths mother. They're both pretty bad but I think Lady Catherines character is worse. However she is wealthier and so somehow less to blame.
I mean the name of the novel is 'pride and prejudice'.
@freeofbags With young sisters eligible for marriage Eliza didn't want to admit her age. At this time the average life span for woman was about 40& many women died young giving birth. This is why marriage occurred with teenaged girls. Being 20, Eliza was not the young, giggling girl depicted elsewhere but a mature women who had reached half her expected lifespan. Many viewers have commented that this Eliza is too old for her part-NOT SO! Desperate Charlotte was at the upper age for marriage.
Wat erg, al die jaknikkers op dat bankje en het zijn allemaal mensen die haar naar de mond praten, mr. Collins is nog het ergste, gevolgd door miss Jenkins
Darcy just can't keep away from her even to enduring his aunt's company. He just can't comprehend that Lizzie is truley this honest. That she won't kow-tow to him. His cousin certainly is a sweet guy and sees Darcy as he is. Probably why Darcy tolerates him. But that aunt and her ego. The young girl can't understand why they are invited to the big house so much. It's because the high-born woman needs an audience. She's used to Mr. Collins who listens to her every word. Lizzy is a threat.
I love how uncomfortable Darcy looks sitting there. "Should I go over there and talk to her? What if I say something stupid? She's so much prettier than I remember."
what on earth does one and twenty mean! i have read and re-read the book, watched the clips, and i STILL can't make it out...please...someone end my agony!
@tennisprolinda94 Chapter 31. It is practically the exact dialogue to the book. - That scene is some intimate btw Lizzie and Darcy -- even with all others near and far. "We neither of us perform to strangers ((((just each other))). ♥
Why should Mrs. Collins only go to Nicholson the Apothocary? Probably because he is the only Apothocary in Meriton that votes for Lady Catherine's Party candidate--whig or tory.
Why's mr. Darcy brooding so much? If I told him "did you know like you're the main male protagonist of Pride and Prejudice and like all the girls are crazy over you" he'd probably like meh.
Lady Ca looks like mr bean hahaha, random thinking o.O
I expected her to be younger and prettier, she doesn't look elegant or so...and her daughter shouldn't be like that...too much make up (she's supposed to be weak and sickly but she is more like a zombie here ¬¬) .
Have you noticed that Lizzy think of Darcy every moment of her life???!!!!!!Well she does not speak well about him but she makes comments about him like "She will make a proper wife" in 01:53.I beileve that she cared for him otherwise she wouldn't get mad about his character....
The castle of The Rosings is indeed imposing , the grandeur of the castle is rather intimidating than inviting , i am sure even a short presence in the manor could not please even a more amiable persona than Lizzy.
I wonder how could a person feel well and at home in such a place, since comfort means sth else besides spacious rooms or luxury, comfort is in the air of the rooms and their interier design rather than in the dimensions of the manor
Actually, in the book they get closer to each other but then he makes it clear to her that they don't have a future because of Lizzie's low place in society
Lady Catherine probably insists that Mrs. Collins go the Apothecary Nicholson because he votes for the Party that she supports--the Tories or the Whigs--while his rival votes for the opposite Party. People's votes were recorded and published. The gentry who vied for control of the borough and county seats in the House of Commons reviewed those books. And if a merchant did not vote the right way they ceased to patronize them. So much for the right to vote even for those few who had it!
LOL! Thumbs up if you crack up every time Mr. Collins put's his hand up to his mouth to shut himself up whenever "Lady Catherine" begins to speak. :) I can't stop watching that part.
you know people are saying how much better this lizzy is than keira, but i find their acting styles as lizzy very similar...they both did a good job, its just on keiras part, good acting (no matter how good) cant make up for a mediocre script
he's always looking at her! hey i'm over here,, u can look at me too! hahah! Colin Firth is a great Mr. Darcy :) btw i love both versions. don't you agree??
love the scene with Colonel Fitzwilliam, Darcy and Lizzy. especially Fitzwilliams expression when Darcy and Lizzy share something like polite conversation and later Darcy's expression, when Lizzy says "I always believe in first impressions and his good oppinion once lost is lost forever", he looks like "darn, she remembered that?!" so funny :D
Phantonphan11: I agree with u completely. Colonel must be thinking "What a silly girl? If only she knew that the he has got his knickers twisted in his love for her, quite badly too." Ideal situation to quote Lydia Bennett, "La..what a joke!!"
I loved in the newer version how darcy just showed up in the room and Elizabeth was just shocked dumb. It caters more to the romantic tension craver in me but I still love that scene.
I love the part when Mr. Colins is like "Make haste, make haste!", and Charlotte and Elizabeth just stand there where as Mariah is running like hell. :)
7:13
He's totally thinking, "He wants you."
sshuisken 2 weeks ago
Wasn't Charlotte supposed to be pregnant at this point?
HalfMaskedMisfit 4 weeks ago in playlist Pride and Prejudice (1995)
@FineDoneTakeHim yeah they had a two year relationship... I think they're a perfect couple, wish they had actually married in real life.
iCookiesHeart 4 weeks ago
I dont get the feeling the cousin likes her but as he stated when they first met he has heard a lot of her.... From who? Obviously and yet he may find it amuzing that Darcy's finally fond of someone
talidina2 1 month ago
5:55 Mr Collins! xD
slodka098 1 month ago in playlist Pride and Prejudice (1995)
7:00 awkward... Jajajajjaja
talidina2 1 month ago
I simply love how everyone is adapting the speech patterns of the movie in the comments. I find it very amusing.
singurhighest1 1 month ago 3
This was far superior to the later film version, Keira Knightley and all. The casting was perfection - notably Mr Collins, Mr Bennett, Lady Catherine and Elizabeth Bennett. Nice to see Dawn from The Office as well.
rooftopjump 1 month ago
Is it just me? or does Mr.Darcy's cousin Fitzwilliam likes lizzy?
evybeth92 1 month ago
@evybeth92 The book says that Colonel Fitzwilliam was very much enjoying Mrs. Collinse's friend's company. (Not these exact words were used in the book but this is what it means). But Colonel Fitzwilliam never wanted to marry Lizzy because she had no money and an earl's second son could not afford to merry a poor woman at that time.
csokijegkrem 1 month ago
I love how terrified everyone is when Lizzy is talking to Lady Catherine :L
Mads632 1 month ago in playlist More videos from ipluso
Mr. Collins will never cease to creep me out.
dcflaggclawandorder 2 months ago 3
The problem I'm having with jennifer Ehle as Lizzy is that she just doesn't look like 20 in my opinion. But actually she was 26 when filming, in my opinion she looks older... also wiki says she had a short relationship with Colin Firth??????? WHOAT?
FineDoneTakeHim 2 months ago
Poor Darcy... his awkwardness at small talk is painful. Yet so endearing.
JudiTheWitch 2 months ago 6
64 windows in all... oh my.. 64!
onfire4lordjesus 2 months ago 5
I actually believe Judi Dench makes the perfect Lady Catherine, and I couldn't imagine a better pair to play Mr. and Mrs. Bennett than Donald Sutherland and Brenda Blethyn. They are just so amazing...I feel that some of the characters in this version are lacking something. That is why I prefer the 2005 version.
ClassyTrashyNasty 2 months ago
Its so funny how lizzy teases Mr Darcy with her words lol. "His good opinion once lost is lost forever" Darcy turns around lmao.
shaqdaddy11 3 months ago 3
i feel bad for charlotte. She is clearly in a loveless marriage with a joke for a husband.
shaqdaddy11 3 months ago
Mr Collins' run at 5.38 is HILARIOUS!!!
pduck97 3 months ago in playlist Pride and Prejudice (1995)
BTW, I'm kind of surprised that Lady C never learned to play the piano. Didn't all rich young ladies learn back then? I mean, what else was there to do? :-)
Agree with those who think Col. Fitzwilliam is hot. Whew!!!!
harrietcow 3 months ago 3
I am not sure I like this adaptation... I find the refinement and character choice of the 1980 version far better
notu91 3 months ago
Lady Catherine is hilarious in so many ways: the intimidating strings that always accompany her; the way she sits on a 'throne' while talking to her 'subjects'; her slow, imperious way of talking, and best of all, the look on her face when Lizzie defies her! XD
I also love the chance meeting between Lizzie and Darcy in the forest :-)
mrsbundleberry 3 months ago 2
"Can you tell me why Mr. Darcy keeps staring at me?" well, i wonder why...
PCC66715 3 months ago
I think colonel fitzwilliam is quite hot in this version:D
LorW8483 4 months ago
Is Mr.Collins the father of Nathan and Luke (not sure if I have the name right) in One Tree Hill?
Saymwen 4 months ago
@Saymwen No
LorW8483 4 months ago
@Saymwen and it's Lucas:)
LorW8483 4 months ago
@LorW8483 my bad
Saymwen 4 months ago
Colonel Fitzwilliam is aweeeeeeeeeeeesome :D <3 And so is his cousin ;)
Nouranmosaad97 4 months ago
This is my favorite scene in the entire movie! The music playing in the background when they are walking to Lady Catherine's house is perfect. The part that really cracks me up is the "WTF???" look on Mr Collins' face when Lizzy is talking to Lady Catherine about her younger sisters. Sir William's blubbering is hilarious too.
4DECO1 4 months ago
Am I the only one that gets chills at 2:02 when I see the front of the house and hear Lady Catherine's entrance music LOL
ajlovescent 4 months ago
@ajlovescent LOL No, so do I! The "Lady Catherine" music is just perfect!!!
harrietcow 3 months ago
@harrietcow :)
ajlovescent 3 months ago
2005's Lady Catherine is the best of all. The perfect bitchy and presumptuous woman!
ClassyTrashyNasty 4 months ago in playlist Pride and Prejudice (1995)
Oh hoho Mr Darcy i see you lookin at Lizzy :P!!!
DIDICOYFUL 5 months ago 5
"Lady Catherine said she, you have given me a treasure..(*she laughs*) YES......(*evil eyes at lizzy*)......... Yesss!
ifunanya24 5 months ago 23
I kind of wish that Lizzy would fall or something and then Darcy would ride up to her and save her and they would fall in love. Although it should happen around Pemberly.
csokijegkrem 6 months ago
@sunflowergirl611 I think he does. I mean he says "I am glad to make your acquintance AT LAST." This means that Darcy HAS talked about Lizzy. And seeing that he knows that Elizabeth plays and sings it shows that Darcy has talked A LOT about her. It makes me fall in love with Darcy more and more.
csokijegkrem 6 months ago 7
I love the part when Lizzy is walking in the forest and Darcy rides there too, and he tries to go away but he can't because he has to look at her once more. I melt every time I see this part. 8:46-8:54
csokijegkrem 6 months ago
awww i want a Mr Darcy
onlyaudreyb 6 months ago in playlist Pride and Prejudice (1995)
I cant stop looking at darcy as he looks at lizzy as she looks to his cousin. Its all VERY intriging
happybunny281 6 months ago 5
Visiting Lady Catherine would be my idea of hell! I think I would just sit there with a deer caught in headlights expression. Raised eyebrows, unblinking eyes. I would the weirdest looking extra there.
Lauranna 6 months ago 4
Love Colonel Fitzwilliam, he's just so NICE :3
LesMisCatsGirl 6 months ago 5
The casting of Lady Catherine is the one and only time an actor has outdone the same role played by the fabulous grande dame, Judy Dench. The actress playing the role of Elizabeth's mother outgunned the recent movie version as well. Overall, this series was far more true to Austin's immortal dialogue, and by doing so, created a superior result.
GhostOnTheWind 6 months ago 38
@GhostOnTheWind , I agree with you, particularly with what you are saying about the actresses who play Lady Catherine and Mrs. Bennett. They crack me up. I also think this movie is exceptionally well-cast. I love the girl who plays Lizzie, wish I saw her in more movies :)
camgi2009 6 months ago
@GhostOnTheWind Plus, this whole thing is like six hours long, while the more recent movie is only a little over two hours long. I greatly enjoyed both versions, but this has definitely got to be my absolute favorite.
Summer261997 4 months ago in playlist More videos from ipluso
Does anyone else find the music starting at 1:56 is perfect to introduce Lady Catherine? Especially when the camera pans over to her. Props to the person who thought of it.
TheLushLife21 7 months ago
@4:10 Lady Catherine's response to Lizzie's justification (ridiculous at the time) of all the sisters being "out" at once is priceless. I love this Lady Catherine. She makes me laugh sometimes.
bocatsmom 7 months ago 2
At 6:22, I love the way Mr. Collins speaks to Mr. Darcy but this one doesn't care and stares at Lizzie.
DimitryLight 7 months ago 4
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DimitryLight 7 months ago
lady catherine looks like a Vogon out of hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, the 2005 film... no?
derrklavier 7 months ago
Lol, I love Mr. Collins being all: 'make haste!' and then Maria actually takes him seriously and starts running while Charlotte and Lizzie just walks
paintmytears 7 months ago 4
its almost stalker-ish, the way he stares at her :/
lilytanzy 7 months ago 2
Mr Collins + Charlotte = loveless marriage.
shaqdaddy11 8 months ago 4
I love the characters in this movie/book. Mr. Collins cracks me up; he's such a brown-noser. The way lady Catherine talks to everyone is hilarious. I think Lizzie has some great dialogue, too, especially when she refuses both marriage proposals. This is one of my favorite movies.
camgi2009 8 months ago 4
Hahahahah i love how Lady Catherine expression changes at 5 08 from smiling to aggressive lol xD
Nouranmosaad97 8 months ago 4
Lady Catherine is like one of the ghosts of Christmas Past from the Muppets!
PureJockPureBrit 8 months ago
Collin Firth has an identical twin!!!
hagithequeen 8 months ago
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i love this movie
melody18me 8 months ago
I always wondered why Lady Catherine was seen as less obnoxious by the author then Elizabeths mother. They're both pretty bad but I think Lady Catherines character is worse. However she is wealthier and so somehow less to blame.
I mean the name of the novel is 'pride and prejudice'. I never liked that.
elenore88 8 months ago
@elenore88 Where in the book did Austen portray Lady Catherine as less obnoxious than Mrs. Bennett???
rasta13820 8 months ago
@rasta13820 it's in the inference. Lady Catherine wasn't portrayed as less obnoxious then Elizabeths mother but 'seen' as such. Read the ending and Darcys attitude.
elenore88 7 months ago
@elenore88 Perhaps the inference is yours & not the author's. Lady C was certainly a legend in her own mind (I would have been a true proficient...) who meddled in the affairs of others (shelves in the closet, such happy thoughts) & was shown to be pompous & shallow. D was offended at her rudeness in offering L the use of the piano to practice. D realized in the end that she was just as ridiculous & obnoxious as Lizzy's mom. If he didn't see this he could not have married her.
rasta13820 7 months ago
@elenore88 "Lady Catherine was extremely indignant on the marriage of her nephew; and as she gave way to all the genuine frankness of her character in her reply to the letter which announced its arrangement, she sent him language so very abusive, especially of Elizabeth, that for some time all intercourse was at an end." This comment by Austen seems to imply that Lady C was more obnoxious than Mrs. B.
rasta13820 7 months ago
@rasta13820 read ALL of it. the inference is that elizabeths mother is coarser and thus inferior, even if Lady Catherines character was even more obnoxious.
elenore88 7 months ago
@elenore88 OK - I finally got your point; thanks for the insight.
rasta13820 7 months ago
I always wondered why Lady Catherine was seen as less obnoxious by the author then Elizabeths mother. They're both pretty bad but I think Lady Catherines character is worse. However she is wealthier and so somehow less to blame.
I mean the name of the novel is 'pride and prejudice'.
elenore88 8 months ago
Lizzy's exceptionally unpleasant for me at 1.53. I wonder how long into the marriage Darcy will see her mean streak?
barnabyfraser 8 months ago
Walking is a very benificial exercise. Very true, i love a walk in the countryside whenever i can.
barnabyfraser 8 months ago
"Can you tell why Mr. Darcy keeps staring at me?"... Really? You really don't know? Come on, Lizzie! Its so obvious! lol
Serenity113 8 months ago 9
Isnt Lizzie beautiful? :)
dancingdewdrop 9 months ago 2
@dancingdewdrop and the actress is also growing old beautifully. she has it, probably, in her spirit to be beautiful
billegeto 9 months ago
@billegeto very true :)) real women !
dancingdewdrop 8 months ago
@dancingdewdrop and the actress is also growing old beautifully. she has it, probably, in her spirit to be beautiful
billegeto 9 months ago
@dancingdewdrop She is Indeed :D She looks very beautiful and very decent *-*
Nouranmosaad97 8 months ago 4
@freeofbags Jane Austen was not yet "two and forty" when she died in 1817. I hope this answers your question.
rasta13820 9 months ago
@freeofbags With young sisters eligible for marriage Eliza didn't want to admit her age. At this time the average life span for woman was about 40& many women died young giving birth. This is why marriage occurred with teenaged girls. Being 20, Eliza was not the young, giggling girl depicted elsewhere but a mature women who had reached half her expected lifespan. Many viewers have commented that this Eliza is too old for her part-NOT SO! Desperate Charlotte was at the upper age for marriage.
rasta13820 9 months ago
lol the way MR. Collins runs!!! lol ahahahahahahah
canshin665 9 months ago
Wat erg, al die jaknikkers op dat bankje en het zijn allemaal mensen die haar naar de mond praten, mr. Collins is nog het ergste, gevolgd door miss Jenkins
joseesje10679 10 months ago
LOL Lady Catherine looks like Mr. Bean's version of Whistler's Mother.
eleobulat 10 months ago 3
Darcy just can't keep away from her even to enduring his aunt's company. He just can't comprehend that Lizzie is truley this honest. That she won't kow-tow to him. His cousin certainly is a sweet guy and sees Darcy as he is. Probably why Darcy tolerates him. But that aunt and her ego. The young girl can't understand why they are invited to the big house so much. It's because the high-born woman needs an audience. She's used to Mr. Collins who listens to her every word. Lizzy is a threat.
Songsmirth 10 months ago
I love how uncomfortable Darcy looks sitting there. "Should I go over there and talk to her? What if I say something stupid? She's so much prettier than I remember."
WildGiggleGirl 10 months ago 3
Well Lizzie he keeps staring at you because he likes you! :D
FurubaKyoTohru 10 months ago
LOL i love how mary starts running when Mr Collins said "make haste make haste". Would have been very funny if Charlotte broke out on a run as well.
fateemah 10 months ago
I hate Charlotte Lucas in this version.
TheDiariesOfVampires 10 months ago
what on earth does one and twenty mean! i have read and re-read the book, watched the clips, and i STILL can't make it out...please...someone end my agony!
funnypumpkinhehe 10 months ago
@funnypumpkinhehe It means twenty one. Hope you can live in peace now :)
vani4200 10 months ago 7
@vani4200 hahaha! thank you!!!
funnypumpkinhehe 10 months ago 2
@funnypumpkinhehe it means twenty-one. thats how they said their age
undesirablenumber1HP 9 months ago
It seems that mr. Darcy's family is just as awful as Lizzie's
467290 11 months ago
what chapter is this in the book??
tennisprolinda94 11 months ago
@tennisprolinda94 Chapter 31. It is practically the exact dialogue to the book. - That scene is some intimate btw Lizzie and Darcy -- even with all others near and far. "We neither of us perform to strangers ((((just each other))). ♥
CMVIA 11 months ago
At 5:03 music box chimes turns her frown upside down; very awkward!
Jared7873 11 months ago
Why should Mrs. Collins only go to Nicholson the Apothocary? Probably because he is the only Apothocary in Meriton that votes for Lady Catherine's Party candidate--whig or tory.
mc0558 11 months ago
Lady Catherine is a very great lady indeed. Too bad Anne isn't a bit more alive.
mc0558 11 months ago
Why's mr. Darcy brooding so much? If I told him "did you know like you're the main male protagonist of Pride and Prejudice and like all the girls are crazy over you" he'd probably like meh.
DarkSakuraVII 11 months ago 3
Colonel Fitzwilliam is very dashing in this adaption, if I were Elizabeth I'd prefer him to Mr. Wickham.
missstripedsocks 11 months ago 14
love this serie...
evelyn27able 1 year ago
Lady Ca looks like mr bean hahaha, random thinking o.O
I expected her to be younger and prettier, she doesn't look elegant or so...and her daughter shouldn't be like that...too much make up (she's supposed to be weak and sickly but she is more like a zombie here ¬¬) .
puccapinguina 1 year ago 4
lol the look of Cathrine de berg when Lizzy states out her opinion!!!!
8billitsa 1 year ago
Have you noticed that Lizzy think of Darcy every moment of her life???!!!!!!Well she does not speak well about him but she makes comments about him like "She will make a proper wife" in 01:53.I beileve that she cared for him otherwise she wouldn't get mad about his character....
8billitsa 1 year ago
The castle of The Rosings is indeed imposing , the grandeur of the castle is rather intimidating than inviting , i am sure even a short presence in the manor could not please even a more amiable persona than Lizzy.
I wonder how could a person feel well and at home in such a place, since comfort means sth else besides spacious rooms or luxury, comfort is in the air of the rooms and their interier design rather than in the dimensions of the manor
adecklo 1 year ago
Anyone else think Colonel Fitzwilliam is rather charming? I always wondered why Lizzie didn't try to get to know him better. He seems a nice chap.
SZRD 1 year ago 6
@SZRD
Actually, in the book they get closer to each other but then he makes it clear to her that they don't have a future because of Lizzie's low place in society
3Annika7 10 months ago
I encourage him to be in his garden as much as possible :-) She cracks me up!
juleseemimi 1 year ago 5
Mr. Darcy is a divine creature to be sure....
Ballet4Everz 1 year ago
Dang, playing Darcy's part is soo easy. All you have to do is STARE O.O
loi2007 1 year ago 3
5:09 LOL
yomisma77 1 year ago 2
Lady Catherine probably insists that Mrs. Collins go the Apothecary Nicholson because he votes for the Party that she supports--the Tories or the Whigs--while his rival votes for the opposite Party. People's votes were recorded and published. The gentry who vied for control of the borough and county seats in the House of Commons reviewed those books. And if a merchant did not vote the right way they ceased to patronize them. So much for the right to vote even for those few who had it!
mc0558 1 year ago 2
Lady Catherine's modesty is quite....absent
arinin 1 year ago
Mr Darcy: STARE STARE STARE STARE STARE <3
SugarMountain15 1 year ago 5
I love the way Mr. Collins covers his mouth when Lady Catherine speaks.
Prinzess26 1 year ago 5
"She will not think the worse of you for being simply dressed..."
Yeah sure, Lizzy's dress is the prettiest of all!!!!
kmi2995 1 year ago
I'm naming my child Fitzwilliam, fo' real.
Cheyanneasaurusrex 1 year ago 3
the bushy sideburns are such a turn off!!.are they fake?
magsonmove 1 year ago
ooh i laughed so hard at lady catherine de bourgh. the way she is smiling and then suddenly turns real sour looking at lizzy (around 5:00)
kashmir0203340 1 year ago 2
Well, Colonol Fitzwilliam is looking rather dashing... why is he a pudgy Englishman in the American adaptation??
SirSirRobin 1 year ago
i love how Darcy just stares because hes so captivated by Elizabeth. its so awkward but ssooo cute ^.^
blue2tiramisu 1 year ago
Jennifer Ehle (Elizabeth Bennett) reminds me of Merilyn Streep :)
alicechi1 1 year ago 2
haha I love Lady Catherine! LOL
mambamambaful 1 year ago
I love Lizzy's face, its so soft and pretty looking
innagirl23 1 year ago
Mr. collins would be a good tour guide. (or bad...)
kalimay2 1 year ago
That is a beeeeeeyooooootiful horse!
Looks like Firth had to become a bit of a horseman for the part (well, for all I really know, everyone in the UK is a horsy person - but still).
Rosebloom12 1 year ago
LOL! Thumbs up if you crack up every time Mr. Collins put's his hand up to his mouth to shut himself up whenever "Lady Catherine" begins to speak. :) I can't stop watching that part.
FabulouslyRita 1 year ago 48
Hey the music at 9.05 was also in Love Actually. Its called PM's love theme
irisnsc 1 year ago
@irisnsc It's actually Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11 . It's one of my favorites. :D
twilightsdawn94 1 year ago
ok mr darcy may be a total hottie, but he looks AWFUL in that hat!!!
pinkbambino1 1 year ago
Lizzy is my hero!sticking by her opinions even under the dangerous stare of lady Catherine.and darcy,what a perfect specimen !
Orlaithja000 1 year ago 4
i love that close up of lady catherine! haha
mimi11011 1 year ago 3
lol....she knows how to get rid of him
dollbabyluv 1 year ago
you know people are saying how much better this lizzy is than keira, but i find their acting styles as lizzy very similar...they both did a good job, its just on keiras part, good acting (no matter how good) cant make up for a mediocre script
BubblegumPopMusic13 1 year ago
cornel ftwilliams is fit... fit ...fit im not sure who id choose him or mr darcy. x
amberwhufc 1 year ago
Lady Catherine: WHAT? All five out at once??? *DRAMATIC CAMERA SWOOP*
DUN DUN DUUUUUUUUUUUNNNN
TheAbbyNormal 1 year ago 128
I like Charlet's younger sister. Make haste he says, so she starts running XD
pifflexprincess 1 year ago 5
"Can you tell me why Mr. Darcy keeps staring at me? What do you think offends him?"
Can I answer instead of the colonel? He is offended because you are not his. Yet.
Duh! :D
chelseababbiie 1 year ago 11
LOL i love how stupid Mr. Collins is (:
bluberrypenguin 1 year ago
i always wonder why lady catherine never learned an instrument when there is no other person in the world with better sense for music^^
MyDreamLivesInMe 1 year ago 6
I like how Fitzwilliam smiles at 07:13! Seems like he's presuming something^^
Sturmwoelfin 1 year ago
@Sturmwoelfin I thought of it more as a silent message between explanations; as if he is sincerely saying: "That's why."
chelseababbiie 1 year ago
Ha I am glad that the De Bourghs are just as mortifying as Lizzie's family. Especially in this version even more than the book, I find
Indzzgracey 1 year ago
hot starring!!!
Jfad18 1 year ago
LOL charlottes little sis 6:8
22sarah54 1 year ago
how old is lizzy supposed to be?
lovebabyL1 1 year ago
@lovebabyL1 she's 20 I believe
katherine3172001 1 year ago
he's always looking at her! hey i'm over here,, u can look at me too! hahah! Colin Firth is a great Mr. Darcy :) btw i love both versions. don't you agree??
jammie146 1 year ago 3
if someone wud stare at me lyk dat,, i'll melt! wew,,
jammie146 1 year ago
love the scene with Colonel Fitzwilliam, Darcy and Lizzy. especially Fitzwilliams expression when Darcy and Lizzy share something like polite conversation and later Darcy's expression, when Lizzy says "I always believe in first impressions and his good oppinion once lost is lost forever", he looks like "darn, she remembered that?!" so funny :D
BenjiPiglette 1 year ago 59
@BenjiPiglette haha that's because us girls don't easily forget these things (insults) ehh :P
xxVeronica92xx 1 year ago
@BenjiPiglette ikr it is halarious
kyla901 9 months ago
Phantonphan11: I agree with u completely. Colonel must be thinking "What a silly girl? If only she knew that the he has got his knickers twisted in his love for her, quite badly too." Ideal situation to quote Lydia Bennett, "La..what a joke!!"
vaava1980 1 year ago 3
" I like her. Yes she is sickly and cross. Yes she will do very well."
i love Lizzie
jackiesmackiequackie 1 year ago 3
Mr Darcy's confused and akward stares... oh so loverly
3carlyann 1 year ago 3
MERYL STREEP! THATS WHO LIZZY REMINDS ME OF!! goodness that was bothering me
HannahVell 1 year ago 5
@HannahVell YES!! My first thought exactly! The nose is different of course, but the rest, well, they could be sisters!
2degucitas 1 year ago
I love the music that plays whenever Lady Catherine is shown. It's like the Jaws theme song, warning the viewer of impending doom.
chickendolla 1 year ago 7
"Can you tell me why Mr. Darcy keeps staring at me?"
Oh, gee, I haven't the slightest idea...*cough*
PhantomPhan11 1 year ago 3
lizzy is very smart i love the way she wont let lady C put her down
DaphneeLudwig1 1 year ago 5
Colin Firth is one of those rare actors who completly become the one character they're playing. Marvellous!
chemical93girl 1 year ago 5
@chemical93girl i totally agree
sahana747 1 year ago
maria lucas is sooooo cuute <3 love the actor!
m2a2n2o2n 1 year ago 5
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strawberryshake1889 1 year ago
@m2a2n2o2n Jane Austen describes Maria Lucas as an airhead.
rasta13820 1 year ago
@rasta13820 really? oh wow, didn't know that. I can see it though why.
m2a2n2o2n 1 year ago
I bet that Mr Collins will choose the name Catherine for his daugther :) or it migght be Rosie as a second choice \m/
Gerj100 1 year ago
Lady Catherine... The witch. xDD I love when she is smiling, then looks at Elizabeth and frowns. For such a serious character, she makes me laugh.
And Mr. Darcy. Oh, I can't breathe when he stares at Lizzy. I get so into the movie...
GaaraFangirl117 1 year ago 2
I loved in the newer version how darcy just showed up in the room and Elizabeth was just shocked dumb. It caters more to the romantic tension craver in me but I still love that scene.
Zoopoe 1 year ago
i like the way Mr. Darcy is totally staring at Lizzie while Mr. Collins sits groveling at his feet. *swoon*
spyked1 1 year ago
Isn't DARCY supposed to be Fitzwilliam?
Sage80 1 year ago
@Sage80 ya... i was a bit shocked too!
spyked1 1 year ago
@Sage80 He is. It's Fitzwilliam Darcy. However Fitzwilliam is a popular name in his family (his cousin) so he generally goes by William
virgojaempress 1 year ago
5:37. All I have to say.
Sage80 1 year ago
Aww, I find Mariah rather adorable! So far she's a likeable character :-)
whoohoothirteen 1 year ago
I love the part when Mr. Colins is like "Make haste, make haste!", and Charlotte and Elizabeth just stand there where as Mariah is running like hell. :)
iLuvsCows 1 year ago 6
Ban tophats!!!!!
kuttymarka 1 year ago
Elizabeth's eyes positively sparkle!
balipsette 1 year ago 2
After watching Lizzy for two and a half episodes, I must say I love her smile, she's just beautiful...I want to be just like her...:))
SolomiykaS 1 year ago