"Far From The Madding Crowd" by T. Hardy

[YouActLikeItsYours]

I love this movie

[Liesel93]

It’s wonderful that you’ve made this, there’s so little love for the adaptations and book on youtube. I just adore that clip 2: 49 – 2: 58 when Gabriel tries to tidy himself up, so sweet :)

[000266617]

have always called it "Far From the Maddening Crowd" and no matter what anyone says, I will continue to do so.

[peg2003]

@000266617 Maddening or Madding - both words mean much the same.

[readyformashiach]

@000266617 omg me too! i'm right with you there.......... sheesh... what does "madding" mean anyways?!

[lavanya2world]

amazing book! so well written!

[thehighplaice]

I loved this book in school and really enjoyed the film with Julie Christie. Thanks for posting.

[purplegirl265]

Thank you - this was beautiful.

[Gronsparris]

I wonder, you who have read the book, does she love Gabriel?

[j0andc0]

She loves herself more.

[Keshinee]

yup, at the end

[myname209]

can someone tell me where i can watch the whole version of this movie???

[soniaradu]

i saw it on youtube. i thought it was the whole version. it didnt seem to me that something is missing.

[HenrySimmerson]

Read the book and saw this version, poor Fanny Robin.

[need2bloved32]

Yes poor Fanny. Troy did love her he just couldn't marry her cos he married Bathsheba for her money.

[j0andc0]

Shame on Troy, they would have managed on a Sergeants salary if he had wanted to, it would of been a simple life but they would of had one another and survived. Proof that moneys not everything in life.

[need2bloved32]

He did want to marry her but she left him and ran away. He looked for her every where but he couldn't find her.

[j0andc0]

I dont think she left him, she was upset at getting the wrong church service on the day and troy was mad and said he wouldnt go through that again and she got scared and upset then left, but troy shouldnt have left her uncertain of things at the church yard.

[need2bloved32]

The bit with the rain on the tomb stone is where he is trying to put daffodil bulbs on the grave but the rain keeps washing the soil off. Him and Fanny never married.

[need2bloved32]

I think her body is supposed to be too weak to survive labour and all.

[OurManInMarrakessh]

@need2bloved32 - In the book its not very clear on that, they make plans for the wedding (Bans at church etc) then the following chapter just comes back to the farm at Weatherbury, no mention of confusion in Fanny going to the wrong church.

Troy was in the wrong though as he abandoned Fanny, just dont remember reading about Fanny going to the wrong church in the book.

[peg2003]

@OurManInMarrakessh In Chapter 16 'All Saints and All Souls', Troy goes to All Saints church to meet and marry Fanny Robin. Fanny confuses the two church names and waits for him in All Souls, across the square. After half an hour Troy finds her outside in distress. He calls her a fool and tells her, "I don't go through that experience again for some time, I warrant you!", and then walks away from her.

[artj22850]

Love this film. The book is wonderful and this film runs true to the original. I love the two leads and they have great quiet chemistry together. Nice job on this video. Thanks!

[weeknightingale]

Well done❣Beautiful!

[pepys1633]

Nathaniel Parker and Paloma Baeza are ideally casted as Gabriel and Bathsheba; good acting all round. This is far superior than the 1967 film by Bates and Christie...

[sugarkaneandchloe]

Is it? Really!?

[pepys1633]

Paloma Baeza is a great actress. Pity we don't hear more often from her. Her Bathseeba is far more realistic than Christy's

[sugarkaneandchloe]

Oh? How so?

[HenrySimmerson]

Agree with you, Christie is more easier on the eye than Baeza, but Hardy's finest work.

Should of made Fanny Robin a Heroine, but not to be sadly.

[sugarkaneandchloe]

She's a heroine to me :-)

[AbiH31]

Great job!

[zombiebrainedaliens]

Loved the book, loved the film, loved this video. Great job!

[polleah]

i love this video and the movie. Th book isen't as good without faces. But why did Bathsheba have to eb so stupid?

[lilyvegas]

WOW! Had no idea there was a more current version. Sad to see not on region 1, but where there is a will, there's a way. Loved the book! Thank you for this!

[NyteScrybe]

I LOVE THIS FILM...even if it is only on VHS here in America. Nathaniel Parker is the most delicious Gabriel Oak....oh, my...I'm all a-flutter...

[jad0407]

I am a huge Hardy fan and Gabriel Oak has always been a hero of mine. Thanks for posting

[celticcellocuts]

who sings this song? I really like it. can anybody help?

[mag999k]

It is Sade. The song is called: By my side.

[celticcellocuts]

thanks a lot.

[LitAdaptFan]

I second mlbeaver's request. I've only seen the 1967 movie version. But I just finished the novel, have fallen in love with it, and would love to see the 1998 tv version. The only available DVD won't play in Region 1. Someone pleeeeaaaaasse post it. Thanks!

[mag999k]

Search for FFTMC (first part is FFTMC 01-01)

[mlbeaver]

I have been searching for this version of Far From the Madding Crowd since it was on tv ten years ago. I can't find it online anyhwere to watch and a DVD is not available for my region. If anyone has the entire film and is willing to post it I would be extremely greatful. Thanks!

[mag999k]

Search for FFTMC (first part is FFTMC 01-01)

[saschanoir]

hi i am from denmark, i read this book when i was 14 years old. i actually did not now, that the book was adapted to a tvmovie.! I am looking forward to watch it. I luv this book1 thank you for this clip!

[JaneAustenRules]

I am reading the book for my victorian lit class and I really want to see this version, could you post some movie clips pls?

[chitchatkathy]

I haven't seen the film but I love the song even though I've never heard it before. I've never read the book or seen the film either but the clip in enticing, and I might do both. A very tall order!

Thanks!!

[Cait8915]

Aw, I love this! I've never seen the movie though. Yes! Now I have an excuse to go to Barnes & Noble. Hehe.

And is that Nathaniel Parker from the Inspector Lynley Mysteries and Bleak House?

[pirateAngel1688]

Thanks for sending this Caitlin, I've never heard of this movie before but now I'm afraid I must see it!

[aniaaa80]

The movie is brilliant! Deinitely see it!

[polleah]

I love this video. Thank you so much for posting it.

Loved it.

[sk8erjoanie]

So adorable. :-) Thanks for sharing.

[austengirl73]

I want to see this soooo bad! It's one of my favorite books of all time.

[Bagpussbee]

I was in this!... (one a lowly extra, one scene) good fun though!.. I recognise that haybale and the barn door....

[leorgo9]

Great video!

[Tony63efc]

I read the book last year and I thought it was great. The song is great; Sade was a one-off, her voice and look are so classy that she's really stood the test of time.

[SharpFinale]

i actually like this better than the film version

i saw it when i was very young,but i remember i loved it

very nice video:) whats the song?

[aniaaa80]

It's "By your side" by Sade.

Thanks for commenting.

[judyprm]

I love this film too.

[koniczynkaL]

Eee?? No ile razy można komentować no??!! LOL świetna piosenka i widełko, chciaż nie słyszałam wcześniej o tym filmie... chyba muszę się za nim rozejrzeć ^_^ nie ma to jak dobry periodzik xD Miło, że mimo pracy masz jeszcze czas na tubowanie :-))) Pozdrawiam!! Aha, 5/5 i faworki LOL