I wanna ask u guys this question. Do you think Margaret has already in love with John the first time she saw him and kept denying it because of his attitude towards "the little people" or really hated him at first but grew to love him? Cause I think her actions during the riots showed that she was in love with him already as he was with her.
Because she is a bit of a contradictory. She says that she does not fancy him, yet she stares at him often, and it looks to be very longing. She helps him during the riot, risking her life to do so, yet she says that she does not even like him. I think she certainly was interested enough to care for him, not love. Love grew as time went on, especially when he helped he near the end.
@ftwi1 I think there was ATTRACTION on her part the first time they met, but by the time of the riots she was definitely in love with him. Noble as she is, I think it takes a lot of love for someone to risk her own life for someone else.
I love Sinead Cusack's portrayal of Hannah Thornton. Her expressions, the way she speaks...she just brings the character to life. I didn't like Mrs. Thornton in the book but I love her in this series. She comes across as a hard and proud woman at first, but she has a great deal of courage, integrity and honesty and she loves her son fiercely. This scene is one of my favorites. You can totally see John's vulnerability and Hannah's tenderness, something they would never show to the outside world.
I think Mrs. Thornton represents the struggle every mother goes through when she sees her child taken away from her by someone else. And she is very true, mother's love is for life while romantic love to call it that....not so much. That is why the high rates of divorce nowadays. We fall in love, but we change all through our lives, and unfortunately, even though living together, it doesn't seem we change in the same way. Love only lasts forever in romances.
Everyone on here is saying that they would love to have lived in that time period but I don't think you guys realize what that truly means...life back then wasn't all about falling in love with dashing men in suits. Would you really want to live in a sexist society with no modern medicine or technology, squeezed into a 16 inch corset? I don't think so...
I don't understand why so many here criticize the mom. The mom raised him out of nothing and went through a lot together. And how well she has raised him! He's the biggest catch around. Of course she is protective of him because she knows he's not as tough as he appears. I adore mommy's boys. If a man can't love the woman who raised him, he can't love you enough.
@katarameneHayate No woman can precede the woman that gave birth to him. It's a hypocrisy for wives or girlfriends to think that way because they feel very differently once they have sons.
it's kind of ironic that he says "no one cares for me but you" to his mother....just read a few of the comments this video is getting, mr. thornton! that'll raise your self-esteem! ;)
Just saying, men probably don't dress like this anymore because in addition to "emphasizing their hotness," it would also quite literally make them even hotter. Not everywhere is blessed with the temperate British climate. They may be wearing a waistcoat and tails, but they would also be sweating through them. Nobody wants that.
As Amanda says in "Lost In Austen," it's the manners and the respect of the time that most appeals to us. I certainly wouldn't trade my ability to choose for the restricted role of homemaker (not that I don't respect women who do make that their life, it's just not the only role I want), but it would be thrilling for men to rise just because a woman entered the room. It would be nice if more men would open the door for women or at least respect women as more than eye-candy.
@s400435 that is sooo true. I love "Lost in Austen", as well as Austen novels and period pieces such as North and South, but it's the respect and chivalry that speaks to me. It absolutely makes my day when a guy holds the door for me, because I often find myself holding the door for them instead. I miss those values, and the way it shaped society. I'm all for women being independent and being able to choose for themselves, but I wish guys treated women with more respect like they used to.
Its funny how many women wish to be alive in these eras, when in reality, a majority of women could only wait until they were married to someone, run a household and that was their life; their whole purpose. I'm not saying that's a bad thing, but in the 21st century, women have so many other options, including that most women in Western society can marry for love... just something to think about.
@hrududu29 definitely true that women in the 21st century have a lot of options but thinking about it, the definition of "true love" these days is sometimes infatuation and not the real deal
@kathye239 good point. But I think with our view of these eras we like to think of Elizabeth Bennet, and Eleanor Dashwood, who got to marry for love. We forget about the majority of women at the time who couldn't afford to be romantic, such as Charlotte Lucas. I use to always think I was suppose to live in a different time, until I realized the blessings I have living in 21st Century North America, and saw my responsibly to use this gift to help others who don't have the opportunity.
i think you're right. sometimes i also wish to live in that century. it seems romantic! ^^ but we forget the bad reality: it was rare that women were able to marry in love! and other things: medicine and technik, everything was at the beginning. people in those days often died just from a cold. the cities were full and smelled horrible, pieces of horse dung were everywhere! it wasn't as clean as in the movies. i don't wanna live there, i just want some of the manners nowadays! ^____^
I thought, that at the begining, she was picking up her own gloves, meaning to go after him, but now i see that they are his gloves. she just wanted to hold some part of him. when we have a close up of his face walking down the street, he looks like he is going to commit suicide, not that i know what that looks like
I thought, that at the begining, she was picking up her own gloves, meaning to go after him, but now i see that they are his gloves. she just wanted to hold some part of him.
It's totally worth reading the book to understand the characters and get the real meat out of the romance. It was so full of intricacies that it would be a challenge to duplicate on screen. I'm having fun watching this film, though. And, yes, Mr. Thornton seems such a dizzying character.... he'd both vex me with his political/social views and melt me with that voice of his....anyways, back to the show :)
I love how Mr. Hale doesn't even think about how Margaret's marriage to Thorton would be advantageous for the family. He's just like "wow poor dude she never liked him lolol."
Poor guy. All that "she does not care for me" and it turns out he was right. Who would've thought? I guess i get that she has to be honest but she could've TRIED to be nicer about it. That "i do not like you i never have" i was thinking "YOU BITCH!"
So heartbreaking when he has to tell his mother she rejected him. Gah, I'm in love with the opening score. So beautiful. And I'm mesmerized with Richard Armitage's voice.
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Tired. VERY Slow. Not original. No characters one would identify with or feel compassionate for. Hard to stay awake at the same time. A good sleep aide.
Seems it just drags on and on and on. I finally gave up, mid-way into the 3rd Episode (i.e well after watching 18 parts.)
seeign this makes me sad i was born in 21st century...seriously i'd have LOVED to be born in this old era...family values, modesty..it's interesting how what now seems "fantasy" to us used to be the reality of our ancestors - and how i wish it was our reality as well!
@HProxEDWARDrox I think if you actually lived in those times you would think very differently. Living was very hard, not knowing if you would be able to feed your family. Women had no rights, the whole politics of marriage was ridiculous. I think its probably better to say you wished some elements of this time still existed.
@LCMac3 I totally agree... it was dirty, smoky, the sewer was the street, trash was everywhere- the industrial revolution was a tough time even for the wealthy...
women had no rights - and if their fathers or husbands were not liberal minded, no say in any matter.
modesty and values? the men could visit gambling joints and whore houses and would still be considered gentlemen - but the family honour would lie between the women's thighs - or rather depend on her keeping them closed...
@HProxEDWARDrox yeah it would have been lovely - if you had been a rich white man. i'm 100% sure that it freaking sucked for everyone else who wasn't, and that is why it is no longer "a reality". and don't forget about the high mortality and disease rates, no running water or electricity or any modern conveniences. get a grip, people. this is FICTIONAL.
in those times people didn't get to know each other too much before getting married. actually young people were definitely not allowed to spend time together without a chaperone. In the movie Margaret is represented as much more independent than she could have been in those times. I don't think women were allowed to walk around by themselves wherever and whenever they wished.
@fdtk77 It says in the book she has to get used to going out alone in Milton because in London she always had a servant with her. She does do it in Milton, but it is true walking alone would have been something an upperclass woman did not do if she could afford a servant to accompany her.
@fdtk77 It does say in the book that Margaret isn't used to walking alone and always had a servant with her in London. She does walk alone in Milton but that is a result of the family's financial situation, they are too poor to afford a servant to go with her.
How can Mr. Thorton be in love with Margaret that quickly, he hasn't had a chance to get to know her really and he is already propossing... how can that be??
@katalina125 In every movie they fall in love very quickly, and I did not know how is that possible. And I do not know now. That is because they have to show everything in a few hours. And in fact they show a few months or weeks in one hour. ;)
I love this story. It is very similar to my situation. I was the one who fell in love with my father's friend. when I confessed my love to him, he treated me worse than Margeret did to thornton.well, whatever, my ending is not going to be similar though.
Decent man that Mr. Bell. I wonder what his story is? Why he wants to see true love prosper? :) And Nights, that is a clever way of putting it. "He is a walking element of surprise." You sound like a writer. A good one. / I'm a sub and I have difficulties getting the guys to take off their hats let alone seeing them dress in anything but T-shirts. lol If they will take off their hats, their hair is greasy. ha Not always./ Go Mr. Bell!
@freakybrowneyes7: this dressing wud definitely emphasize men's hotness if they were to dress so today... today hotness is all abt how exposing ur clothes r...and hotness of a couple is all abt how x-rated scenes they get... but thornton looks way more hotter than any of our hotties today, and their couple has more sizzling chemistry than any x-rated makeout scenes today... the power of modesty at its best.. =)
@beahuynh Haha, you're welcome! I just can't beleive that men don't get that more women would want them if they dressed more like Mr. Thorton rather than *internal shutter* The Situation...
At 8:01 Ann looks like "aw dammit, here comes the competition"...
I love Mr. Bell! He's a walking element of surprise.
Mrs. Thornton is so completely honest; you can see where John's integrity comes from. It's odd that the same harshness looks almost attractive on him, yet is so off-putting coming from her.
The beginning with this magnificent music is simply tearing. Music goes quite in unison with RA's acting, imho. The sounds reflect his state of mind, heart, everything. It's a matter rather to be felt than to be explained, but I believe that John is distracted, dazed, etc, for the music gives me an additional, stronger notion of it. Then it seems to calm down, remaining merely with single piano tones. If someone will find a better metaphor for quiet, powerless despair, let me know.
I wonder why margaret always wears that hat when she's out. because in the books she wears bonnets like the other woman. her coat also seems different from the other women.
not complaining though, she looks beautiful quite mysterious.
She said that her friend, Bessy Higgins is dying! I guess that he spoke to Miss Latimer after Margaret refused him. Although, I never read the book, I figured that's what happened. Because when his sister married, he came out of the church with Miss Latimer. This is a great series!!! Love every minute of it!
I am confused. Is Mr. Thorton already over Ms. Hale because he walks away with Ann Latimer and she looks depressed when Ms. Hale walks their way Someone clarify the Mr.Thorton and Ann Latimer Situation for me please!
i think some of you are not so fair to Thorton. He's not a mama boy. Take in account for his circumstance... his mother was also his father.. and hearing the circumstances that befall his family, it only natural that he love and respect his mother. He respect and is thankful for all she have done for him that why he regard his mother's opinion so highly but not to the point that he cant do what he what he determine to do. and he defend Margaret when it's necessary.
I wanna ask u guys this question. Do you think Margaret has already in love with John the first time she saw him and kept denying it because of his attitude towards "the little people" or really hated him at first but grew to love him? Cause I think her actions during the riots showed that she was in love with him already as he was with her.
ftwi1 6 days ago
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Because she is a bit of a contradictory. She says that she does not fancy him, yet she stares at him often, and it looks to be very longing. She helps him during the riot, risking her life to do so, yet she says that she does not even like him. I think she certainly was interested enough to care for him, not love. Love grew as time went on, especially when he helped he near the end.
mahasalimable 6 days ago
@ftwi1 I think there was ATTRACTION on her part the first time they met, but by the time of the riots she was definitely in love with him. Noble as she is, I think it takes a lot of love for someone to risk her own life for someone else.
autumnsoliloquy 5 days ago
I don't like Mrs. Thornton much, but she speaks the truth!!
autumnsoliloquy 1 week ago
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What do you think?
mahasalimable 6 days ago
Mr Bell is like a Victorian Willy Wonka
marblememe1998 2 weeks ago 6
Much as I love Mr Thornton, I'd marry Mr Bell anyday.
F4NT4FRU1TTW15T 1 month ago in playlist North and South 4
Ahhh Mr. Bell. You sir have a better grasp on things than her own father has. LOL!
TheSapphireGirl 1 month ago
I love Sinead Cusack's portrayal of Hannah Thornton. Her expressions, the way she speaks...she just brings the character to life. I didn't like Mrs. Thornton in the book but I love her in this series. She comes across as a hard and proud woman at first, but she has a great deal of courage, integrity and honesty and she loves her son fiercely. This scene is one of my favorites. You can totally see John's vulnerability and Hannah's tenderness, something they would never show to the outside world.
Falooda87 1 month ago
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Pig heads???? Really????
JimandPamfan 2 months ago
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Thank you. To me it is all logic that the mother comes first in a man's emotion :)
marybarton2011 4 months ago
He so stole a glance at Margaret at 8:16!
brittyd89 4 months ago 5
the mom is like any mom, she wants the best for her son.
puppiesmusic1 4 months ago 2
I think Mrs. Thornton represents the struggle every mother goes through when she sees her child taken away from her by someone else. And she is very true, mother's love is for life while romantic love to call it that....not so much. That is why the high rates of divorce nowadays. We fall in love, but we change all through our lives, and unfortunately, even though living together, it doesn't seem we change in the same way. Love only lasts forever in romances.
fdtk77 4 months ago 5
"No one loves me..."
Mr. Thornton, dear, you should read the comment section.
JessFeser 4 months ago 76
@JessFeser lo0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0ollll i cant stop laughing at ur comment & u r so0o0o0o right
buntalneil4ever 3 months ago
@JessFeser Truer words were never spoken. lol
dht23 1 month ago in playlist More videos from lindamas1
@JessFeser made my day really.....
inheritance467 1 month ago
The street meeting is so awkward!
zulu32656 4 months ago
Mr. Bell, the shit-stirrer extrodinaire! How I love him :D
onepiecewonder 5 months ago 6
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onepiecewonder 5 months ago
Everyone on here is saying that they would love to have lived in that time period but I don't think you guys realize what that truly means...life back then wasn't all about falling in love with dashing men in suits. Would you really want to live in a sexist society with no modern medicine or technology, squeezed into a 16 inch corset? I don't think so...
brrrrantarctica 5 months ago 12
the music for this is beautiful :)
Tashastar100 5 months ago 5
Mr Bell!!!! what a TROUBLEMAKER !!!
beriamaureen 6 months ago
Richard Armitage get in my pants.
n4bzilla 6 months ago
I don't understand why so many here criticize the mom. The mom raised him out of nothing and went through a lot together. And how well she has raised him! He's the biggest catch around. Of course she is protective of him because she knows he's not as tough as he appears. I adore mommy's boys. If a man can't love the woman who raised him, he can't love you enough.
marybarton2011 6 months ago 33
@marybarton2011 yes but sometimes they love their mommies so much that they think no other woman can stand up to them..... this is sick...
katarameneHayate 4 months ago
@katarameneHayate No woman can precede the woman that gave birth to him. It's a hypocrisy for wives or girlfriends to think that way because they feel very differently once they have sons.
marybarton2011 4 months ago
@marybarton2011 LOVE the way you think:
REASONABLE, but EMOTIONAL at the same time - Like it should always be!
BLUAMOONA 4 months ago
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marybarton2011 4 months ago
i wish this was my life!!!!!1
diiehma17 6 months ago
Aaaahh, he was so disappointed and upset he walked off without his hat and gloves.
afrey12901 6 months ago 5
Great opening scene! Thorton pauses as camera pans to what seems a child's casket....A view of what the grave conditions the strike has caused!
razberyX10 6 months ago
mr.bell seems creepy...
tinkertoes1000 7 months ago
@tinkertoes1000 He kinds of thinks Margaret is hot. But he also is too perceptive.
marybarton2011 7 months ago
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oh my god i just recognized miss latimer... claudia brown/jenny lewis!!! :D
bbcseriesfan 7 months ago
oh my god i just recognized miss latimer... claudia brown/jenny lewis!!! :D
bbcseriesfan 7 months ago
@bbcseriesfan OMG I knew I recognised her from somewhere!! Lol I've been trying to figure it out for AGES! XD
mychemfreak246 7 months ago
it's kind of ironic that he says "no one cares for me but you" to his mother....just read a few of the comments this video is getting, mr. thornton! that'll raise your self-esteem! ;)
Bubbletea116 7 months ago 5
Just saying, men probably don't dress like this anymore because in addition to "emphasizing their hotness," it would also quite literally make them even hotter. Not everywhere is blessed with the temperate British climate. They may be wearing a waistcoat and tails, but they would also be sweating through them. Nobody wants that.
47thUsername 7 months ago in playlist North and South
that scene with his mother is one of the most heartbreaking scenes i've ever seen....
3993crispy 7 months ago 7
I think all the people that wish to have been alive during this era, for I am one of them, prove that one wants what one cannot possibly have.
MemphisCharm 7 months ago
Mr. Bell is nice... he is a very entertaining person to be around and very insightful.
JazzyJasmina 8 months ago
4:04 "If you dont hate her than i must"
TheMaiwand007 8 months ago 3
As Amanda says in "Lost In Austen," it's the manners and the respect of the time that most appeals to us. I certainly wouldn't trade my ability to choose for the restricted role of homemaker (not that I don't respect women who do make that their life, it's just not the only role I want), but it would be thrilling for men to rise just because a woman entered the room. It would be nice if more men would open the door for women or at least respect women as more than eye-candy.
s400435 8 months ago 6
@s400435 that is sooo true. I love "Lost in Austen", as well as Austen novels and period pieces such as North and South, but it's the respect and chivalry that speaks to me. It absolutely makes my day when a guy holds the door for me, because I often find myself holding the door for them instead. I miss those values, and the way it shaped society. I'm all for women being independent and being able to choose for themselves, but I wish guys treated women with more respect like they used to.
myjunefairy 7 months ago 4
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facinating movie... I loved it, when was this movie came out!
Sophie11332 8 months ago in playlist North and South
Creepy mother needs a hobby.
47thUsername 8 months ago 4
i thought Margaret said that her friend was dead?
carolmarzha24 8 months ago
@carolmarzha24 dying...
randomgirl734 8 months ago
i thought Margaret said that her friend was dead?
carolmarzha24 8 months ago
Its funny how many women wish to be alive in these eras, when in reality, a majority of women could only wait until they were married to someone, run a household and that was their life; their whole purpose. I'm not saying that's a bad thing, but in the 21st century, women have so many other options, including that most women in Western society can marry for love... just something to think about.
hrududu29 8 months ago 5
@hrududu29 definitely true that women in the 21st century have a lot of options but thinking about it, the definition of "true love" these days is sometimes infatuation and not the real deal
kathye239 8 months ago
@kathye239 good point. But I think with our view of these eras we like to think of Elizabeth Bennet, and Eleanor Dashwood, who got to marry for love. We forget about the majority of women at the time who couldn't afford to be romantic, such as Charlotte Lucas. I use to always think I was suppose to live in a different time, until I realized the blessings I have living in 21st Century North America, and saw my responsibly to use this gift to help others who don't have the opportunity.
hrududu29 8 months ago 4
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i think you're right. sometimes i also wish to live in that century. it seems romantic! ^^ but we forget the bad reality: it was rare that women were able to marry in love! and other things: medicine and technik, everything was at the beginning. people in those days often died just from a cold. the cities were full and smelled horrible, pieces of horse dung were everywhere! it wasn't as clean as in the movies. i don't wanna live there, i just want some of the manners nowadays! ^____^
kimchifii 8 months ago 6
He's really hot right? Or is it just me? *swooooon*
smoothseas1 8 months ago in playlist North and South 3
YOU"RE GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME!!!!
GegoStuff 8 months ago 2
one of the best productions of bbc ever
Queenmarythesecond 8 months ago 3
I thought, that at the begining, she was picking up her own gloves, meaning to go after him, but now i see that they are his gloves. she just wanted to hold some part of him. when we have a close up of his face walking down the street, he looks like he is going to commit suicide, not that i know what that looks like
271az 8 months ago
I thought, that at the begining, she was picking up her own gloves, meaning to go after him, but now i see that they are his gloves. she just wanted to hold some part of him.
271az 8 months ago
her fathers friend is such a trouble making nosey bastard! i cant stand him!
nicelydone31 8 months ago
It's totally worth reading the book to understand the characters and get the real meat out of the romance. It was so full of intricacies that it would be a challenge to duplicate on screen. I'm having fun watching this film, though. And, yes, Mr. Thornton seems such a dizzying character.... he'd both vex me with his political/social views and melt me with that voice of his....anyways, back to the show :)
pompettiwilliams 8 months ago 2
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I love how Mr. Hale doesn't even think about how Margaret's marriage to Thorton would be advantageous for the family. He's just like "wow poor dude she never liked him lolol."
linlovesthedoctor 9 months ago
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linlovesthedoctor 9 months ago
Poor guy. All that "she does not care for me" and it turns out he was right. Who would've thought? I guess i get that she has to be honest but she could've TRIED to be nicer about it. That "i do not like you i never have" i was thinking "YOU BITCH!"
aquamarinedust108 9 months ago
So heartbreaking when he has to tell his mother she rejected him. Gah, I'm in love with the opening score. So beautiful. And I'm mesmerized with Richard Armitage's voice.
peanutvera 9 months ago 2
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Tired. VERY Slow. Not original. No characters one would identify with or feel compassionate for. Hard to stay awake at the same time. A good sleep aide.
Seems it just drags on and on and on. I finally gave up, mid-way into the 3rd Episode (i.e well after watching 18 parts.)
yourtreat2 9 months ago
@yourtreat2 the you missed the big finale. Easy to stay awake because it kept you up with how it ended with a BANG! stby
nsb5Q322 9 months ago
@nsb5Q322 My impression was that the movie was a highly effective sleep aide.
WARNING! Do not operate heavy machinery, or drive after watching this movie.
Studies have shown this film causes brain damage if watched in full.
Pregnant mothers should be aware: This film can cause severe ADD or Autism.
yourtreat2 9 months ago
omgg mr.bell is so interestin! in every way.
303me6r 9 months ago
poor guy he poured his heart out and she stomped it. poor guy poor handsome guy poor sexy man.
enchantedmistress06 10 months ago 5
Oh dear Mr Bell! You're such an old lady with your meddling ways.
mollymoon565 10 months ago 8
Ahhh, Mr. Bell, what a riot, but i love his character...
dearcaym 10 months ago 3
Mr Thornton is HAWWWTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
waterfront1924 10 months ago
@waterfront1924 Well Duh lmao but really men in those days were more formal , and less cocky and douche bags
missevilkitty 9 months ago
I love Mr. Thornton's mom. She is hardcore!
gillyrosh 10 months ago
Aww, he´s so hurt. I´d love to cheer him up :D
UsagiVeg 10 months ago
i didn't get from the book that Mr. Bell was such a trouble maker, but i love it!
wraithsonwings09 11 months ago 3
@wraithsonwings09 I know, he really does stir up quite a fuss :D
ARbenSRbarGR 11 months ago
Mr Bell, how rude.
opositivenadia 11 months ago
seeign this makes me sad i was born in 21st century...seriously i'd have LOVED to be born in this old era...family values, modesty..it's interesting how what now seems "fantasy" to us used to be the reality of our ancestors - and how i wish it was our reality as well!
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TheMaiwand007 8 months ago
@HProxEDWARDrox I think if you actually lived in those times you would think very differently. Living was very hard, not knowing if you would be able to feed your family. Women had no rights, the whole politics of marriage was ridiculous. I think its probably better to say you wished some elements of this time still existed.
LCMac3 6 months ago 45
@LCMac3 Exactly my sentiments. Often, as fans of these Classics, we come to romanticize what must have been a most trying time for the majority.
feifus 6 months ago 9
@LCMac3 I totally agree... it was dirty, smoky, the sewer was the street, trash was everywhere- the industrial revolution was a tough time even for the wealthy...
Musefan0808 4 months ago
@HProxEDWARDrox
women had no rights - and if their fathers or husbands were not liberal minded, no say in any matter.
modesty and values? the men could visit gambling joints and whore houses and would still be considered gentlemen - but the family honour would lie between the women's thighs - or rather depend on her keeping them closed...
Spikesfeet 6 months ago 10
@HProxEDWARDrox yeah it would have been lovely - if you had been a rich white man. i'm 100% sure that it freaking sucked for everyone else who wasn't, and that is why it is no longer "a reality". and don't forget about the high mortality and disease rates, no running water or electricity or any modern conveniences. get a grip, people. this is FICTIONAL.
kiwiifalling 5 months ago 8
With a mother like that, no wonder Thornton became such a strong man. Only lionesses breed lions.
Asteph4chivi 1 year ago 13
ouch to Margaret at 8:26 then the glare!!
Damnit why are men so sexy when they're angry!!??
lambertlover978 1 year ago 7
I am really liking this.
75uscan 1 year ago
I love the music it goes perfect with the diferent scenes. Thanks for posting !
nani12379 1 year ago 8
in those times people didn't get to know each other too much before getting married. actually young people were definitely not allowed to spend time together without a chaperone. In the movie Margaret is represented as much more independent than she could have been in those times. I don't think women were allowed to walk around by themselves wherever and whenever they wished.
fdtk77 1 year ago
@fdtk77 It says in the book she has to get used to going out alone in Milton because in London she always had a servant with her. She does do it in Milton, but it is true walking alone would have been something an upperclass woman did not do if she could afford a servant to accompany her.
thejustnosy 1 year ago
@fdtk77 It does say in the book that Margaret isn't used to walking alone and always had a servant with her in London. She does walk alone in Milton but that is a result of the family's financial situation, they are too poor to afford a servant to go with her.
thejustnosy 1 year ago
How can Mr. Thorton be in love with Margaret that quickly, he hasn't had a chance to get to know her really and he is already propossing... how can that be??
katalina125 1 year ago
@katalina125 In every movie they fall in love very quickly, and I did not know how is that possible. And I do not know now. That is because they have to show everything in a few hours. And in fact they show a few months or weeks in one hour. ;)
JelenaLove97 1 year ago
@katalina125 My bros say a man knows within 5 min. of talking to a woman. But then again, they are extraordinary men.
Asteph4chivi 1 year ago
I love what the mother says: "your sorrow is mine. if you won't hate her, I will". so true and she's so brave to asay it out loud. she's a lioness.
fdtk77 1 year ago 6
its amazing how much this is like pride and prejudice. love it!!!!!!
emilou2012 1 year ago
I wonder when people stopped bowing and curtsying to each other :P
Ballet4Everz 1 year ago 2
awww...Mr. Thornton you are good enough!
MassEffectgrandia2 1 year ago 6
i'm so tired of Margaret always looking back.
luvinmysailor 1 year ago
I love this story. It is very similar to my situation. I was the one who fell in love with my father's friend. when I confessed my love to him, he treated me worse than Margeret did to thornton.well, whatever, my ending is not going to be similar though.
viasarffatti 1 year ago 2
oh Mr. Bell soo funny =)
Escape901 1 year ago
Decent man that Mr. Bell. I wonder what his story is? Why he wants to see true love prosper? :) And Nights, that is a clever way of putting it. "He is a walking element of surprise." You sound like a writer. A good one. / I'm a sub and I have difficulties getting the guys to take off their hats let alone seeing them dress in anything but T-shirts. lol If they will take off their hats, their hair is greasy. ha Not always./ Go Mr. Bell!
Songsmirth 1 year ago
Thornton thinks he's not goood enough for her, aw YOU ARE enough you ........... i'm so sad for him aw AAAWWWW. I JUST JUST..........
beegirlsable 1 year ago 8
hmm, why don't men dress like that nowadays? it just emphasizes their hotness =)
freakybrowneyes7 1 year ago 155
@freakybrowneyes7 because they'd get beaten up on the tube!
drlh90 1 year ago
@freakybrowneyes7: this dressing wud definitely emphasize men's hotness if they were to dress so today... today hotness is all abt how exposing ur clothes r...and hotness of a couple is all abt how x-rated scenes they get... but thornton looks way more hotter than any of our hotties today, and their couple has more sizzling chemistry than any x-rated makeout scenes today... the power of modesty at its best.. =)
HProxEDWARDrox 1 year ago 9
@HProxEDWARDrox Couldn't agree more =)
freakybrowneyes7 11 months ago
@freakybrowneyes7 exactly my opinion :)
RaspberryJam94 11 months ago
@freakybrowneyes7 totally agree
oceanlinda3 11 months ago
@freakybrowneyes7 Thank You, finally someone have the same view with me. =)
beahuynh 10 months ago
@beahuynh Haha, you're welcome! I just can't beleive that men don't get that more women would want them if they dressed more like Mr. Thorton rather than *internal shutter* The Situation...
freakybrowneyes7 10 months ago 3
@freakybrowneyes7
yes. yes indeed!
r4reading 7 months ago
At 8:01 Ann looks like "aw dammit, here comes the competition"...
I love Mr. Bell! He's a walking element of surprise.
Mrs. Thornton is so completely honest; you can see where John's integrity comes from. It's odd that the same harshness looks almost attractive on him, yet is so off-putting coming from her.
nightswimmer99 1 year ago 7
lol Mr Bell! he's always amusing himself vastly. Love his character, though I'm never quite sure what to make of him :)
SongsOfLostThings 1 year ago 5
what mr. thorntons first name?
avalon2468 1 year ago
@avalon2468
John=)
Kareena1988 1 year ago
friggin' hell grow a pair dude and leave your mummies side you're bloody 50
khorsheed1347 1 year ago
@khorsheed1347 i dont think he's that old maybe late 30's early 40's
avalon2468 1 year ago
@avalon2468
ahaha maybe a bit exaggerated....but anything over the age of 18 is old enough to be independent,
khorsheed1347 1 year ago
@khorsheed1347 im not saying that i just ment he didnt look 50 thats all :)
avalon2468 1 year ago
@avalon2468
Oh okay...as I said it was a bit exaggerated :)
khorsheed1347 1 year ago
seriously!! what is wrong with the mothers voice?!?!
71montypython 1 year ago 2
I knew the minute they asked Margaret to come over, OH SHIT, AWKWARD.
EverlastingxHope 1 year ago 2
The beginning with this magnificent music is simply tearing. Music goes quite in unison with RA's acting, imho. The sounds reflect his state of mind, heart, everything. It's a matter rather to be felt than to be explained, but I believe that John is distracted, dazed, etc, for the music gives me an additional, stronger notion of it. Then it seems to calm down, remaining merely with single piano tones. If someone will find a better metaphor for quiet, powerless despair, let me know.
thehalfsmile 1 year ago 5
@jangmiflower I just really wanted to shout at the screen: "but I LOVE YOU" XD
gossipgirladdict12 1 year ago 8
I love this series... I bought it and gave it to my sister in law I'm sure she will appreciate it like me.
menjiii01 1 year ago
I love this film, cannot remember how many times i've watched it
while i am sure it will definitely be less attractive without him
lisali0705 1 year ago
is it just me or is that mother-son relationship a tad too intense?
baronessvondengler 1 year ago 4
yeah it was definitley his gloves.
dgirl140 1 year ago
Nosy old Mr. Bell but he is a likable character. He seem to understand the conflict btw d 2 love birds better than any one
breakingblah 1 year ago 2
oohh i wanna be his mother and hold his face in me hands....
ccai6 1 year ago
so funny how they say they will never talk about her again.. a promise he cannot keep :P
jerona 1 year ago 5
I wonder why margaret always wears that hat when she's out. because in the books she wears bonnets like the other woman. her coat also seems different from the other women.
not complaining though, she looks beautiful quite mysterious.
jerona 1 year ago
They did good casting. Bessie Higgins looks alot like her daddy.
And Mrs. Thorton is ABSOLUTELY perfect in every scene. Gorgeous. Steals it every time.
I could go on about everyone. everything. I love this movie.
ladyrasberry 1 year ago
She said that her friend, Bessy Higgins is dying! I guess that he spoke to Miss Latimer after Margaret refused him. Although, I never read the book, I figured that's what happened. Because when his sister married, he came out of the church with Miss Latimer. This is a great series!!! Love every minute of it!
HeidiJRo 1 year ago
i thought she said bessie died??
BOKphilosophy 1 year ago
@BOKphilosophy no she said bessy is dying. Which means she's not dead yet.
ladyrasberry 1 year ago
I am confused. Is Mr. Thorton already over Ms. Hale because he walks away with Ann Latimer and she looks depressed when Ms. Hale walks their way Someone clarify the Mr.Thorton and Ann Latimer Situation for me please!
MsNicoleBateman 1 year ago
@MsNicoleBateman I wondered that too. But there is a lot cut here. And I don't remember it in the uncut version.
streetwhereulive 1 year ago
can sum1 plz tell me whts up with the blonde worker? they emphasize him a lot n i havnt read the book. is he important?
sugarbungie 1 year ago
i cant tell if mr. bell is a good guy, or maybe a bad guy! hes always stirring up something scandalous!
JaneAustenGirl2 1 year ago
all i could think when he was walking away was 'Look back, Look back, LOOK BACK!' I LOVE HIM SO much!
luvsbooks95 1 year ago
"No-one loves me...cares for me but you"
AND ME!!!!
dontstealmyvitaminis 1 year ago 54
@dontstealmyvitaminis
hahahahahahaha!
pompettiwilliams 8 months ago
I'd just like to point out that P&P was written before N&S. ;)
rnbldsrnmsvlbl 1 year ago
I can't help but find Mr Bell an intriguing sh*tstirrer... hheeee
fictionalbitch 1 year ago 5
Oh, my God. Him saying that he's not good enough for her... that just broke my heart. Poor man...
LittleSunshine91 1 year ago
Is something wrong with that lady's mouth ? I can barely make out a word she says
mateomom 1 year ago
the music is so soothing...they're amazing actors.
tAvZH 1 year ago
Mr. Bell is quite the instigator! :)
2009socalgal 1 year ago 2
@2009socalgal I agree he's a devlish little stirrer... I sorta like him for it though....
fictionalbitch 1 year ago
wow that whole rejection scene reminded me of Pride and Prejudice quite a bit! hmmm. oh those times...
RealCheeseOnly 1 year ago 5
In the part before this one, didn't Margaret tell Mr. Thornton that her friend Bessie Higgins died? Did I misunderstand something?
streetwhereulive 1 year ago
@streetwhereulive I was thinking that too. I thought she said she was dead?
xTheno1Jenzx 1 year ago 2
@xTheno1Jenzx I hope that someone will clue us in about that.
streetwhereulive 1 year ago
@streetwhereulive Margaret said her friend Bessie Higgins is dying
justaj4u 1 year ago
@streetwhereulive yes, when she and thornton were arguing she said her friend died, but there's bessie, alive and well in act 3...
kadoo430 1 year ago
noooo a girl's love is NOT LIKE A PUFF of smoke changing with every wind.,.,,
xzibit54321 1 year ago 4
Nothing wrong with being a momma's boy. If a guy can't respect his mother, how will be respect any other woman?
Maisha2006 1 year ago 15
i think some of you are not so fair to Thorton. He's not a mama boy. Take in account for his circumstance... his mother was also his father.. and hearing the circumstances that befall his family, it only natural that he love and respect his mother. He respect and is thankful for all she have done for him that why he regard his mother's opinion so highly but not to the point that he cant do what he what he determine to do. and he defend Margaret when it's necessary.
orangejuicerox 2 years ago 16
Higgins is such a good man.... I love this movie. The story is so beautiful. Thanks for posting it.
keedwar3 2 years ago 3
My, Mr Bell is v observant isn't he. I always thought he was a bit insensitive in the book, I like him this way.
MsYellowhippy 2 years ago 3
It's so hard not to love Richard! He's so handsome and such a good actor!!!
manicoco18 2 years ago 6
what was the thing that margaret pick up at 0:22? Is it a piece of cloth?
wincipoet 2 years ago 2