An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde (1969 TV) -- part 8/8

[VanessaRealtalk]

Simply Put.. Love Love Love.. I love the Way Jeremy Brett acts it out.. Happy Happy Happy:)

[anette2050]

Thanks for uploading! :D What a charming adaptation! But the end was a little bit rushed, I think...

[gaiagale]

Delightful

thank-you for sharing

[changingowl10]

"Well. All's well that ends well." :D

[justanoli]

This is one of my favorite Wilde plays, and seeing Jeremy Brett lend his genius was all the more reason to fall in love with it. Thank you so much for posting it.

[sandra1731]

0:13 – 0:19 "And I'm... I'm a-a little, over thirty." <3

[MexxsNieschenwesenCA]

I so LOVE Jeremy Bretts expressions and the way he behaves, the speaks, he moves... :D Sometimes it´s hot, sometimes it´s just genious and funny and... gorgeous! :D

The scenes with Miss Mabel - every one! - are so funny and sweetXDDD

[giuel95]

@MexxsNieschenwesenCA I agree!  :-)

[lefthandedsnake]

Hey, Sir Robert doesn't retire from public life in the play, he becomes a member of Cabinet.

But other than that it is a great performance. Lord Goring has dandy written all over him!

[bubblem8]

Thanks for uploading this. Brilliant stuff. :))

[MrsDelle]

Oh, thank you SO much for posting this! I enjoyed every second!

[nvalentino75]

Ah! It is Molly MacDonald from Monarch of the Glen! Love her!

[SlakeDragon]

Thanks for uploading! ^ _^ This was wonderful!

[McCoyFan]

Wow, that was so well done. And Jeremy Brett was amazing, as always. He and Mabel are sure to make a splendid couple.

[nsn73]

Thank you, thank you for sharing this!

[rkgrkg]

Thank you for uploading! Jeremy Brett was amazing!

[lordeck007]

0:47 till 0:54 absolutely lovely part

[eickelberg]

Thanks for uploading this! I'm taking a class on Wells, Wilde, and Shaw so it's very helpful and enjoyable to see the plays alongside reading them.

[bakerstreetbookworm]

"No...that was a flash of genius." <3

[TAfan2]

Thank you for uploading this!!!

I simply love Jeremy's laugh and smile... :DDD

[luisortmul]

It is... erm... interesting... that a clever woman's only weak point would be his love for a man, that she would be weak precisely in that when she was uncompromising in everything else. Oh, well, the play is quite wonderful in everyother respect, maybe even in that if you press me!!! Thanks so much for posting

[LabLE4]

03:10 to 03:13 really funny.. 03:33 to 03:35 charming Jeremy!

hmmm that wasn't the actual end but what the heck.. read the play and enjoy the movie :)

Thank you SO much for uploading!!!!

[presidentOrangutan]

His Lords hip, Her Ladys hip....lol, english titles are so funny.

[bvrcrap56]

WONDERFUL PLAY!

[MsQueen99]

miss mabel and lord goring are an abolutely lovely coupple :)

[speakingtruly]

Thank you very much for sharing this video. It was quite an experience to see it played, until now I had only read the play. Very much appreciated!

[Lytton333]

It was all carried off with such aplomb was it not? None of that hideous self-conciousnesss of which we are subjected to in contemporary 'adaptations'. Rupert Everett snifffing in between his lines etc..

[tenshady]

Nothing short of breathtaking

[Nonesane]

This was wonderful, thank you very much for uploading!

[absolute52347]

Thanks for uploading this!

[SEXYPLUNKY]

thanks for letting me see more of jeremy brett's great acting everyone else was fabulous to

[poppysdosh]

That was precious

[frostylunetta]

I wonder why a great actress like Margaret Leighton didn't won an Oscar for her stunning performances. But overrated actresses like Ingrid Bergman had won twice X3

[peymaania]

Oscar Wilde = Genius

[DevaRupa]

Delightful!!!

[Jillywinkles12]

aaahh I've watched this 5 times today alone.

I only wish that we could have gotten to see Brett's reaction from 3:13 to 3:33...I'm sure his acting was marvelous.

[issentidu]

CHE PALLE!!!

[starcoffee]

I like the music very much

Does anyone what it is?

[unwantedfairy]

Fabulous! Thank you so much for uploading it! <3

[gary777777]

From May 11 1969.

[macintosha]

Thank you for the videos ^_^

[slatkasrca]

Thanks for posting this, I really loved it!!

[astitchintimetosave9]

I didn't know that this existed. This is fabulous! Keith Michell (Henry VIII), Jeremy Brett (My Fair Lady, Sherlock Holmes), Susan Hampshire (Born Free, The Pallisers) all by way of Oscar Wilde! *SWOON* I will bless you forever for posting this!

[LonelyBand]

i love this play

thanks