I know he was probably agravated about having to be there; that was why he was in a bad mood!! The letter it always gets me; I like other versions better as far as the letter; but it still convays the sentiment and love; still makes me cry!!
Love the running scenes. Even after 8 years Anne still seems to be rather passive in everything. But she finally realize she has to be in action in order not to miss him again .It's now or never. It's like She's running for her life. May be its her life for she can't live without him again
I love how she runs so far to go and find him!! I just wish that that kiss would have been... well.... less awkward! That has to be the most awkward and weird kiss, she's like taking forever to kis him, and he's just like ready, and it looks like she might be drooling or something... still romantic though!
You just missed Wentworth- Fifteen minutes across town- you JUST missed Wentworth, he's looking for you. That awkward moments when she wonders how she didn't run into him...
LOVE!!! Absolutely love this scene where shes running to find him <3 My heart sinks. I have such high hopes for her to find him (even though I knw the ending) .
My problem with her running (aside from being anachronistic) is that it omits the complex meanings of the book. In the novel, Wentworth realises that far from being easily persuaded, Anne is constant in her principles. I love the subtle unfolding of how they reveal their feelings - Anne to Captain Harville, Captain Wentworth by letter. This version cuts out the subtlety and hammers us over the head with its symbolism.
I absolutely love the look on his face with Anne explains that he is 'utterly misinformed'. :) My question is, would they have REALLY been able to go off into another room alone? I would have thought that would be highly improper to not have a third party in the vicinity.
I didn't care for all the running... I believe I prefer the 1995 version with Ciaran Hinds & Amanda Root. This version has merit, but I like the previous one better.
@DigiScrap34 He made up that he was charged to ask her that. He just wanted to know if she was going to marry Mr. Elliot, so he devised a plan where he would ask her, while making it seem like Admiral Croft was asking her.
Before I actually went to Bath, I had no idea how far she had been running. It is actually quite a ways, and it is all up hill. No wonder she is so out of breath.
What bothers me the most, after the too long kiss, is that he had a three second head start and yet when she gets out the door, he's not in site anywhere! And then, he has time to write a letter AND give it to his friend? He's had time to join his family, then go back to her house? The timing is so off it takes away my concentration off the story. Maybe he's teleporting! How could a director foul up this badly? And the camera is not stablized when she's running back to Camdom Place.
Am I on crack, or does the music playing when Anne leaves her home to chase after Wentworth sound strikingly like the 2005 P&P Soundtrack? It sounds like a scaled down version of 'Liz On Top Of The World' by Jean-Yves Thibaudet? I believe it's 'Utterly Misinformed' by Martin Phipps, but I can't be the only one to hear that.
I WANT the soundtrack anyway :). I like the music they've put with the adaptations recently, rather than the staid ones you'd hear in all the 90's versions.
Of course, I love the 90's stagings of Austen's books (Mmm, Mr. Firth :)), but I like this music.
This version of Persuasion (my fave Austen book, btw) had one really annoying thing going for it. I HATED the DP's choice of camera movements. Too distracting, not flattering (Unless on Rupert), and just difficult. Plus, too many cuts to audience (when she looks directly into the camera); it's tough to do. Frances O'Connor did it splendidly in 1999 Mansfield Park. This one was just annoying.
@kerkie I totally agree! It was creepy sometimes too. Her suddenly looking up, and when the camera was so up close. Other stuff were missing too, like there were a lot of camera shots of just one person, when you desperately wanna know the reaction of the other! An example is this last scene when she's panting n looking at Wentworth!! I wanna see what he's looking at!!! Or when he met Mr. Elliotte at the book store and Anne introduced them. I wanted to see his Wentworth's face!! Not his back!!!
i love the addition of her running after him.....The whole premise of the book is waiting for the right chance at love. Their first time obviously was hindered and blockaded the first time, but when she sees the opportunity for that chance at happiness she must chase after it to catch it and not allow anything to stop her. <3 Jane Austen is the most amazing love storyteller in the history of literature!
i love the addition of her running after him.....The whole premise of the book is waiting for the right chance at love. Their time obviously was hindered and blockaded the first time, but when she sees the opportunity for that chance at happiness she must chase after it and not allow anything to stop her. <3 Jane Austen is the most amazing love storyteller in the history of literature!
If Wentworth stayed in one place for just a minute more and stopped being so fucking hazy about everything then she wouldn't have to find out in a LETTER about how he really feels! Making that poor girl run -_-"! WHAT A FUCKING PANSY OF A BOY.
@yofila lol i think it's meant to be symbolic. for once, she chases after the thing she loves, and she wont let anything else distract her. that she would run to where he is and back again (almost like she's returning back to the beginning, -her starting place=her feelings for wentworth again) i hope that makes sense.
@yofila How dare you call my favorite Captain EVER a "pansy of a boy"? I wonder if you've been watching the same story as the rest of us? They were crazy about each other eight years ago, and continue to be that way still. Just like aulae points out she is running after him because she will not be Persuaded by anyone anymore! Besides have you looked at Rupert? He is definitely worthy of being run after..good looking with a loyal heart (still loves her after 8 yrs) Wish there were more like him!
Ok, so the part "utterly misinformed" Is indeed touching, the hope that comes into his eyes.... But when he repeats it back to her, I start to luagh...I can't help but wonder how many times they had to refilm it for the same reason...
I hate Jane Austen: it's her fault if I'm still single at 29! The men she created, (Darcy, Wentworth, Col Fitzwilliam, Col Brandon, Knigtley etc) make the men I meet in every day life so insignificant.
@msinvincible2000 I hate her too for the same reason. There's no such men in the real world (or only one in a thousand). Men of every day life should really watch this and learn from Darcy, Brandon, Wentworth or Tilney.
@msinvincible2000 I'm in a very similair situation to you, it's her fault that she created Anne Elliot, Charlotte Lucas, Jane Bennett, Elinor and Marianne Dashwood, Fanny Price and others, which make the women i encounter in this day and age a severe dissapointment and difference in comparison.
i love captian wentworth. i love how much he loves her and can only think of her. this is one of my favorite jane austen books and one of my favorite movies too.
My lord, I love the scene where Capt Wentworth is leaving and partically EVERYONE in her family was getting in her way, it was so touchingly precise to how she really is being blocked by her entire family from the love of her life.
And for god sake's, she had to run after him, then run back home. D<
"I offer myself to you again with a heart even more your own than when you almost broke it eight years ago" I need a Captain Fredrick Wentworh in my life. *sigh*
Was there some sort of time vortex that she fell into? How did he get away so quickly, go home, write the letter and go with his sister to "take the waters"?
@221Verona I love reading other people's comments because then I notice things that I would have never noticed if it weren't for these comments! You have no idea how much delight it brought me when Anne informs Capt. Wentworth that the Admiral was "utterly misinformed." You see that little flicker of hope in his eyes that wasn't there when he arrived at the house!
LOL he writes he is "uncertain of his fate...one look...would seal his fate forever"...while she's been staring open mouthed and practically gushing at him through the whole second half of the movie.
Why didn't she just blow past all these other people, grab him by the arm and take him back into the other room? The movie would have ended there,
Mrs. Smith, the invalid, would never have been able to run over there. She was an INVALID who had to be CARRIED into the waters. The original BBC in the 1970's really brought the Mrs. Smith character into focus. This one changes too many things and ruins the context of the whole thing.
2:33 - Wentworth's sudden change from absolute despair to a burstingly happy heart is so very, very uplifting. The lovely dear. His hope is beautiful.
@Laurakirwan1 it's not just about the looks of Wentworth, which would be pretty convincing alone, he waited for her for eight years and I think he proved that way that he would be a loyal companion for her, which is actually a big deal for me. We didn't see, if Darcy would be so loyal to his love for so many years(maybe). Furthermore he is more romantic than Darcy ,remember Darcy's proposal to Lizzy=) he frankly insulted her, compare it with the letter that Wentworth wrote. *sigh*
The plot changes are absurd. It wouldn't have happened that way in those days. She wouldn't have gone to another room where she was alone with the Captain. Why can't they just leave the plot as it is?
Aww come on! Someone offer the poor girl a ride!
HelloGudbye93 5 hours ago
Making her run all over the place, REALLY WRITERS?!? YOU COULDN'T COME UP WITH ANY OTHER FILLERS?!?! a lady would never behave that way in public!
ag4991 4 days ago
RUN ANNE RUN!
olga4tw 1 week ago
"I am here to take the waters. I have been dreadfully ill, it is my last hope" LOL
is it mean that I find that hilarious???
uglee45 1 week ago
@uglee45 lmao i laugh also!
missevilkitty 4 days ago
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magic0chicklets 2 weeks ago
A lady would NEVER run about places like that back then! But I still like the running scene anyways :)
34RiverStone 2 weeks ago
omg this is so intense!!!!!
acraftyperson 2 weeks ago
I know he was probably agravated about having to be there; that was why he was in a bad mood!! The letter it always gets me; I like other versions better as far as the letter; but it still convays the sentiment and love; still makes me cry!!
SelenaMulan 2 weeks ago
Love the running scenes. Even after 8 years Anne still seems to be rather passive in everything. But she finally realize she has to be in action in order not to miss him again .It's now or never. It's like She's running for her life. May be its her life for she can't live without him again
yurikoalice 3 weeks ago 2
"u pierce my soul, im half agony, half hope" nawww
liy0001 3 weeks ago 2
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liy0001 3 weeks ago
hello harry cunningham :)
Ichiroandsnowy 3 weeks ago
Omg I want one I want one if only you could snatch a character for your own from a Jane austen novel :(
JasmineRAWWR 3 weeks ago
@JasmineRAWWR I know!! I'd like Mr.Darcy please!:)
kennyg9898 3 weeks ago
I love how she runs so far to go and find him!! I just wish that that kiss would have been... well.... less awkward! That has to be the most awkward and weird kiss, she's like taking forever to kis him, and he's just like ready, and it looks like she might be drooling or something... still romantic though!
123abc13579op 4 weeks ago
@123abc13579op I agree; ALOT of people DONT like that part I do!! She wants to make sure she gets him THIS time!!
SelenaMulan 2 weeks ago 2
For being a lady that can walk a few miles she is a great long distance runner.
Sapphirekatgirl2 1 month ago in playlist Persuasion
Run Anne Run!!! (>_<)
amoge 1 month ago
Even after watching this a bazillion times my chest still lurches when he says, "misinformed. . . utterly."
It's nice to have all you anonymous fans to confess my ridiculousness to.
msuspartans112 1 month ago 7
I so love this letter he wrote to her. Men don't talk like that anymore :(
respecthewoman 1 month ago 4
ou his eyes says it all.
Ivankiaa 1 month ago 5
You just missed Wentworth- Fifteen minutes across town- you JUST missed Wentworth, he's looking for you. That awkward moments when she wonders how she didn't run into him...
eccenticitee 1 month ago 7
Run Forrest! RUN!
Ampsplifier 2 months ago 2
@Ampsplifier LOL!!!! Brilliant!
macgillacuddy 2 months ago
Now that's what I call a love letter!!!
iraqilynn 2 months ago in playlist More videos from TSOM90 10
"for you alone I think and plan"
scrubs4everr 2 months ago 9
LOVE!!! Absolutely love this scene where shes running to find him <3 My heart sinks. I have such high hopes for her to find him (even though I knw the ending) .
*tears*
blaquevamp 2 months ago 4
RUN, ANNE, RUN!!!!
Yrie27 2 months ago 5
Hm... So, Ms. Austen liked the name Harriet Smith, yes?
PrincessAnya91 2 months ago 5
i love the little glimpse of hope in Wentworth's eyes when she says "utterly misinformed". .
tulaeve 2 months ago 6
ROFLMAO...."I am here to take the waters....I've been dreadfully unwell, it is my last hope" push Anne to the side " Father"!!!! bwahahahaha
aeo2608 2 months ago 5
Damn! I thought that women back then weren't in shape!
twelvefeetof 3 months ago
My problem with her running (aside from being anachronistic) is that it omits the complex meanings of the book. In the novel, Wentworth realises that far from being easily persuaded, Anne is constant in her principles. I love the subtle unfolding of how they reveal their feelings - Anne to Captain Harville, Captain Wentworth by letter. This version cuts out the subtlety and hammers us over the head with its symbolism.
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I absolutely love the look on his face with Anne explains that he is 'utterly misinformed'. :) My question is, would they have REALLY been able to go off into another room alone? I would have thought that would be highly improper to not have a third party in the vicinity.
littlebutterflii 3 months ago
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littlebutterflii 3 months ago
"Good heavens, it's Mary." XD
astarashining4 3 months ago 6
The letter brings me to tears every time.
zulu32656 3 months ago 6
The kiss... most romantic. But I doubt if that would've been possible in the street at that time.
bambino0791 3 months ago
a woman would never be running about in that time! Oh well, it adds to the momment, i suppose. : /
34RiverStone 3 months ago
Do you remember Lady Russell,Captain?
How could I forget? lol
agathavercotti 3 months ago 6
I didn't care for all the running... I believe I prefer the 1995 version with Ciaran Hinds & Amanda Root. This version has merit, but I like the previous one better.
33dsh 3 months ago
Best love letter ever.
Ellie21408 3 months ago 6
Oh yeah I'll run for him as well. Damn I'll run even if he didn't want me anymore lol
nenecupcake 3 months ago 3
"Good Heaven's it's Mary..." lmao, indeed, that's my reaction too.
purple1316 4 months ago in playlist Persuasion 3
@purple1316 i laugh also !
missevilkitty 4 days ago
love the soundtrack while she's running
SoftHeartConviction 4 months ago 3
@SoftHeartConviction me too!! i wish i could know the name of it...:)
Cherry28K 2 months ago
How romantic, his note to Ann!!
DigiScrap34 5 months ago 8
Why is he charged to pass on the information to Mr. Elliot? BTW: I'm glad the truth comes out, that her heart may be revealed to him.
DigiScrap34 5 months ago
@DigiScrap34 He made up that he was charged to ask her that. He just wanted to know if she was going to marry Mr. Elliot, so he devised a plan where he would ask her, while making it seem like Admiral Croft was asking her.
LivingintheShire 3 months ago
@LivingintheShire
Thanks, It makes sense.
DigiScrap34 3 months ago
damn no cellphone!!!!
fooledbyfraud 5 months ago 69
Before I actually went to Bath, I had no idea how far she had been running. It is actually quite a ways, and it is all up hill. No wonder she is so out of breath.
rejones487 5 months ago 15
"Good heavens, its Mary." lol. Such a loving father...
kiminji100 5 months ago 12
After all that running, she must catch her breath & express her love towards him, that he will know that she never stopped loving him.
DigiScrap34 5 months ago 3
Why the running? The production should not have depicted her running so much.
isolanthe 5 months ago
@isolanthe I agree. A bit too much running
MasterBillie 5 months ago
What bothers me the most, after the too long kiss, is that he had a three second head start and yet when she gets out the door, he's not in site anywhere! And then, he has time to write a letter AND give it to his friend? He's had time to join his family, then go back to her house? The timing is so off it takes away my concentration off the story. Maybe he's teleporting! How could a director foul up this badly? And the camera is not stablized when she's running back to Camdom Place.
Songsmirth 6 months ago
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"for you alone I think and plan...have you not seen this"
that got me. I started bawling right after he said that, that's got to be the most perfectly executed line in life!!!! gahhhhh I love persuasion :)
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ShitHappens1st 6 months ago
Am I on crack, or does the music playing when Anne leaves her home to chase after Wentworth sound strikingly like the 2005 P&P Soundtrack? It sounds like a scaled down version of 'Liz On Top Of The World' by Jean-Yves Thibaudet? I believe it's 'Utterly Misinformed' by Martin Phipps, but I can't be the only one to hear that.
I WANT the soundtrack anyway :). I like the music they've put with the adaptations recently, rather than the staid ones you'd hear in all the 90's versions.
kerkie 6 months ago
Of course, I love the 90's stagings of Austen's books (Mmm, Mr. Firth :)), but I like this music.
This version of Persuasion (my fave Austen book, btw) had one really annoying thing going for it. I HATED the DP's choice of camera movements. Too distracting, not flattering (Unless on Rupert), and just difficult. Plus, too many cuts to audience (when she looks directly into the camera); it's tough to do. Frances O'Connor did it splendidly in 1999 Mansfield Park. This one was just annoying.
kerkie 6 months ago
@kerkie I totally agree! It was creepy sometimes too. Her suddenly looking up, and when the camera was so up close. Other stuff were missing too, like there were a lot of camera shots of just one person, when you desperately wanna know the reaction of the other! An example is this last scene when she's panting n looking at Wentworth!! I wanna see what he's looking at!!! Or when he met Mr. Elliotte at the book store and Anne introduced them. I wanted to see his Wentworth's face!! Not his back!!!
ShitHappens1st 6 months ago
which version is better? This one or the one in the 90's?
pwife4 6 months ago
I LOVE the soundtrack!! <3<3<3<3 i´ll force my sister to play it on the piano =P
TheSecretGirly 6 months ago
i love the addition of her running after him.....The whole premise of the book is waiting for the right chance at love. Their first time obviously was hindered and blockaded the first time, but when she sees the opportunity for that chance at happiness she must chase after it to catch it and not allow anything to stop her. <3 Jane Austen is the most amazing love storyteller in the history of literature!
drkangl6 6 months ago
i love the addition of her running after him.....The whole premise of the book is waiting for the right chance at love. Their time obviously was hindered and blockaded the first time, but when she sees the opportunity for that chance at happiness she must chase after it and not allow anything to stop her. <3 Jane Austen is the most amazing love storyteller in the history of literature!
drkangl6 6 months ago
I'm more amazed at Mrs Smith running to Anne. She's a cripple in the book.
mizzzdoom 7 months ago 3
EVERYONE NEEDS TO GET OUT OF HER FUCKING WAAAAAY!!!!
yofila 7 months ago 106
@yofila AGREED!! DAMN when she tries to leave to follow him; they just crowd her!!
SelenaMulan 2 weeks ago
WTF IS SHE DOING RUNNING AROUND THE PLACE!?
If Wentworth stayed in one place for just a minute more and stopped being so fucking hazy about everything then she wouldn't have to find out in a LETTER about how he really feels! Making that poor girl run -_-"! WHAT A FUCKING PANSY OF A BOY.
yofila 7 months ago
@yofila lol i think it's meant to be symbolic. for once, she chases after the thing she loves, and she wont let anything else distract her. that she would run to where he is and back again (almost like she's returning back to the beginning, -her starting place=her feelings for wentworth again) i hope that makes sense.
aulae 7 months ago
@aulae i know it's meant to be symbolic but honestly the guy should grow some balls
yofila 7 months ago
@aulae totally agree...although symbolicly or not I would run after Rupert/Captain Wentworth any day :P
albania1980 6 months ago
@yofila How dare you call my favorite Captain EVER a "pansy of a boy"? I wonder if you've been watching the same story as the rest of us? They were crazy about each other eight years ago, and continue to be that way still. Just like aulae points out she is running after him because she will not be Persuaded by anyone anymore! Besides have you looked at Rupert? He is definitely worthy of being run after..good looking with a loyal heart (still loves her after 8 yrs) Wish there were more like him!
albania1980 6 months ago
i love this series. doesd anyone know where i can get the soundtrack?
fleurgi 7 months ago
I wouldn't want to be Sally Hawkins when filming this scene. The poor woman must have been running all day!
AnKeee96 7 months ago 2
I always wonder how Captain Wentworth could get away so fast. Anne runs here and there and never encounters him until the end.
msuspartans112 7 months ago 4
When Annes Dad said "Good hevens! its Mary!" he really didnt sound to happy to see her. (i wouldnt either.)
littlebuffolow 8 months ago
@AndSendMe haha! I bet she ran more that day than she ever did in her whole entire life! ;D
alexxxL16 8 months ago
Why the heck is she running like that to and fro? It's absurd!
anglen4891 8 months ago 3
@anglen4891 Bad enough to have had her run the one way but then back again!
AndSendMe 8 months ago
if a man write a letter like it to me... I will run around the world for his sake...
misobaravi1996 8 months ago 9
Ok, so the part "utterly misinformed" Is indeed touching, the hope that comes into his eyes.... But when he repeats it back to her, I start to luagh...I can't help but wonder how many times they had to refilm it for the same reason...
purple1316 8 months ago in playlist Persuasion
I hate Jane Austen: it's her fault if I'm still single at 29! The men she created, (Darcy, Wentworth, Col Fitzwilliam, Col Brandon, Knigtley etc) make the men I meet in every day life so insignificant.
Oh Jane, I hate you and I love you
msinvincible2000 9 months ago 10
@msinvincible2000 I hate her too for the same reason. There's no such men in the real world (or only one in a thousand). Men of every day life should really watch this and learn from Darcy, Brandon, Wentworth or Tilney.
TheAllisP 8 months ago 2
@msinvincible2000 I'm in a very similair situation to you, it's her fault that she created Anne Elliot, Charlotte Lucas, Jane Bennett, Elinor and Marianne Dashwood, Fanny Price and others, which make the women i encounter in this day and age a severe dissapointment and difference in comparison.
Miss Austin you have a lot to answer for.
barnabyfraser 8 months ago 4
Gah... I'm not loving the dress Anne's wearing.. But it doesn't really ruin anything :)
coldplay108 9 months ago
I would like to see how Anne could look like with her hair made more "on the loose", and not so tight, it doesn´t look well.
UsagiVeg 9 months ago
God, she's getting a whole year's worth of exercise.
pushkin138 9 months ago 6
Okay can people stop interrupting them and let him tell her he loves her?
FanficfanaticSROC 9 months ago
The music in this film is amazing! It carries the emotion of the characters perfectly.
njenks24 9 months ago 3
Run, Anne, RUN!!!!
MyPaperBleedsInk 9 months ago 5
Charles makes me laugh everytime
beegirlsable 9 months ago 2
i wish people would stop damned interrupting them!!
imova 9 months ago 10
Why can't my bf write that kind of letter to me?
JaneentheBean 10 months ago 4
something i suggest none of you EVER do is watch this movie when you have annoying, loud elder brothers around.
beckaandpiano 10 months ago 8
Prefiero la version del libro, todo es mas delicado y realista para la epoca..
cxistitina 10 months ago
The piano playign whilst she is running is so profound,
yencoindragon 10 months ago 2
i love captian wentworth. i love how much he loves her and can only think of her. this is one of my favorite jane austen books and one of my favorite movies too.
seaa2 10 months ago
Where the hell is Anne running to? I had hoped they kept faithful to the book. And the way Anne found the letter in the book was perfection.
svufan9 10 months ago 2
Run, Anne, Run!
0omgw3tf 10 months ago 4
I wouldn't let my family get in the way either!! I don't mind her running it shows that she REALLY wants to catch him!!
SelenaMulan 10 months ago 3
@SelenaMulan I agree, like she finally knows what she wants and is determined to get it
OmoItsekiri 10 months ago
I have fallen in love twice. To Mr Darcy and Captain Frederick :)
SharineXZ 10 months ago 9
RUN ANNE RUN! :)
ShanaeEskimoFace 10 months ago 2
She could be a cross country runner.
maschpit 11 months ago 2
Ah!
this part made me cry...in the happy way.
Ladygwenea 11 months ago
My lord, I love the scene where Capt Wentworth is leaving and partically EVERYONE in her family was getting in her way, it was so touchingly precise to how she really is being blocked by her entire family from the love of her life.
And for god sake's, she had to run after him, then run back home. D<
Esty2326 11 months ago 3
the ending of the book is soooo much better!!! no austen women would run around bath like a crazy person...
SophalNY 11 months ago 5
@SophalNY Oh I dont know, it does make agreeable entertainment.
FellowTownsman 11 months ago
tell you sumut she is a bloody good runner .. i would have ran into him and then passed out from sheer exhaustion!
elzi100 11 months ago
this part should be called ''run lola run''
riabina17 11 months ago
Why can't I receive a letter like that *sigh*
FullOfBleep 11 months ago 2
I hate all the running.
heyginny 11 months ago
"I offer myself to you again with a heart even more your own than when you almost broke it eight years ago" I need a Captain Fredrick Wentworh in my life. *sigh*
MrsCraigDavid 11 months ago 4
@MrsCraigDavid
I think we would all love for this kind of love to happen to us!! Maybe I'm just a hopeless romantic
but I believe that it can....u just have to meet the one your destined for!
TheMissDeeQ 11 months ago 2
@MrsCraigDavid hahahaha me too!!! and i wouldnt let my family get in the way. :)
TEALSPRING 10 months ago
Those gray eyes are so beautiful....
JadeTigerGem 11 months ago
My story's more like this movie and I must say my happy ending is after 4 months!!
Bufurzone 11 months ago
Frederick must walk really really fast for her to have to run the entire time to catch up with him.
sexypuppyfortheSSPAP 11 months ago 4
Look at that spark of hope and longing in Wentworth's eyes when she says "utterly misinformed"... it's to die for...
221Verona 11 months ago 170
@221Verona Yes, yes, yes.
blacknovel1 10 months ago
@221Verona ...it is nice to know other people notice that too...you are not the only one. ;) Thanks for posting this.
beefire05 6 months ago
I really Love this movie...always watch it when I'm feeling "romantical". :D
raylenethunder 1 year ago
@raylenethunder oh i agree! this has to be one of austens best!!! i love the letter he writes her!!!
chickflickaddict91 1 year ago 4
Was there some sort of time vortex that she fell into? How did he get away so quickly, go home, write the letter and go with his sister to "take the waters"?
skippymagrue 1 year ago
I love the look on Wentworth's face when he says, "Misinformed...? Utterly...?"
bandoforlife 1 year ago
Anne has big ears...
bhanshee75 1 year ago
Anne has some serious lung capacity. She should run cross country.
muddysneakers 1 year ago
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muddysneakers 1 year ago
Aww you can see Went worth's heart breaking as he talks about Anne and Mr. Elliot.
pandagirl4jesus 1 year ago
utterly.. misinformed!
OneHindo 1 year ago
I love the way Captain Wentworth's eye flickers back to Anne with shock and hope when she says the admiral is "utterly miss informed".... so sweet...
221Verona 1 year ago 86
@221Verona I love reading other people's comments because then I notice things that I would have never noticed if it weren't for these comments! You have no idea how much delight it brought me when Anne informs Capt. Wentworth that the Admiral was "utterly misinformed." You see that little flicker of hope in his eyes that wasn't there when he arrived at the house!
Aphroditeuf16 1 year ago 4
@221Verona Oh, I agree; had to have had every woman melting. Such a fantastic look from our Mr. Penry-Jones. It was very Wentworth.
kerkie 6 months ago
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raemour 1 year ago
@raemour Great, thanx
TheGeologist1 1 year ago
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@TheGeologist1 I believe it is Royal Crescent in Bath
raemour 1 year ago
Anne Elliott, Jane Austen's ultimate track star heroine LOL
bookiee8 1 year ago 2
LOL he writes he is "uncertain of his fate...one look...would seal his fate forever"...while she's been staring open mouthed and practically gushing at him through the whole second half of the movie.
karenofbethany 1 year ago 3
Why didn't she just blow past all these other people, grab him by the arm and take him back into the other room? The movie would have ended there,
Mrs. Smith, the invalid, would never have been able to run over there. She was an INVALID who had to be CARRIED into the waters. The original BBC in the 1970's really brought the Mrs. Smith character into focus. This one changes too many things and ruins the context of the whole thing.
karenofbethany 1 year ago
He has such emotion in his acting. Wonderful.
curlysue27 1 year ago 3
What does Wentworth begin to say at 3:11?
curlysue27 1 year ago
@curlysue27 I believe he says "As to that..."
anette2050 1 year ago
she must be in shape cause that is a lot of running
SailorShani04 1 year ago 3
you can just imagine her getting hit by a cart or something as she runs, though that would ruin the story
BEcca4664 1 year ago 3
Oh God will the running never end????
emilymurphy128 1 year ago
2:33 - Wentworth's sudden change from absolute despair to a burstingly happy heart is so very, very uplifting. The lovely dear. His hope is beautiful.
LeOceanLia 1 year ago 8
SQUEEE rupert penry-jones is verrry pwoar pwoar
lilithgrrrl 1 year ago
this is my second favorite movie of the jane austin novels. this movie is a very close second to pride & prejudice with collin firth.
dawn4349 1 year ago 3
oh dear, poor sir wentworth...going through far to many awkward social approaches....poor man :p
Patronascharm 1 year ago
Love jane Austin BTW how long does a girl need yo run until she finds him
cuteloveme 1 year ago 4
IF YOU HATE THIS ADAPTATION, DON'T WATCH IT.
freurlid3 1 year ago
MRS. SMITH IS SUPPOSED TO BE A HELPLESS CRIPPLE! >:(
violentfille 1 year ago 3
it's these kind of movies that make me want to marry a british man :)
kateygirl86 1 year ago 7
does mary have some sort of mental condition or WHAT!?
am3ri3s 1 year ago 7
I guess I'd prefer Wentworth over Darcy =)
perfectioning 1 year ago 6
@perfectioning love Wentworth but have to disagree with you, Darcy is the greatest in my opinion.
Laurakirwan1 1 year ago 3
@Laurakirwan1 - I would have to prefer Anne to either of them. Hands down.
OurManInMarrakessh 1 year ago
@Laurakirwan1 it's not just about the looks of Wentworth, which would be pretty convincing alone, he waited for her for eight years and I think he proved that way that he would be a loyal companion for her, which is actually a big deal for me. We didn't see, if Darcy would be so loyal to his love for so many years(maybe). Furthermore he is more romantic than Darcy ,remember Darcy's proposal to Lizzy=) he frankly insulted her, compare it with the letter that Wentworth wrote. *sigh*
perfectioning 1 year ago 2
@perfectioning that is so true...8yrs to wait for someone thats a lot for a man...N you i like wat you said abt darcy...I prefer Wentworth too.
lea9917 1 year ago
@perfectioning me toooooooooooooo!
killer5984 1 year ago
I love how they show her running. Very poetic.
g2the2nd 1 year ago 2
God I LOVE Jane Austen!!!!! :)
tabirocks1989 1 year ago 8
That letter always just makes me melt :)
kateclaudia 1 year ago
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she s got such big ears
lolitagohome1 1 year ago
You can just imagine what he's thinking in the silences, like at 1:44 it could possibly be:
"Admiral Croft has been confidently informed *thoughts* that you're getting engaged to that prick in the stupidly tall hat *end thoughts* Mr Elliot."
Just a humourous thought that popped into my mind there. Love that scene though, just the way it is.
Sakura9406 1 year ago 3
run forrest run!
minnie110 1 year ago 7
The plot changes are absurd. It wouldn't have happened that way in those days. She wouldn't have gone to another room where she was alone with the Captain. Why can't they just leave the plot as it is?
TheGlaros 1 year ago 3
So Wentworth either broke left as he left the house, or he was in the small carriage at 4.04, always confused me that part.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
at 5:19 that group of people is clearly ahead of Anne and mrs smith but then at 5:37 the same group is still on their back. i still prefer the book.
xXxFreakGirlxXx 1 year ago
Run, Forr..I mean, Ann...Run!! AHAHA
anatinoni 1 year ago
1:31 Jealous much Elizabeth?! AHHA
anatinoni 1 year ago