Pride and Prejudice-Dance

The dance in Pride and Prejudice from the BBC edition. It is processed so that the talking in the middle was covered by the music so it is a little bit awkward.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• BBC
• Pride
• and
• Prejudice

[gozala00]

Today I would find a version without the text blended in the problem is that it is a series, well it can be done, but first I need to find a version without subs blended into the movie. If the opportunity will com up, I might do that.

[MissRedBike]

I think it's funny the text i written i hebrew :)

[gozala00]

Today I would find a version without the text blended in the problem is that it is a series, well it can be done, but first I need to find a version without subs blended into the movie. If the opportunity will com up, I might do that.

[msinvincible2000]

how is this melody called?

[gozala00]

I personally don't know, if someone does I will be happy to find out myself. There are talking while dancing and I pulled them out. If I had only the music it would be better. Sometimes music is composed especially for the film itself, so it might be the case with this part.

[xchelseanax]

You know I know its probably alot more comfortable now days, But us woman have ugly clothes compared to a long time ago!

I wish people still dressed like this.

We down graded :(

[zeldafan10101]

My mom has this movie, and she is OBSESSED with this time period xD omg, she drives me insane. This is my favorite scene from the movie.

=3

[davetherave6724]

this dance is more fun than it looks

[aclmk33]

@msinvincible2000 The dance is called Mr. Beveridge's Maggot

[insolentlolita]

@myRincon Thanks for the name of the melody :)

[myRincon]

@msinvincible2000 its called Mr. Beveridge's Maggot

[xDdraigCymraeg]

this music is on The Tudors, too!

[cristinawilligs]

i like this darcy, but this elizabeth is very unagreable, and looks older than the character age, is a bitter spinster, cant see what darcy have seen on her

[gfks11]

Thanks Susana for sending... i like this movie very much!

[icekat83]

I'm a little confused. Is the dance called "Mr Beveridge's Maggot" or is that the title of the music? I agree though....I do love this scene and would love to learn the dances from the Jane Austen movies available.

[icekat83]

@xchelseanax I throughly agree. There is a certain elegance and simplicity to those times and to have it replaced by advertising seems like we've lost out.

[lvecucdb]

@songbird331 it's called Mr. Beveridges Maggot.