Rupert Penry-Jones in Persuasion

Persuasion Trailer with Rupert Penry-Jones
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• persuasion
• rupert
• rupert penry-jones

[ysomar]

Excellent video and I loved how you included the letter at the end.

[gsbohn]

@ysomar Much thanks. That was too heart-rendering to leave out.

[Bonnieboe]

Excellent! makes me want to watch this again!

[gsbohn]

Pretty easy on the eyes, isn't he?

Thanks for stopping by.

[Lovealways0713]

Great video gsbohn. :) Just showing some love from LuvnonebutU ;)

[gsbohn]

Thank you. I missed seeing your comment. Sorry.

Thanks again

Genie

[dollydoo55]

Eight years later, and he still loves her!

I feel so bad for him, all that he had to go through!

Personally, I think Rupert makes a much better Wentworth than Ciaran Hinds. He's also sexier!

[sallyannerenee]

Thank you! What a beautiful way to tell this story! And esp. thank you for including the audio of the letter! I fell in love with Captain Wentworth while watching this version of Persuaion.

[Injeley]

I'm not too crazy about the flute music (just doesn't strike me as very romantic) but I still loved the way you created this video.

[gsbohn]

Thank you very much

[bokmarita]

this was very good and the clip and the music shoes their love trulie it makes you warm all over and the captein oh he is wonderful

[rona316]

I think Ciaran Hinds played Capt. Wentworth better but Rupert is so gorgeous you want him to be in every single scene. I enjoyed this adaptation just as much as the first one. Sally Hawkins blew me away as Anne Elliot.