Pride and Prejudice - Piano Forte
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Pride and Prejudice 2005
Brenda Blethyn (Mrs. Bennet)
Carey Mulligan (Kitty Bennet)
Claudie Blakley (Charlotte Lucas)
Cornelius Booth (Colonel Fitzwilliam)
Donald Sutherland (Mr. Bennet)
Jena Malone (Lydia Bennet)
Judi Dench (Lady Catherine de Bourgh)
Keira Knightley (Elizabeth Bennet)
Kelly Reilly (Caroline Bingley)
Matthew Macfadyen ( Mr. Darcy)
Meg Wynn Owen (Mrs. Reynolds)
Penelope Wilton (Mrs. Gardiner)
Peter Wight (Mr. Gardiner)
Rosamund Pike (Jane Bennet)
Rosamund Stephen (Miss de Bourgh)
Rupert Friend (Mr. Wickham)
Simon Woods (Mr. Bingley)
Talulah Riley (Mary Bennet)
Tamzin Merchant (Georgiana Darcy)
Tom Hollander (Mr. Collins)
I just love how Elizabeth is blind to the fact that Mr. Darcy is in love with her! Everything she says, everything she does, he ALWAYS pays close attention to. And when he said, "I do not have the talent of conversing with people so easily.." he whispered it so slowly to her, as if it were one of many secrets he kept hidden to himself. Her response? "Perhaps you should take your Aunt's advice and practice." That hit him hard, but in a good way.
Yeah! If only she could have look at his face when he watch her playing in distance... it's like he's watching something that can't be equalised. He's totally bessoted
Yes, Mr. Darcy is a very quiet sort of men. He has few words..but observes and soaks everything in. Lol.
***** he really gets to know Lizzie more for what he sees tan for what she says. He's such a great observer that is not astonishing that sometimes he knows her better than she knows herself. Unfortunately, he's not as good making acquaintances. He listens better than talks.
Monica Muiño Yes I agree! Looks like your really good at observing him yourself! ^_^ I like your take on this! He does listen better than he talks. He is introverted. :)
Monica Muiño I just love the word besotted!
Its amazing (and cute) how takes everything Elizabeth says to heart; she told him that dancing encouraged affection so he asks her to dance, when he said he tries to avoid it; he makes an attempt to practice conversation when he meets her at the Collin's home in the next scene. Just lovely.
Woah! ❤️️ Seriously never put that together before! MAKES IT BETTER! Thanks!
He also love to laugh then
holy shit that makes sense, now my heart is melting all over again
He tried to propose to her in that scene, didn’t he?
@@solmiguel2590 Did he? No. A woman’s ears tingle when she hears words of sincerity and affection. Maybe the piano clinking was too loud! 😌
I love how she thinks that when he comes to stand over her while she plays that he's trying to intimidate her, but later we see when Lizzie visits Pemberley for the second time and meets his sister that Darcy stands over Georgiana while she plays too. I suppose it is an intimate moment between the siblings, their way of being close and Darcy naturally gravitates towards doing the same thing with Lizzie because he wants to be close to her.
You, Madam, have made me see this moment in a much more romantic way than I had before. God bless you for that.
I thought the same thing too. :D
Maybe today's equivalent of this is when someone stands behind you when you're on the pc :P
Ahilea Wind Haha no **shudders** that's just annoying!
Leigh-Ann T Definitely! It can only be excused if the person it's in the likeness of Darcy :D
I like how Lady Catherine has to pull Darcy's gaze away from Elizabeth. His eyes just follow her and he seems to concentrated on her until his attention is ripped away. And as soon as Lady Catherine isn't talking directly to him, his eyes go right back to Elizabeth. You can tell how 'bewitched' he is!
+klsajdklajldkadad whats with your name ?
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@MissX W that’s taking it out of context
“Perhaps you should take your aunt’s advice and practice.”
*starts playing aggressively*
•breaks piano keys, plays even harder•
@Nenethegreat W what do you mean unnecessarily? She didn't like him at all at that time.
and he quickly notices and out of respect for her, walks away.
I don't like this Lizzie, she's too gangster.
I think he genuinely has social anxiety
I don't even remember writing this, but thank you for the POVs and being a hopeless romantics with me.
just a reserved dude
Love him tho ✨💖
I and my sister think hes an introvert
Yes his shyness is mistaken for pride
Yeah he's just an introvert. If he had social anxiety he wouldn't have made if to any of the formal parties at all.
I don't know about anyone else, but when Darcy says, "I do not have the talent for conversing easily with people I have never met before," it changed my entire perception of him. I know he says that (or something similar) in the book and in the 1995 adaptation, but it comes out sounding obnoxious there. Here, it's a personal admission, almost like an apology for his behavior when they first met. And I instantly revised my opinion of him from a pompous jerk to a very sympathetic, thoughtful character. I thought it was the most enlightening line of the entire movie.
This movie changes him and makes him more likeable and lovable in general. In the book and in early adaptations he is a true spoiled jerk who becomes a loving man because of the women he loved. In this version is he still prideful but it isn't so much to a fault and he is actually very sensitive and loving on his own as shown by his relationship with Bingly. Overall for me this was the best version of Darcy.
anniekski yes this was the best Mr .Darcy, both Matthew and keira did a amazing job as much as the script would allow it. I like the 1995 version better because it's very similar while this 2005 versions misses on the story. Matthew was the best dracy for me because even when he was being a prideful, obnoxious man there was some vulnerability in his eyes, which are so expressive in this flim
anniekski YES EXACT SAME
I believe it is more then being shy or insecure. Darcy needs to be careful in who he associates with because of his status in "English Society." I'm sure they are many who would like to make his "aquaintence" for purposes other then friendship. Therefore he needs to extra careful.
When he said this I felt so sorry for him because of my social anxiety I’m the exact same 😭 it makes sense why he comes across as rude and unsociable, he’s just not comfortable and it’s totally common for people who don’t struggle with social interactions to see people like us as rude individuals
She affected him so much with her response that the next day he shows up at the Collins' house and couldn't get a word hardly out of his mouth! It was obvious that he was about to explode, even though Lizzy had no idea what was going on inside him.
I always wished that when she offered to call for tea that he said yes. I never read the book, but I've been told that in the book in that scene he was going to propose.
his hands were shaking in that scene.
@@feliciarivera4297 he actually visited her several times while she was staying at the Collinses and they had tea but he didn’t talk much
I love how Fitzwilliam comes in the scene and tries to play wingman for Darcy, when he ask Lizzie about Darcy's behavior. He has a smug face and looks at Darcy like "I gotchu bro" 😂
Melody Dominguez It's actually quite annoying, I'm reading the scene right now and Colonrl tries to flirt with her and Darcy can't help but interfere LOL
IKR. I'm reading it too right now and I've realized that this movie it's like the encapsulated version of the book. I love it so much though" I love the display of feelings and emotions in this version
Meyra i remember reading this entire part of the story, and wondering why Colonel Fitzwilliam had to spend so much time with Elizabeth 😂
@@tashazors Fitzwilliam? Loved him 😂 compared to the insufferable Collins. #TeamCharlotteShouldHaveHeldOut!
I love these different interpretations of characters and their intentions, it makes me want to watch the movie again and makes it so much better
Did anyone notice when Lizzy starts playing, Darcy is looking at her so when his aunt asks him “HOW Georgiana is doing” he responds with “she plays very well” instead of she’s ok as if subconsciously saying out loud what he was thinking looking at Lizzy playing
me
well spotted!
She says, "How does Georgiana get along?" It sounds like she's asking about how does she get along in her practice/pianoforte.
WOWWWW IM FAWNING OVER THE WRITERS RN WHAT A SPOT!
OMG SUCH A GOOD OBSERVATION I’M CRYING😭
Hahah I love at the start when she's just randomly playing with a parrot whilst everyone's watching her. They were probably thinking what a weirdo she was 😂
+Danmber It's a cockatoo, native to Australia which was settled in 1788 (just twenty or so years before the book was written). I doubt whether even the richest of the rich would have a "cockie" during Jane Austen's time!
i know its a cockatoo:') oh wow, maybe the filmmakers should have done their research :')
so true !!!! 😂😂😂
I don't blame her though. I love parrots and they are lots of fun to play with!
I think they were admiring her, and envying her both youthful and smart spirit.
This soft and almost whispered admission from Darcy was really beautiful I felt for this guy the moment he said it to Elizabeth like he was trying to get her to not believe him as rude as she think he his. And then the last look he gave her behind her back with those puppy dog eyes really melted my heart!
Like i am not bad believe me
Oh yes, those eyes 😍
Lady Catherine's shade to to Mrs Collins is hilarious
'you are more than welcome to use the piano in the housekeeper's room'
'oh thank you-
'you'll be in nobody's way...in that part of the house'
and unnecessarily mean !
@@NShll-sd9yw Right??? I was like what was that for? What has Charlotte done to be treated in such a manner?
It was certainly seems insulting to me..🤔🤔🙄😒😑
She’s the shadiest 😂😂😂
@@birdiewolf3497 Lady Catherine looked down on Charlotte due to her age (marrying late which was embarrassing for women back then) and also her background (not rich).
Charlotte is living vicariously thru the romance of Darcy and Lizzy.
Man , nice observation ♥️
Yes! She knew about it from the very beginning, but kept it to herself. she even was the one to spread the rumor that Lizzie was engaged to Darcy
@@fuckingsunday That would make sense!
She was not the romantic type. She did well according to her circumstances.
@@calibanxpable I don’t really agree with this. I think she is a romantic type but she is also a realist so she knew she didn’t have the privilege to get her own love story so she chose to secure her future instead of waiting to fall for her own Mr Darcy...that doesn’t mean she couldn’t enjoy others though. Believe it or not you can be a romantic AND a realist...one is just higher in percentage than the other.
Don't get me wrong, Firth is an amazing Darcy, but there's just something about McFadyen. Personal preference, most likely, but he portrays Darcy in a less...severe(?)...and a more....discerning(?) way that I just love.
KimPossible Well, if there is one thing we have seen over the past 20 years, it is that Firth plays the same guy, with the same proud and repressed demeanor, and awkward stunted emotions, with the same outwardly directed pained vulnerability (from his anxious and fearful love of a woman, or from stuttering etc) over and over again... He is right up there with Hugh Grant for riding a one trick pony all the way to the bank.
Now, he does do it exceptionally well, it is just too bad so many people now can only associate it as the one and only way to play Darcy.
😭😭😭😭
McFadyen is bae.
Firth is FAT.
Firth was more accurate. Darcy started off very reserved and makes an effort later on. But even at the end of the BBC pride and prejudice he has a reserved side to him.
@@chanaberlove8720 If we are to compare the two productions, we have to verify that the rewritten scripts for each are different. The BBC's production is extremely faithful to the book, minus the memorable wet shirt scene. Already the 2005 production takes more freedom of interpretation. That's why Darcy looks more shy than proud. Although I love Mathew's performance in Pride and Prejudice 2005, I still prefer Darcy's characterization of Collin Firth's life-giving script.
I love how at the beginning she is watching the parrot. Like when you're at a party or a gathering you don't want to be at, but than you see the dog or cat and you're saved.
Not a parrot an Australian cuckatoo
Yeah typically when I at a gathering, I'll hold some conversation to some people and then I wander off to do my own thing like play with the pet, talk and play with the kids, read a book, or go for a walk outside. I literally went for a walk to stargaze after eating Thanksgiving with my family 2 years ago. My sister and her BF followed me and asked me to teach them about the constellations and we went for a long walk as well.
I typically start talking to the kids. Endlessly entertaining.
Towards the end of high school, a handful of people approached me saying they wished that had gotten to know me better and that they had found me intimidating or almost too good to be spoken to for most of our shared academic career. I can almost definitely say that this was the time in my life when my anxiety was at its absolute peak. It seems symptoms of anxiety are very commonly mistaken for pride or some sort of perceived superiority. This has changed, a lot, how I perceive a lot of people around me.
Agree 100%!! some people mistake peoples shyness as being stuck up etc.
I feel exactly the same! When reading the book and watching the film, I never saw Darcy as the way Jane Austen intended us to see him as I guess we are the same as he is.
❤
True, I've gotten and get that a lot too... Totally relate...
Me too, Lady Catherine. I too would be a great pianist if I had ever learned. Hilarious!
Moral of the story: Darcy likes a ball buster. A woman who speaks her mind and constantly pushes him to do better
Elizabeth is not a ball buster, she just has standards. Lady Catherine is a ball buster, pushing her way into sleeping households making assumptions and empty threats. Telling her nephew whom he can and cannot love. Looks are deceiving, I’ll bet Liz would love on Darcy’s balls quite nicely! Take her wifely duty to heart. 💯
Version 2005 is amazing, fantastic!!! Excellent,the cast, and a very creative director. You have to pay attention to actions and gestures more than words. Their eyes and hands movements say more than the conversations.
+Zulema Scarnati so true!
"If I'd ever learnt, I'd be a great proficient" is the funniest line in the book.
1:25 I love how she says she is not afraid of him yet she missed a note
❤️❤️❤️ MATTHEW MACFADYEN HAS BRILLIANTLY INCARNATED MR DARCY AS THAT COMPLICATED LAYERED PERSON ❤️❤️❤️
"oh...nobody can be intoduced in a ballroom..!"pure sarcasm!.......that's my girl!!!!
@Nenethegreat W may be at that time Elizabeth did hate Darcy that much that even loving him didn't cross her mind that...so she knowingly was being annoying only so that she could be left alone
Though she was intrigued by Darcy..still she was repulsed by his seemingly arrogant behaviour.
@Nenethegreat W That's a lot of words for "I've never seen a vagina in person before"
@natelin lol right? Who let the incel in here?
@Nenethegreat W But she's totally right though, I guess he didn't want to loudly admit it but c'mon
@@shydreameress264 But who says Lizzie was out there to be liked by everyone. It doesn't matter if men like it or not, she was true to herself. I think that's why he fell for her. She doesn't know about his real feelings here. He gave out strange signs, because he is so full of pride. All she can think of him at this point, is an arrogant guy, who talked bad about her in the ballroom. In this context his "i didn't know anyone beyond my own party" gave the impression to her "simple, if i don't know them, i don't talk to them". But his sentence after that makes Lizzie realize, what he actually meant and why his behaviour was so weird. But i think Elizabeth, kept being sarcastic, simply because she was still hurt by his words. She wasn't rude or witty out of nowhere and that's why it's called pride & prejudice.
MY HEART ALWAYS STOPS WHEN HE WALKS TOWARDS HER AT THE PIANO
Like how she tells him to take his Aunts advice and practice, and you see him look off trying to figure out how and when to accomplish this.
That's amore. ❤❤❤💕💕💜
1:28 Elizabeth accuses Darcy of trying to frighten her, but says "she won't be alarmed"
Sure, Elizabeth, you faltering at 1:25 exactly as Darcy places his hand on the pianoforte has _nothing_ to do with him at all [sarcasm].
Darcy unnerves her more than she's willing to admit!
She falters again (albeit more slightly) at around 1:35 , while he is complimenting her. :) Glad someone else noticed this, too. It's oh so subtle, which is what makes it so effective.
She falters a few times before then lol And a bit after he walks away. But his nearness does affect her, which makes it even cuter to see how blind she is.
PLEASE THIS IS KILLING ME IM IN LOVE WITH THEM
Exactly.
I love how he looks at her when he was walking away and shes totally unaware of it. Breaks my heart
Matthew is such a great actor
This is my favorite scene in Pride and Prejudice, i don't think even the proposal scene or the field scene are as intense as this one even though i love those scenes too. i don't know why but this scene gives me the chills, like just the way he looks at her you could tell he loves her and he can't resist walking up to her and being with her its just soo romantic *swoons :)
I love how Elizabeth plays significantly better after roasting him
“For music is my delight"
Then play the piano yourself you old minx😂😂😂
@natelin I want this confidence
Hahaha...seriously I always loved this scene for the reasons we know (of course) but also for Charlotte.
HAHAHA!!!...kills me how smart she always is! Daam!!What a cast.I never get tired of this .
Matthew.....you know....♡♡♡♡♡
hahaha charlotte was like i see you guys hahaha
Why did he have to walk over and lean on the piano so attractively????? WHY?
LOL!!! Just to torture the female viewers???!!! :)
Best Darcy ever 💜
It’s hilarious that what she is playing is the main piano theme from the score!! She’s just playing it really choppy and badly, I died when I recognized it
And Georgiana plays exactly the same music after
It seems that when he says "she plays very well" everyone takes it to mean his sister, but he's actually talking about her playing.
Omg
I really like how the director made Lizzie Bennet play that last part at the end. It really reflects her character and her triumph after she snarked at Darcy.
"Perhaps you should take your aunt's advise and practice." Lol
One of my favourite witty comebacks in P&P. Burrrn!
Madeline Lui There's nothing funny about it. It was a witchy, nasty comment, and one that should have been made by him to her, with only word change. He was showing his vulnerability and she acted like a total beeyotch.
+miss x Show well i guess after what he said about her she woud be bitchy.. i know i would ;) !!
+miss x show Yes, it was a nasty comment. But, up to this point, their relationship had been contentious. I guess Elizabeth had yet to get the memo that he was changing things, and allowing her to get past his stoic exterior. Also, she was being treated badly by his aunt. Why should she have expected differently from him?
Next time they see each other: "This is a charming house." LOL
The whole movie shows Darcy trying to do everything Elizabeth criticized him of, even if he is not good at it. That just shows the saying is true 'a man who is not ready, will get ready for the women he truly wants.' Every women wants such efforts.
I love this scene as it’s one of the few times that Darcy is vulnerable
"Fitzwilliam! I need you!"😂
Guess that can be a first name and a last name.
Well, in the book Fitzwilliam and Lizzie gets really close, in a romantic way, but in the end, they get just as very close friends.
@@L.Spencer It was the fashion to give boys a family surname as a first name.
@@waypay1 Interesting, I never heard of that. Any other examples or references? I know some cultures take the father's first name and it becomes a last name, I think Russia does that.
@@L.Spencer I learned about it doing genealogy. I had a grandpa named Burns, and it was his mother's maiden name. Women usually don't pass on the last name, so it was a way to preserve her family's name. In P&P, Mr Darcy's first name is Fitzwilliam and his cousin is Col. Fitzwilliam. Lady Catherine and Mrs Darcy were sisters, and I believe Col. Fitzwilliam's father was their brother.
That look he gives her while walking away😥😥😍
I love the way Mr. Darcy stands.
Oh gooddd me too lol
@@jflsdknf the way they all stand in that room kills me..lol
I love how Darcy's head snaps from staring at Lizzy when she started to play
"You should take your aunt's advice and practice."
*continues playing the piano agressively*
I think Lady Catherine deliberative asked Lizzie to play the piano to make her seem “less” as them and to discourage Darcy as well.
l love how Charlotte knows what's going on between her friend and Darcy. She had a plan all along to invite Lizzy to Lady Catherine's house. How did Darcy know she was going to be there though? That's what I would like to know.
Diana I think he visits his aunt every spring
I would like to think that charotte and darcy randomly started talking about Elizabeth during a tea and they planned this
His Aunt probably wrote to him about the Collins’ having a friend coming to visit by the name of Elizabeth, just so that he would not be surprised during his usual visits. He visits her often, but he probably arrived earlier than expected and remained longer than was usual because of Elizabeth 😂
Remember in the rain scene, he admitted he only went to Rosings to see HER (Lizzie) "I had to see you"
He had already met Charlotte and new she was Elizabeth’s friend
"I do not have the talent of conversing with people so easily.."
I have been discovered!
We have to keep in mind that Lizzie is a very fiery character and at this moment she is being forced to do something she doesn't want to, which is unusual for her. So she takes her frustration out on our poor Mr. Darcy.
"Come come lizzy, her ladyship demands it!" lmfao
I went to this house today that it was filmed in (Burley House) and I went to this room.
In the book (currently re-reading it 😀 this book is defo one of my faves!! ❤) - Colonel is flirting with Elizabeth 😂 Mr. Darcy noticed whats happening so he cant help but interfere 😂😂❤❤
In the book it is said that Lizzie for a some days almost falls for Darcy's cousin as he is much more amiable
Everyone is talking about Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy and I’m dying at Lady Catherine’s arrogance. “If I had ever learned, I should’ve been a great proficient.” It’s like me saying if I ever learned gymnastics, I would be Simone Biles.
I don't think Judi Dench gets enough credit for her role. She was absolutely AMAZING. She portrayed Lady Catherine to the T and every time she speaks it makes my teeth cringe!! PERFECT
The De Bourgh in the 1995 mini-series is over-the-top and ridiculous. Dench is great because she has perfectly restrained arrogance--she never even dreams people will refuse her. She's an intensely realistic aristocrat.
Afalstein agree completely
Judi Dench is Dame Judi Dench for all the right reasons. She is a consummate actress. ♥️
And boum...it didnt take long time to Darcy to be bewitched. ...Keira best Lizzy of all times.
This scene has a lot of little details in it that are truly more enjoyable on subsequent viewings. Mr Collins cutting Lizzy's legs out from under her as she tries to avoid playing: "Come, come Lizzy, her ladyship demands it!" and the stare of death from Lady Catherine at 0:38 that seals the deal.
I particularly like Lady Catherine declaring: (and I don't remember if this was in the book) "... few people have such great natural taste. If I had ever learned, I would have been a great proficient!" Which pretty much sums up every youtube critic's mindset in a nutshell! (I literally just read a comment on how "Stairway to heaven" was a mediocre song, and the guitar solo not complicated at all from a guy who never bothered to learn a note, let alone try to write a song that would be a classic more that 40 years after it was written!)
Do classless fans of the movie troll the BBC/A&E series clips, or is it just them coming to the movie clips?
+Neal M I always found it interesting that Lady Catherine asked Lizzy to play AT ALL.
She told her when they were dining that she only plays a little. Lady Catherine seemed to suspect that Darcy had a thing for Elizabeth (that's also the reason she let Elizabeth sit next to him in the dining room. And the fact that they straight away started to talk to each other, was a confirmation for her) and thus tried to humiliate her in front of him.
Darcy instantly looks at Elizabeth when she starts playing and turns away hasty when his Aunt asked him how Georgiana is doing. Then his eyes go quickly back to Elizabeth. Charlotte notices this and watches for Lizzies reaction, to find out what's going on between them. But Lady Catherine interrupts her too.
That scene is so fun to watch ^^
+Lupina015 - Good observations! In a way, I think Charlotte may have been participating vicariously in Darcy and Elizabeth's courtship, since her own marriage is so lacking-as she told Elizabeth earlier, shortly after her engagement to Mr. Collins, "We can't all afford to be romantic!"
ThatClassic70sGirl Charlotte had noticed Darcy’s interest in Elizabeth long before she married Mr. Collins. When the group of Bingley, his sisters, brother in-law and Darcy were in Netherfield, Charlotte asked Lizzie on more than one occasion why Darcy stared at her so much. I think at one point she even poked fun at her for possibly making him fall in love with her.
But in this scene, Charlotte being able to see how Darcy reacts around & towards Elizabeth only solidified her suspicions. She’s an astute friend, that one.
As someone who often gets mistaken to be a proud, high-nosed person just because I don't blend into social situations easily, I felt that. We all felt that.
I think he's a bit like Jane shyness can be mistaken for being haughty or rudeness he reserved and akward...... But he makes the same mistake thinking Jane unattached to bingly where she to is just shy and very modest..x x x 💓💙💛
Yazz, that is what came to mind. It social anxiety exactly. Glad they included that in this movie.
innocently playing with the cockatoo and the random noises it makes 💜💜💜💜
Did guys have to stand all the time back then? That must be tiring :D
I love the way Darcy stands. He looks like he's having his portrait painted.
And Mr. Collins stands as though he's got to pee, lol.
I think that Catherine de Berg has to ask them to be seated. Maybe that was one of the ways she felt superior by having them stand the entire time.
I always thought it was because Elizabeth, as a lady, was stood up, so it was a gesture of respect, I guess 🤷
Lmao🤣🤣🤣🤣
He is soo much in love with her 😍😍
Charlotte knows.
Collins is so annoying. I am glad Elizabeth was smart enough to not feel desperate.... like Charlotte. Although.... I understand Charlotte... but still. A man that allows others to degrade them bc of money is a disagreeable sort!
it wasn't at that time sadly
"No excellence can be aquired without constant practice"
Good phrase, touching!
Can I just say as a pianist that talking and playing at the same time is extremely hard!
Desperately needed more scenes of them together ..!!
I really respect Elizabeth in this scene like "okay if you're making me play the piano when I told you I'm bad at it then I am just going to play it loudly and badly and not gonna be embarassed." The polite way she takes no shit is inspiring.
“If I had ever learned, I would have been a great proficient”.
Well, even in the hypothetical you can’t accuse Lady C for lack of modesty
It sums up so much about her. "I'm inherently better at everything and if I even tried I would be amazing."
Keira was like a delicious apple in this role…it was literally impossible not to fall madly in love with her.
I want to marry a Mr. Darcy so bad!!
He definitely took her advice to heart, when she visits his home he's getting along with her Aunt and Uncle, did a complete 180 from the beginning of the movie.
I love how Darcy’s friend looks like he’s about to burst out into laughter when Elizabeth says what Mr Darcy did. He just looks at him and is like doing everything he can to hold it in. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he was enjoying their spat if only lady Catherine would’ve kept her mouth shut he could’ve finished listening lol.
And instead he had to go and attend to Lady Catherine by showing her card tricks (if you're very observant at 2:29) ;)
I feel bad for Anne. It's not her fault she is sickly =(
That backward glance of Darcy's said everything...if only Elizabeth had turned around for one brief moment
I just noticed that he rested his hand on the piano 😊
His stolen glance at 1:11 kills me
Bewitched...Body and soul 💙
This version is the crem de la crem! My all time favorite. Try the soundtrack.
Did anyone noticed that when Lady Catherine asks Darcy how’s her sister, he says « she play very well » and then when Elizabeth meets Georgina she says that Darcy told her that Elizabeth played piano « quite well »
So he was in fact talking about her (Lizzie) when LC asked him about his sister
Just a terrific film 🎥 🎞 ...graceful, luscious
is it only me who feel really cozy and happy in the part where Mr.Darcy walks and stands by Elizabeth while she plays the piano?
now i can see that mr darcy and his aunt had the habitude of summiting the others, and darcy found that lizzy was not like others, the only way to stay with her, was to marry to her.
Lady: play for me
Lady: starts a whole convo while she plays.
I feel so sorry for Ann. Imagine being trapped under Lady Catherine’s thumb all your life, and then on top of that being so sick and in pain for most of it that you probably don’t have the either the strength or opportunity to ever get space away from her or have the escape of getting out to see and know many other people. Somehow I doubt this was very conducive towards her ever feeling better or getting stronger.
Thought she was gonna hit twinkle twinkle or chop sticks when she said she couldn’t play. Anyone else wish they could play as well as lizzy in this scene?
How they are standing around at the beginning. This is soooo weird, hahahaha.
One of my favorite parts of the movie 😊👍
😂 I never realized until now how loud Lady Catherine talks. I can hear her clearly across the room compared to the others speaking softly.
"If I had ever learnt, I should have been a great proficient."
Ok. I'm stealing that
Its one of the rare scenes I'm not completely happy about...I loved her indirect practice advise by comparing it with the piano like it's in the book....its one of my favorite quotes! But I adore the movie anyway 😌
"Prepare yourself for something very dreadful" got such a big laugh in the theater
Aww!!!! Romantic guys!!!
love this movie. Must have watched it many times and keep watching clips. That aunt is so obnoxious. That worst part is that they behaved that way and their "inferiors" just took it gracefully. Different era.
His voice are beutiful! Bravo!
His longing look at the end... it kills me...
"Shy Darcy" is great and all, but it downplays the aspect of Darcy that is really proud and insufferable. Part of the point of Darcy is that he is genuinely not a nice person, and Elizabeth gives him a wake-up call that causes him to re-examine his personality. It's not just that he's not good at talking to people, he has very little impulse to try, socially, if those people are "beneath him."
Afalstein I see what you mean, but I think in film you have to try to make a character more appealing since the time is limited
Agreed, but in this modern day and age, convincing an audience to fall for a man with serious disdain for people below his social status would be almost impossible. I love what MM did with Darcy, but from what I understand another remake is in the works that might focus more on your issue, which is that Darcy was an authentic douchebag before Lizzie got to him.
I same thinking the same thing...but I guess they modified the character a little bit to appeal to modern audience
Well in the book I couldn't think about him as a bad person when we first learned that he was beginning to fall for Lizzie. What really made me angry at him is how he was able to manipulate his friend even though he knew Bingley didn't care about what Darcy was worrying about.
That was MEAN. When I was sarcastic like that to men, they generally got scared away.
If I'd ever learned... I should have been a great proficient! And so would Anne if her health would've allowed her.
Anyone know the name of this piece? I love it so much and it is played repeatedly throughout the movie. I am a musician and want to learn it SO BAD! PLEASE HELP ME!
I believe it’s named after Darcy’s sister - the piece is called “Georgiana”.
I think it's Dawn, but because she played it very badly here, you'd be surprised to hear to studio recorded Dawn.
I just love when she says perhaps you should take your Aunts advice and practice
Theyre like a painting