Somehow I always come back to this beautiful, beautiful film. BBC always does the best adaptations. So heartbreaking, it's almost disgustingly depressing but I just love it. I wish they'd have made the soundtrack available. :(
Everyone here is talking about the fact that even a fool wouldn't have refused such a man as Angel. Knowing what happens next in the story I would refuse him withouth blinking. The fact that he actually sees her as virtuous partly only because of her "purity" is so wrong. Purity comes from the heart, purity is in the spirit. The 800s society sees purity as only a physical virtue, and that's what deceived Angel, he was taught some hypocrite values there. I dislike him for this fact, and you can't say it wasn't his fault. Tess would have chosen anytime to give away her social image and she actually sacrificed her life for him, while him on the other hand hasn't done the same. Of course he is forgivable because he understood he was wrong, but with his choice he threw away a life of love with her only soulmate because of some stupid hypocrite value. Good job Angel. At least, as evil and wicked Alec was, he was honest with himself. That's why I feel so concerned about young ladies falling in love only with a guy's image. You have to unsterstand the difference between the actor's performance and the character. I don't get when ladies fall in love with a character only because of the actor's appereance. Jesus Christ, Angel is not such a good character. Please try to understand this. They have been both bad for her. The only one here who was strong and accepted her faith was Tess. And what a sad faith she has had. I feel bad not only for her, but for the way the woman were percieved in the Victorian Age. And sadly this still happens in society even now, in 2017. I'm so glad these stories were written. Literature has helped me so much to understand social settings and the society's evolution. This book is a masterpiece and will always be. Thanks to BBC for this very well written screenplay.
Cultural and historical differences. You can't judge a character by that. That's what author has described. The soceity may differ from it. Peace, Anyway bravo for your view's and interpretations.
What happens to them.....or to say what Angel does to Tess when he discovers her secret is so cruel.... only to go back to her when its too late. I love this story but I hate the ending
i'm a year late to reply to your comment but it's pretty clear from these comments that the majority of them have no understanding of the story or its characters.
The film is set in the county of DORSET, in the south of England.....DORSET - a spectacularly beautiful county with a spectacular coastline known as the Jurassic Coast. DORSET - the home of Thomas Hardy, and the home of Angel Clare, the bloke in the corduroy jacket in Tess of the D'Urbervilles. A classic ENGLISH novel.
2:09 he looks pretty desperate to get her to marry him. This must be a true obsession, the safest thing in this cases is a rejection. When the people become in worms without dignity, there is not much to offer really, hence the rush.
First Elizabeth rejects Darcy, Margret rejects Thorton, and now she rejects Angel/ FREAKING EDDIE REDMAYNE!! I'm done, let me have a shot at these period drama men!
Tess rejected Angel because of the child she bore. In those days you were seen as "Damaged Goods" if you had a child out of wedlock. But I guess you've not read the book and you only watched this because of Eddie Pretty Boy Redmayne
It's not just about a period drama man..there's much to learn by his character universalized where how the character vs the person becomes a decisive factor of one's fate.
I hated the book with a passion (Hardy waffles about nothing for about 50 pages) but this I actually quite liked. The BBC do good adaptations of books and this is one of their finest.
Я рада, что не встретила такого "героя". Если бы Тесс осталась жива, они никогда бы не были счастливы. Она бы постоянно жертвовала собой, а он бы принимал эти жертвы. В этом произведении настоящий мужчина- это Тесс.
Who is the bad guys here?Angel or Alec?I would say Angel. He loves Tess for her purity not in her whole.When he learns about her tragic past he rejects her blaming her for her misfortunate.Alec wronged her but at least he shows remorse and is willing to take care vor her.What a shame that she killed him för that creep Angel. Why couldn't he just stay from her after all he had done to her?she would spent the rest of her life with Alec but at least she would be alive and rich
I get what you're saying about Alec showing remorse and wanting to do better but I guess Angel does too in the end. His rejection hurts but at least she gets to see him in the end, it's just heartbreaking he couldn't come back sooner.
Pedolanski's version is better visually, but in terms of telling the story, it's much worse. It doesn't really go into Tess's dillemma or her trauma, and he doesn't spend enough time establishing the importance of the relationships. Also the original girl who played Tess couldn't act. Nothing against her personally, but she was chosen for her looks, nothing else
I enjoyed this version very much but I think Eddie Redmayne was miscast, and the romance between Tess and Angel wasn't developed enough to make me feel like they were in love. Eddie's Angel comes off as being dim-witted in many scenes. As much as I feel and sympathize with Tess, I didn't see why she loved Angel so much in this version, or why she would take the action she did to get him back. I think Gemma Arterton had a better acting partner and better chemistry in Hans Matheson (Alec).
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Tess of the D’Urdbeville is the most tragic novel I have ever read
Read Jude the obscure
@@ayeshaahmed8700 No, don't!
Test with the Scarlet Letter.
Where I can watch for free this movie
We have Jude the Obscure
Somehow I always come back to this beautiful, beautiful film. BBC always does the best adaptations. So heartbreaking, it's almost disgustingly depressing but I just love it. I wish they'd have made the soundtrack available. :(
Have you seen the Nastassia Kinski version? It's breathtaking!
Everyone here is talking about the fact that even a fool wouldn't have refused such a man as Angel. Knowing what happens next in the story I would refuse him withouth blinking. The fact that he actually sees her as virtuous partly only because of her "purity" is so wrong. Purity comes from the heart, purity is in the spirit. The 800s society sees purity as only a physical virtue, and that's what deceived Angel, he was taught some hypocrite values there. I dislike him for this fact, and you can't say it wasn't his fault. Tess would have chosen anytime to give away her social image and she actually sacrificed her life for him, while him on the other hand hasn't done the same. Of course he is forgivable because he understood he was wrong, but with his choice he threw away a life of love with her only soulmate because of some stupid hypocrite value. Good job Angel. At least, as evil and wicked Alec was, he was honest with himself. That's why I feel so concerned about young ladies falling in love only with a guy's image. You have to unsterstand the difference between the actor's performance and the character. I don't get when ladies fall in love with a character only because of the actor's appereance. Jesus Christ, Angel is not such a good character. Please try to understand this. They have been both bad for her. The only one here who was strong and accepted her faith was Tess. And what a sad faith she has had. I feel bad not only for her, but for the way the woman were percieved in the Victorian Age. And sadly this still happens in society even now, in 2017. I'm so glad these stories were written. Literature has helped me so much to understand social settings and the society's evolution. This book is a masterpiece and will always be. Thanks to BBC for this very well written screenplay.
Cultural and historical differences. You can't judge a character by that. That's what author has described. The soceity may differ from it. Peace, Anyway bravo for your view's and interpretations.
Girl, I SO agree with you. You rock!!! 🤩
I don't know who i dislike more Alec or Angel..
Of course. It always was imposible. Not with this boy, he needs another kind of woman
@@jessicaatencio1983 right?! I had such a hard time deciding whom I hate more Lmao
*Tess walks away* "There's a grief that can't be spoken... There's a pain goes on and onnnnnnnn!"
Yes, but Angel was so cruel to Tess..
I own this film but still watch these little scenes. Such a fantastic film and sad story..
I’m so happy to see you everywhere, fellow vegan
Man, Eddie Redmayne is AWESOME!
Showing the ugly side of the obsession with purity.
Have you read the novel?
What happens to them.....or to say what Angel does to Tess when he discovers her secret is so cruel.... only to go back to her when its too late. I love this story but I hate the ending
I love this move. helps you understand the "silent"boy/ stong willed woman. such beautiful landscapes. except in the winter. her baby named sorrow.
Tess was so beautiful! 🌸
Damn! I don't know the film, yet! But this scene made my cry and now I wanna see the film! xD
Eddie Redmayne is a brilliant actor!
Actors in this movie literally lived the life of the characters.
Gemma is love personified! So sweet, so charming!🌸
I love how the cow goes at the end of this video, I always smile
Tess if you don't want to marry him, I will........just saying lol.
Okay??? Lol
Who could say no to the GORGEOUS EDDIE REDMAYNE!?!?
I forgot how much I loved this...
Comments make me understand that only few people have read Tess of the d'Urbervilles...
i'm a year late to reply to your comment but it's pretty clear from these comments that the majority of them have no understanding of the story or its characters.
@@spikespiegelfanclub Yep
Is this the guy who played Steven Hawking in “The Theory of Everything”?
Yes. I had late to recognise that incredible man
Eddie Redmayne
Yes. It is him Eddie Redmayne
If eddie redmayne comes up and proposes like that you cannot turn him down
your loss Tess he's such an Angel
Have you read the book though cause he sure as hell ain’t one.
Idk but I would rather choose alec over angel. Angel just left her alone and fled the country like 2 days after their marriage for nothing really.
@@spreadlove6336 alec raped her
I know this is supposed to be a serious scene, but 1:06 makes me laugh every single time I watch this.
LOL he does run a little funny . Giddily
cant wait to see him as jack builder!!!! he's amazing!!
The film is set in the county of DORSET, in the south of England.....DORSET - a spectacularly beautiful county with a spectacular coastline known as the Jurassic Coast. DORSET - the home of Thomas Hardy, and the home of Angel Clare, the bloke in the corduroy jacket in Tess of the D'Urbervilles. A classic ENGLISH novel.
2:09 he looks pretty desperate to get her to marry him.
This must be a true obsession, the safest thing in this cases is a rejection.
When the people become in worms without dignity, there is not much to offer really, hence the rush.
I agree with every person who finds Eddie Redmayne gorgeous! But you should see him in The Pillars of the Earth! By God!
First Elizabeth rejects Darcy, Margret rejects Thorton, and now she rejects Angel/ FREAKING EDDIE REDMAYNE!! I'm done, let me have a shot at these period drama men!
Caylyn Sheldon and let’s not forget Jo rejecting Laurie
Tess rejected Angel because of the child she bore. In those days you were seen as "Damaged Goods" if you had a child out of wedlock. But I guess you've not read the book and you only watched this because of Eddie Pretty Boy Redmayne
Hahahahhah i love your comment!
It's not just about a period drama man..there's much to learn by his character universalized where how the character vs the person becomes a decisive factor of one's fate.
Awkward running at 1:06...
I agree with every person who finds Eddie Redmayne gorgeous!
It is a fantastic novel
i love this movie
WHY? EDDIE IS PERFECTION!
It's amazing novel in my life❤
He can't accept the betray of spirit,the incomplete,she kill that man to defend her noble
Eddie's voice is amazing!! very close to Jim cavezel
my mom named me tess after she saw this video, im not sure how to take tht lmfaooooooo x] amazing film
oh holy poo he is gloriously beautiful.
How could anyone ever say no to Eddie Redmayne!?!?
Does anyone know the soundtrack of this film? its the very dramatic violin pieces. i can't seem to find it anywhere!
Okay I know Hugh Skinner played Felix in this.....I want to see him play Angel if they ever did another version. I think he would be great 👍
I hated the book with a passion (Hardy waffles about nothing for about 50 pages) but this I actually quite liked. The BBC do good adaptations of books and this is one of their finest.
DRAMATIC STORYBUT NICE ONE
Thomas Hardy’s masterpiece
If only he knew, so so sad.
I'm actually named after the book, my name is Tess
@checkerboard12345 er did you read the book, or even watch it? lol then you'll know why. :) and p.s isnt eddie redmayne waay too young to play angel??
@sophieisabelleman
*applauds enthusiastically*
naw, the cow's a professional actor. lol
Sorry, but where could I see the miniseries in Italy?
Does anyone know where can I watch this serie?
MARRRYYYYY MEEEEEEEE 😆😆
Люди, этот фильм, есть с русским переводом?
Well, the ending is just sick-ly beautiful. Tess is imprison n angel is just jerk
Moye moye😢😢😢😢😅😅😅
don't worry Eddie Redmayne, I'll be your wife.
I would marry Eddie Redmayne in an instant.... he's the most beautiful man I've ever seen...
It's okay, Eddie! I'll marry you instead!!!
Я рада, что не встретила такого "героя".
Если бы Тесс осталась жива, они никогда бы не были счастливы. Она бы постоянно жертвовала собой, а он бы принимал эти жертвы.
В этом произведении настоящий мужчина- это Тесс.
Pase las en Español xfa.
oh he's reading a horse!! if you know what i mean
Lol I'm super late here, but all these comments are about Eddie xD This is...a character we're supposed to be sympathizing with, right?
not as visually impressive or historically accurate as the 1979 movie, but this miniseries does a MUCH better job with the story and characters.
@AnnaIsAnna93 lol i kno, i nearly laughed myself into a heart attack
The Roman Polanski version is one of the most beautifully shot movies I’ve ever seen. Highly recommended
where can i watch it ?
On Dailymotion
Angel was a right bellend.
Yep!!!
@manibade Technically its Jack Jackson but that me being picky I suppose? But looking forward to it very much!
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@ashmerin mooo?!?! Tess u crazy heifer, cant believe u said no
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@sophieisabelleman i would
My name is angel Clare
did he just get rejected?
I thought it was Tess of Somerville
I feel stupid :(
That little hussy
@winterbrezze you ruined it for me :(
Who is the bad guys here?Angel or Alec?I would say Angel. He loves Tess for her purity not in her whole.When he learns about her tragic past he rejects her blaming her for her misfortunate.Alec wronged her but at least he shows remorse and is willing to take care vor her.What a shame that she killed him för that creep Angel. Why couldn't he just stay from her after all he had done to her?she would spent the rest of her life with Alec but at least she would be alive and rich
I get what you're saying about Alec showing remorse and wanting to do better but I guess Angel does too in the end. His rejection hurts but at least she gets to see him in the end, it's just heartbreaking he couldn't come back sooner.
Theyre both evil
Okay but why nobody talks that Roman Polanski did like a thousand times better film than this
Pedolanski's version is better visually, but in terms of telling the story, it's much worse. It doesn't really go into Tess's dillemma or her trauma, and he doesn't spend enough time establishing the importance of the relationships. Also the original girl who played Tess couldn't act. Nothing against her personally, but she was chosen for her looks, nothing else
I enjoyed this version very much but I think Eddie Redmayne was miscast, and the romance between Tess and Angel wasn't developed enough to make me feel like they were in love. Eddie's Angel comes off as being dim-witted in many scenes. As much as I feel and sympathize with Tess, I didn't see why she loved Angel so much in this version, or why she would take the action she did to get him back. I think Gemma Arterton had a better acting partner and better chemistry in Hans Matheson (Alec).
all I have to say is "guuurl, the hell is wrong with you?"
No me gusta
Terrible casting, Tess was beautiful according to Hardy.....