Persuasion 2007 - Last scene - The kiss
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Miss Elliot, I can bear this no longer. You pierce my soul. I'm half agony, half hope. Unjust I may have been. Weak and resentful I have been, but never inconstant. I offer myself to you again with a heart even more your own than when you almost broke it eight years ago. I have loved none but you. You alone have brought me to Bath. For you alone I think and plan. Have you not seen this?
I just made the mistake of watching the new Netflix adaptation of Persuasion so I had to come here to cleanse my pallette and remind myself of what persuasion should ACTUALLY look like. I love this scene so much
oh goodness, me too
Exactly the same!
Literally doing the same thing right now!
Thanks. I’ve been debating whether to watch the new adaptation. I’m going to give it a swerve. This is my favourite and I don’t want to spoil it.
I am another furious refugee from that abysmal trailer. I mean in this film, they are still quite modern in some respects (the running, the music, the kiss), but at least it still resembles the story!
This was the best persuasion movie
Wentworth and Anne..to be so undervalued, even resented by her sisters, largely ignored by her father, bullied by Lady Russell and her sister, Mary, small wonder she doubted and rejected the first proposal. No one to guide her and eight years of loneliness for both young lovers. But when Anne and Wentworth break through and their souls reach out for each other one last time, the glory of their love is not to be denied. True love is within their grasps and this time they reach for each other with love not to be denied. This time Wenthworth recognizes the value of his Anne and she digs deep and finds the courage to accept Wentworth, generous enough to forgive what his old resentments puts her through and accepts the brilliant life they have just won for each other. Bravo!
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Oh gawd😅
I really like the fact that Sally Hawkins isn't a freaking tall and blonde top model. She's perfect for this role. She has a cute and innocent type of beauty, and that leaves place for the other qualities of her character, such as intelligence and sensibility. Great casting and acting job here.
Rupert...loooove his acting!!! He has a smoothness I can't put in words. Love how patient he is...awesome!!!
Also because a freaking tall and blonde top model wouldn't have been a true physical representation of Anne as she was not considered to be a beauty. In fact, the book (I believe) describes her as not considered attractive by society's standards at that time.
disagree. she inspires anyone to rather watch grass grow than to try to have an interesting amusing conversation with... & her plain looks certainly cant make up for her lack of joie de vivre. b o r i n g .
@@aanon5716 i strongly disagree. Then again it's a matter of opinion. If your standard is only about general appearance then well, there's hardly anything left to say. Personally, I always find Sally a joy to watch, her acting has that natural charm, beauty and authenticity that makes every character she plays automatically compelling and intriguing to watch. Perhaps its not to your taste but thats no reason to fling that sort of comment around. Have at least some respect and spare us your unnecessary opinion.
@anna verano Natural beauty indeed
Yes, the kiss took long. But don't you all understand that this kiss took 8 and a half years?
Well said and well put.
No, the kiss does not take too long. But you all got to understand that this kiss represents the 8 and a half years of being apart.
She had visible saliva in her mouth and it's all I can see prior to the kiss. I wonder why they went with that take? A petty complaint I know, but there it is.
@@FrostineCupcakes Because it is real! She just ran back and forth. She's breathless and that moment is a real as it gets.
@@guybenson3528 I'm not complaining she's out of breath, just that they might have picked a less spitty take.
Sin of watching persuasion 2022 brought me here, feel better now 😌
Me too
Oh that's a dreadful version.
This is the finest version of Persuasion, and the letter / kiss scene at the end is superb. Jane Austen had a brilliant mind to create so much tension for Ann and the Captain and then the superb ending. I wonder what brilliant stories Jane Austen would have written had she not died so tragically young
Many comments have been made regarding the drawn out kiss. I LOVE that whole scene, including the kiss. Wentworth got his heart ripped out once and now he is putting himself out there again. He wants her to come to him, to totally commit before he does so again. She understands. When she commits, MAN does he commit. Wentworth is all in.
Yes, that’s what it is. I didn’t like this kiss when I first saw it, the way he was not putting much effort in. But you have explained it very well, I see it differently.
This is my favorite version. People say he's acting like a cold fish...no way. He was the one to put himself out there, both times. He didn't 'respond' until she kissed him. That was her finally acknowledging him publicly.
zorr0z. I know men who appear cold like that. They're a lot of work!!! Dating and love is supposed to be fun. No fear -of- -intimacy men. They're too much work.
..And sometimes these types pull away when u kiss them.
I love his little smile, a flicker of hope just before he asks if she's certain...
Totally agree!
They couldn't say directly how they felt in polite society in those times. It was very taboo. So this is what it appears like. They had to find ways around it. I think this is why the tension and drama is so good. The best moments are the 1995 scene with the chair, when she grasps the chair the first time she sees him for years - but only the audience see it.
He could lean down a little, goddamnit
Still love this scene tho
Lol! I say the same thing every time I watch! Meet her half way! Come on she just ran a mile for you😘
@Lyra Frost yes! You got that bit of directing understood.
Yes , it took a tad too long for Wentworth to lean to meet her, but love , love Persuasion with these two actors!
Darla Ribeiro lmao, couldn’t he see she was tryna GROW
He wanted her to kiss him.
This is my favorite love story of all time, and I'm a straight guy. Your heart just aches for these two throughout the entire first 95% of the film. And with all due respect to Streep and the many other fine actresses I've watched over the years, Sally Hawkins gets my own personal Oscar for her amazing portrayal of Anne Elliot here. And as overdone as the seconds are leading up to that kiss, I still love this scene!
I couldn't have said it any better!!!
She should get it this year for sure!!! "The Shape of Water" is spectacular!! Go and see it, George!!!
It took me years to finally see this movie
And it was so worthwhile!
You've illustrated it so well..
Thank you for writing that
And
I wish you're doing great
What an accurate words...She just is, Anne Elliot
Agreed love it too
This is such a glorious scene. I love how it builds up. As Anne reaches Wentworth and Charles, and as Charles starts speaking, Charles' voice fades and the sole focus is Anne's breathing. Then the other sounds also diminish, leaving us with Anne and Wentworth speaking. Their expressions are breathtaking. And the anticipation of that kiss and its culmination - exquisite! Sally Hawkins and Rupert Penry-Jones are just fabulous. I am not ashamed to admit that I can see this scene every day and not tire of it.
Perfect comment 👏👏❤️
Best adaptation of Persuasion!❤
My favorite adaptation so far! And this had cleansed my soul after watching the trainwreck 2022 version...
Same here😅
Where can I find the full movie ?
It's never taken that long for somebody to get a kiss underway in the history of earth.
You should watch some Asian dramas 😁 It always frustrates me there.
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Você certamente nunca assistiu nenhuma série turca😢😅
Weired kissing scene. I feel embarrassed.
She was persuaded to not accept him 8 years ago. She broke his heart. She is now, finally, choosing to life her own life. Its taken that long. She has yearned for this moment and has never kissed anyone before. He is the first. He will not go to her, she must move to him - he has poured his heart out in that letter. She is totally in charge of their destiny.. She is overwhelmed. Its a beautiful moment of emotional intensity. The tear rolling down her face making it even more so.
Sally Hawkins IS fantastic in this! Her face, her tears throughout, as she looks straight into the camera at us. Then her smile at the end..beautiful!
I don't know, I find she doesn't have the layers of the book character, and frankly she is a bit too plain.
It's as if she's thinking "Yes, I'm Jane Austen....The End."
@James Douglas - lol, I was thinking the same. Probably the producer was friends with her family to cast her. He is a fine character, but she is a little plain duck. Besides, she's a poor actor. To run like a stupid goose is good enough for a servant, not for Miss Anne Eliot
@@Kybeline that has nothing to do with her acting skills but with the script she had to follow (I don't like it either). Besides, casting a "plain" woman was right (although I think she's very pretty, she just has an awful hairdo) sine Anne was not supposed to be pretty.
Jane Austen said that Anne was once very pretty, but her bloom has faded. Nonetheless it was such a kind of prettyness, which her cousin has noted, and also some other people - and of course in the end cpt. Wentworth has seen it as well. He noticed it immediately as Cousin Eliot looked at her on the cob in Limes. So it should be such a certain type of beauty with "style" and of the "gentile" kind.
For me the best casting of an Austin novel is the 2005 "Pride and Prejudice". There, all main actors could perfectly act the characters which they had to. Best of all was Jane Bennet. She would have been a much better casting for this Anne Eliot as well. Just look at that woman Rosamund Pike in some other roles, then you see how she changed to embody Jane Bennet. She's made a fantastic job of her role!
Further I detest cheap stereotype directing, when they put "running" to show utmost passion (the final scene), or munching some food to show superficiality - like Elisabeth in here does all the time. That's a bad fashion of our days' movies, no better than the exagerated theatrical gestures of the early cinema.
But I have to tell that the guy Penry-Jones here in this movie acts his captain Wentworth very well - just as well as Ciaran Hinds does his one.
"I will... and NOTHING, you may be sure, will ever persuade me otherwise." The way she says "and NOTHING" is Oscar level greatness of acting. When she says "and NOTHING" all of Annes pain comes out, pain over being persuaded to reject the love of her life, 8 years ago. She is determined, she will never betray love again. The way she says "and NOTHING" gets me everytime, tears run, I know that pain.
I feel you ❤
my goodness charles, shut up!!! wentworth and anne are having a moment! lol
HAHAHA LOL FEELS. Especially when she is just staring at Frederick and clearly not paying attention to him and he stares and touches her back but still no eye contact
I always preferred Wentworth to Darcy ahah this letter is just so beautiful and kills me everytime I read it/hear it. Team Wentworth of all the Jane Austen men
Idreamedadreamlastnight Oh hell yes! I love Pride and Prejudice but I never get the whole Darcy thing. This is my favourite of the Jane Austen novels too.
Certainly
Wentworth is certainly more of a gentleman xD
My favorite Austen man!
Ok I LOVE thier story, BUT to say that he is SO much better than Darcy ... Both men were turned down; Darcy takes it and becomes a better person, while Wentworth just gets bitter. In the letter he admits when they met again he was mean, because he was still angry. So he knew, probably not the extent, but to a degree he was hurting her.
That is NOT better, they both have thier own faults but that seems like pretty strong evidence that Darcy is the better man.
I bought this dvd and have played it umpteen times and never tire of it. The casting is wonderful. I adore (sigh) Rupert Penry-Jones!!!!!
I come back here again and again just to hear this heavenly piece of music.. It has definitely pierced my soul....
What's the music name?
@@janvimimrot8327 here is the link
@@kshamamate9607 link isn't opening!!
@@janvimimrot8327 search waiting for mr darcy persuasion thematic pianos
On Spotify
"You pierce my soul."
Oh my... I think I just melted into a useless pile of goo 😭💘
RUN ANNE!!! GO AND GET YOUR MAN!!!!
I love this adaptation of Persuasion. Casting is perfect.
Best Jane Austen scene ever, Sally Hawkins is phenomenal, the music is so powerful, you can feel their emotions to the bone!
Yes a favorite. Still cry till today
I find her face.....well, a bit odd!
What is with her mouth??
In both versions of the story Anne is so unattractive. I want a Keira Knightley match !!!
Only this isn't the scene Jane wrote. Anne isn't running all over the place looking for Capt Wentworth - he's upstairs secretly writing her another letter he leaves behind for her to find ... the book, as always, is better than the movie. There is another movie that keeps up with the book although the Captain is more weathered in appearance and not a blonde god from the front of a sports magazine. I wanted to like this movie, but knowing the book, it is annoying to watch what they changed so drastically! I agree that Sally plays the part well, she's just in the wrong adaptation of the book!
@@OakmontPA Was about to say... except. It's not. LOL
@@OakmontPAWrong for you. It is different from the book but it’s an absolutely lovely way to end the scene.
The kiss scene made my whole English class laugh at how long it took
Well at least your classmates weren’t asleep.
Intense. Lasting love.
Yeah, just get on with it!
Dramatic license maybe?
True. According to the norms of the day…however, it, I believe, is symbolic of their years of heartache and sorrow of past situations and decisions…We, as the audience, are meant to hang on every second
I spent the entire movie with tears in my eyes. My favorite book of Jane Austen, and my favorite male character of all her novels. I mean, I love Darcy, he is so cute with his shyness and his nerdiness. But Captain is.... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh. He is so damn hot and passionate. I can't resist. If you read the books, his confession of love in the note is actually the most romantic one. Darcy's was more formal.
I have watched the movie, I could watch again but I have things to do. What I am to do with these feelings while I drive around this damn city?????
TheCraftyMom Wentworth’s letter is precious. It’s so intense and passionate. Love it.
Give Mr. Knightley a chance.
Z Dela Cruz he is my favourite
I just adore him and Emma
Anne Elliot and Elinor Dashwood are my favorite feminine characters written by Austen. When girls dream about finding their "Darcy"..lol..I dream about finding a woman with similar sense and character as those 2 I mentioned above.
Verrry true
This is the most beautiful and moving scene among the romance movies that I could see
Rupert Penry Jones is gorgeous and a good actor but Sally Hawkins is an acting giant in this role. People , women especially, say if only men like Captain Wentworth existed in our times. I think they do. They are few , very few, but they do exist. The problem is that women like Anne Elliott the way she was when she let the love of her life slip away through her fingers because she was PERSUADED by her relatives he was not appropriate for her, also do exist. Anne was lucky as hell. Wentworth waited and kept on waiting for her until SHE came to him and chased him down the street all while holding his letter of proposal in her hands. Persuasion is Austen's masterpiece in my opinion and it is STILL relevant. Amazing adaptation this one.
This Wentworth is way more handsome and charmimg than the one in the 2022 adaptation.
Even now in this heartrendingly endearing moment...one could not help but smile at charlie's cluelessness
CrazyGood88 😂😂
The first time I saw the movie in youtube and for that I'm gratefull. Now I have it and I see it whenever I feel the need... Jane Austen was a great writer...
Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that Anne can do that much running in a corset?
Wouldn't she be wearing stays though ? Have you come across the beautiful @sewingthroughthepast channel ? She made a full video about it (Running. In stays.)
Regency stays weren’t long and allowed for more movement than the longer Victorian corsets.
Penry Jones is too gorgeous for words. A real wowser!
Geez, Sally Hawkins is such a great actress. Dakota is unfortunately thousands of lightyears behind her...
Dakota did 50 shades.. soft p@rn. It'll stick with her.
By far the best actings by these two over all the other Austin interpretations in modern era. Just love sally and rupens
Why couldnt netflix adapt persuasion into something like this 😭
Right??
Because it's netflix. Garbage
Jane Austen describes the scene perfectly in the novel. All the tumult in Anne's soul that arises from finding out that Captain Wentworth loves her is internal. You don't have to turn Anne into a contestant in the Bath Marathon to show that.
I agree
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Seriously. I'm not running all over the whole city for some man. That kiss? It's like he let her beg for it.
Think it was to show her determination to not miss out on true love a second time. I loved the scene because prior to that she kept her feelings to herself. Do agree with you about the kiss though. He could have shown a lot more enthusiasm considering the lovely love letter he had just written to her.
@@coletteluby8834 Yes it was. But it was a crude way of doing it and outside of her character as Austen describes it.
thank you Sally for the intense emotion you gave me
This movie is so so so perfect❤❤❤
The acting: absolutely yes, the music and cinematography of the first half of the scene: hell no
I cried the first time I read Captain Wentworth’s letter lol. It almost felt as if I was Anne because I was so desperate for her to be happy with him
Me too... That is one the most beautiful things ever written. Love them! 😍💗
this music in the background, the emotions that this scene exudes, this beautiful letter written by none other than Frederick, makes me really want to cry! ❤️❤️
We get it, they've waited, he wants her to kiss him, but come on, man. HEIGHT DIFFERENCE.
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HAHAHAHHAHA best coment
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AHHHHHHH! My Favorite Version. I LOVE THIS MOVIE AND BOOK!!!!
This was the movie I watched the night after seeing Persuasion by Netflix for the first time. This adaption will, and has always been, far better.
I love her simple "thank you". And, I so appreciate the actresses demure in this version. ❤️
I love the music in this film, and I do like the ending. It's all too easy to mock - the ending shows the intensity of emotion going on, and how time appears to stand still within such an experience. Bravo to the director.
I heartily concur !
Martin Phipps composed the music. Google and RUclips search will get you the musical score…
I love the delay on the kiss I always saw that as him been slightly wary as if he knew once he kissed her he was opening himself up to heart break again. One of my favourite moments is when she runs to the house he laughs at her reaction then gives her the most adoring look seeing her so happy. I think this is Austen’s most beautiful love story.
This letter and scene! I have watched this movie just as much as pride a prejudice. Both are by favorites💕💕💕💕💕
Casting this actress in this film was best decision one could ever made....she looks so damn innocent..
She’s a runner she’s a track star 🏃♀️🏃♀️💨💨
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Jane Austen has given us such great novels and the best couples ever. I don't even know which one I like most. Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility or Persuasion.
YourDarkRose90 Sense and sensibility under my point of view
I'm in that quandry too! But I think Captain Wentworth might just win!! I don know......sigh......
Rupert Penry- Jones… love him in anything he acts in and he is a good choice for Wentworth I believe. He has such a patient calm demeanor to me.
Who's here after watching the Netflix version ✋
Meee
I refuse.
Yes and this version is better
It doesn’t matter what adaptation you watch because the books and those golden words Jane uses to describe characters and language being used gives one the feeling of being there. You can feel every heartbeat and heartache from the books. Everyone adapts movies in different ways because they perceive books in different ways. But this 2007 gem is stunning and yes I did watch the Netflix version and obviously they don’t compare, however the sentiment remains the same.
Scene has me crying over my own life every time.
AMAZING, I CAN WATCH IT ONE MILLION TIMES
If only man like him existed today! 3
yes☹️
Men who try and act in this manner today face being ignored by women or ridiculed.... unless you happen to be very handsome and/ or very rich.
MStellarium. They do!! Quite a few
James Douglas. Not me. This is how men SHOULD act. Too many talk crudely around women today.
MStellarium Ciaran Hinds
About the kiss, somethings cannot and should not be rushed. Understand this is a memory that is being created here that will warm them when they're old and grey.
Sally Hawkins is a fantastic actress & perfect for this role.
This is the best version ❤
He made her come in all the way for that kiss...the anticipation was crazy. I don't know how she did that! Like a move of an inch or so! Well played by both actors! Intense drama, well worth the wait and the watch.
Indubitably. Well said and well put.
Thank god I never watched that trainwreck. This adaptation remains beautiful
There is no need for another adaption...this is so perfect! Why even TRY! 💗
Actually, that comment should be made about the 1995 version with Amanda Root and Ciaran Hind. This one is far superior to the 2022 version. However, if you’ve never seen the 1995 version do yourself a favor and seek it out. I never understood why they bothered to shoot this version when we already had one that was absolutely sublime.
Off with your heads, the lot of you trashing the final letter>run>kiss scene. Have watched and rewatched trying to catch all the nuances of why it's so moving.
This is the greatest cinematic "Kiss" of all time !!
And Yes, like others are saying, they waited 8yrs for that moment. Anne was starving, yet unsure. And she needed to prove to Captain Wentworth the depth of her hunger and commitment. Bah ! Too many words. I'd die to have a woman want me that bad!
Sally Hawkins is phenomenal! Without a word her incredibly accurate & telling body language breathes passionate life into every scene !
Scallywaggs ya 'all ! Over the side wit dah lota ya !
Paul Ritz That’s all very well, Paul, but it won’t do! What about the 16 bore Mortimer?...we didn’t know the outcome...what’s to be done?
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yeah why didn't she just go for the total full on lip clamp, with her tongue rammed up to his tonsils, like Room With a View..ha ha!!
Sally Hawkins makes such a great Anne Elliot. She does justice so well to Anne's gentleness and quiet strength of character. I wish this adaptation had stuck with the incredible original setting of the letter (Wentworth eavesdropping on Anne and Harville's conversation while he writes) but STILL this version captures the emotion so well.
I had to come and watch after a new adaptation of Austen's 'Sanditon' broke my heart lol this NEVER disappoints!
I've been told the new Netflix version reminds my friends of a Victorian Bridget Jones's Diary! That was enough to dissuade me from ever watching it.
What a beautiful exceptional letter !
Sally Hawkins more than perfect !
Rupert Penry-Jones fascinating
as Captain Wentworth !!
Most perfect love scene I know..you see her long kept feelings..when theye are going to kiss..great acting ...great shooting love it :)
Rupert Penry-Jones is perfect in this role & handsome too.🥰🥰🥰
What to say of Sally Hawkins, great actress & awesome.🙂🙂🙂
This will never not make my heart flutter with delight! 😍
Oh if only life and love were really like this. It strikes a chord with each of us as we would all wish it to be our story.
Besides Wentworth and Anne, I’d say my next favorite character is Charles. He just makes me smile with his intensity and complete ignorance to what’s going on between Anne and Wentworth.
beautiful scene. I have watched Persuasion several times
One of the best Jane Austen's adaptations ever!
I loved this version, except for the "up to the lips" moment that was dragged out too long. Almost looked like she was eating an invisible carrot coming out of his mouth. I loved the tears and delaying the kiss was ok too, just not to the point where I wanted to just shove them together. Just took me out of the moment and it could have been perfection.
Oh my gosh, invisible carrot! I'm never going to be able to watch this scene with a straight face again! (Not that I ever particularly liked this kiss-for me it's a major flaw of what is otherwise an excellent adaptation.)
PrincessofErised your comment made me laugh so hard. Specially the shove them together!!
PrincessofErised I do prefer Ciaran Hinds version... expecting for a really good one... addicted to Austen 💜
OMG, your comment is so hilarious. I watched this scene again and now my stomach aches because I was laughing too hard, 😂😂😂
The invisible carrot...you described it exactly, it was uncomfortable to watch, nom nom nom
So romantic
Love love love it. Saw years ago. Thanks for posting.
I forgot how much I loved the music.
Anne has the kindest eyes. This is what drew me to Sally’s portrayal of Anne. She became Anne’s soul.
This just made me want to get my dvd boxset out again. 🥰
This is my ALL time favourite film adaption of ANY Jane Austen character throughout the years... old and new.
It's a masterpiece because it's the slowest of "slow burns" and it is truly and entirely impactful. Gorgeous story telling about human nature with stunning moody locations and environments to give a extra punch.
It's just beyond anything I have ever seen.
I always have flowing tears throughout.
It was certainly a ‘different’ take... but. The 2 leads were excellent, and her upturned face to be kissed remains a wonderful piece of acting
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Empires rose and fell by the time their lips touched...
I dearly love this movie! I cry every damn time I watch it.
La mejor de las versiones es esta , los actores trasmiten ese amor y pasión … que te transporta al momento
Those complaining about that long run.. It was as if if she didn't run her heart would explode because of the feelings that were suppressed for so many years
That run was necessary to compensate for those lost years that lost time ..
This music is breathtaking
We know he wouldn't have kissed her in the street like that really but it's sweet. From an accuracy, sticking to the book point of view I prefer the 1995 version, but as characters I prefer this version of Anne and Captain Wentworth. In the '95 version they seem too old somehow. I do think both versions have Anne as a mousey character, but in some ways she is. She's spent her life being put down by her family and has bent to the whims of others without question. It's only in this moment that she does something she wants. I think RPJ does carry this scene, but I think Sally Hawkins captures Anne well. I love the kiss because there is that sense that he's not going to kiss her until he knows she wants him to, but she wants him to but can't be seen to be instigating it. The way they get there in the end, both of them knowing it’s what they both want, just sums up the story for me.
Loved this show great job.
I love the lines written in the description ❤❤🙆🙆
I read this book. Never saw this film. Will love to watch it. She s a wonderful actress! Love the book, one of my favourites from her.
🙏🏻🦋Thank you so much.!!......?!
I thought Sally Hawkins was quite lovely as Anne and Rupert was absolutely gorgeous. Their love was awe inspiring! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
My favourite book. And this version is beautiful 😭
Most unnecessary running sequence ever, but the music and camera are done very beautifully.
Indeed, it is ludicrous.
Okay, good analysis but they really could have shown that in literally any other way. I think it's peculiar enough to draw all the audience's attention on "She's been running for 4 minutes when is this going to end?" rather than bringing out a deeper understanding of the themes.
Cmon...it was barely 2 minutes of running and it was a perfect way to show how she was making up for 8 years of regret, having been persuaded not to marry him. Determined not to allow another minute (mmmm okay, 2 minutes) go by without him. Music and camera, I agree - fantastic.
In reality, She couldn't have run a step without her corset killing her.
Her running in the street would have caused as much scandal as them kissing in the street a monent later.
@@deborahhanna6640 Well i guess that what what he needed to know. That she did not care about what others thought as long as she got him. That is also why he did not kiss her but waited for her to do it.
I can't wait for another version 😊
The directors of this version needed to watch the kiss at the end of North and South (BBC 2004). This kiss is very lacking IMHO.
Beautiful! ❤
I had to come back here after making the horrible mistake of watching the Netflix version……