He's been my greatest crush, too, since his Mr. Rochester in 97's "Jane Eyre". Amazing talent.

I agree with you! 😇

Yessss

The most romantic was the 2007 version.

Have you seen Sanditon? The eyes have it.

Roville me too

That's not normal! You need to watch more and more! :)

The absolute best

Sounds perfectly normal to me.

Me too...seen it like 200 times

He is actually Irish 😊

He's mine,jk

AMEN!!! Mmmrreeoowwrrr..

Me too I still have a crush on him

Is

All the scenes between him and her are great!

That was such a cruel thing to say to her 😟

@@arajo5773 Yeah, but he was leaving because that guy was flirting with her so much the whole time and he likes her so he couldn’t stay there seeing the one he likes hitting it off with another guy.

Huge oof

Don’t know and don’t care 💅

He was there just for her and since she was giving her attention to the other guy there was no reason for him to be there at all…

💯

Orange Fox you win the comments game

It breaks my heart everytime knowing that he really thought she went on with her life

It's obvious she's trying to tell him.

The main thing is that everything ended well!

@@CCC-rd3gc yes

Most romantic angst in fiction can be solved by a brief conversation, but they have to put it off for a few hundred pages.

I didn't believe Sally Hawkins or Rupert Penry Jones in the roles - they just did not fit for me. They are both wonderful actors but just not right. Hinds and Root were perfect casting.

@@aquablushgirl totally agree with you. Tose actores don't fit the role. Ciaran abd Amanda are tge Best! Try to watch ( in KZfaq) the version of 1970. It's to the book ,perfect. But it was produced with poor budget and the main actors are a bit old . But still, it"s beautiful and excellent actors all of them!

And here I am after the 2022 adaptation 😭

😂😆🤣

he is the best!

My favorite Captain Wentworth. You can see the Pain and Anger

Noican't!

He was all wrong.

He's good too but I think he's more suitable for a Darcy or a landowner, not a sea captain

Rupert miscast... acted more like a spoilt brat than professional seaman

alex thelizardking I know! This s one of the BEST stories from Jane Austin and I can’t believe it’s not gotten a big screen treatment multiple times. I love this story. Mr. Darcy doesn’t hold a candle to Mr.Wentworth.

I have one developing in my head ;)

Believe me, you don't, Netflix just did one and the trailer is horrendous.

I had to go to Amazon Prime Video to buy it then I can stream it anytime I need to.

I bought the DVD and watch it never bored by it fab cast and set so professional!❤

But he is very much alive !! He plays actually in Kenneth Brannaghs "Belfast" and ist nominated for an Oscar! ✊😊

Ciaran Hinds is, thankfully, alive and well in 2023, his performances here and in Belfast were magnificent.

Noni Gana She was nine-and-twenty when they were reunited which in those days classified her as a spinster.

Dee Sanchez She looked to be in her 30s or 40s. Sally Hawkins' look is more appropriate, age-wise.

Jane Austin's Ann was neither very young, nor very pretty. Amanda Root is perfect for the part. Generally, British films tend to cast more for character than for glamour.

When you take the medical, dental, dietary and sanitary conditions of the Regency period, Amanda Root is probably a good, realistic example of a woman in her late 20’s. That was late youth/early midlife in that time. Amanda Root is still beautiful in the role. She has excellent chemistry with Ciaran Hinds. She’s also wonderfully expressive and a great physical actress. So understated but she commands every scene.

@@amasion2882: Yes, I agree. Root is a wonderful actor. The production itself is a little masterpiece of understatement . Every scene is polished and lit to perfection. Alas the BBC production falls short with its breathless Ann ( Sally Hawkins) and insipid Wentworth.