I know, right? 🤣

I think Darcy has two expressions: 1. Constipated 2. The sudden, dreadful realization that the large quantities of laxatives he took to cure his constipation just kicked in.

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@@suparna5177 that is exactly right...thus the "Pride" part of the title!😉 Insert the music... the "hate myself for loving you" or her, as she is beneath him in so many ways and had the audacity to be "Prejudice"d against him for what he was not who he truly was, which would take time to realize. Good catch

Yeah he is going against the conditioning of his aristocracy and its giving him angst.

Yes and the elbow as he turns 🤣

To be fair, in the novel, the main two physical characteristics of Darcy are "tall" and "handsome", so it makes sense to see Mr Collins as the opposite of that 😂

It's a cheap shot and body shame-y, tbh. Collins is unbearable and funny just on his own.

@@theimpossiblemary Then again, the novel describes Mr. Collins as a "tall, heavy looking man of five and twenty"

I laugh so much at it.

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literally

Yes

I don't understand What does the hand flex mean, why people are talking about it

@@minecraftherobrine1234 during those times it was a big thing bare skin contact, women wore gloves most time to avoid it, so darcy touching elizabeth’s hand is kind of intimate

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Darcy, in his head: “Preferably with me. No, especially with me.”

@@gabrielamayorga-kintanar6729 😆

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Lol yes

Wait, I don't understand the joke, could you explain it please?

@@elisasanguinetti5639 because he loves staring out of windows

Oh- It's official, I'm extremely dumb😂

I just put that caption there at the last second and I regret nothing. 😆

I knowww it's so adorable

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underrated comment XD

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Same

I respect that. :)

@@jehender me too

Same. And the book as well

Yeah. A lot of Austen purists absolutely hate the movie adaption but they have to learn that the movie does not want to be exactly like Austen. Never intended to be. It wants to be modern in order to attract younger audiences and..that's why the actors are more passionate, Keira Knightley is freakin aggressive when she's rejecting Darcy. It's so that it can be more of a timeless piece. Don't get me wrong, we all know the book is timeless, so an adaption exactly like that should be too. But really I don't see the miniseries being like that..it's a lot more accurate but the constrained acting which is again, very accurate, makes it a bit duller in comparison and is for more patient audiences who particularly enjoy this kind of realistic portrayal. In the book, we have elizabeth's thoughts to engage us. But still Austen's intention was to represent normal society, so, the miniseries is perfect. And that's why it's just as good an adaption. But the movie is a good adaption too, it's not loyal, but not every good adaption has to be loyal, it's something new and really really nice. And when you separate the book from the adaption, people will realise what a beautiful movie this is.

I was hoping Darcy would shiv wickham big time !! And that bitch Lydia too . whaaaa ???? That would be wrong ? Tell me no one else was thinking that .

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yoooo that part always cracks me up bc at that point wickham wouldn't know if that was the murderous gaze he was feeling at the back of his head or darcys nose 😭 so close

Oh that is so perfect!, I often thought from the look of Mr Darcy there was gonna be some etc etc whooping going on if he tried to run

I honestly laugh during that scene because Darcy looks like he's one second away from offing Wickham if Wickham tries to run from that wedding.

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Relatable tbh

The wiki for the movie Finding Jane says that in P&P, Lizzie's character is based on Tom Lefroy and Darcy's is based on Jane Austen. 😁 Great movie, btw. The last scene killed me dead.

I mean Lizzy has some internally screaming moments too.

This comment 😂😂😂 brutally honest

Relatable lol

I'm glad you liked it, thank you for watching! 😊

you know there's a book called fitzwilliam darcy the gentleman its from his point of view its so good and best thing is that its a trilogy. you should read it you'll know all his inner monologues. Its really really really good.

@@bhavyadwivedi3342 Imma faint

@@albagallego7118 you will faint once you'll read those books the author has added a few new characters which again is amazing. She has given so much character to georgiana. At one point darcy tries to find love elsewhere but just cant forget Elizabeth. Then there's the pain he felt when she rejected him, his love towards georgiana. I cant stop gushing just read them they are available free on internet. You'll thank me later.

@@bhavyadwivedi3342 could you please help me finding this book, I googled "Fitzwilliam Darcy book" but couldn't find anything much of the resemblance. If you could send me the link from where you got the free version or pdf

@@shoebee5235 They're called An assembly such as this, Duty and desire and These three remain. I can't find them either (but at least I found the titles...?)

Thank you for watching, I'm glad you had fun! 😊

Lady Catherine was SUCH a bitch to Jennifer Ehle, so hateful!

"Best day of my life" *doesnt look happy at all*

@@user-oz5dy4rt9s he still kept his usual emotionless expression in his wedding. 😂

@@user-oz5dy4rt9s Maybe he took the wedding ceremony seriously, or just did the ‘dignified internal screaming’ as the video implies 😅 He was really happy though as he smiled fully after the wedding ceremony.

That's so funny!! I've never noticed that. Especially mr. Bingley's face of utter disgust

Thank youuu. I haven't noticed them either omg

Omg never noticed this😂 thanks!

Jane makes that face quite often. Come to think of it, Bings does,too.

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Thank you so much, I'm happy you had fun with this one as well. 😊

Funny!! Made me laugh out loud.

I'm dying 😂😂😂😂 best comment ever!

Oh I had the exact same thought 🤣🤣

Well if in Recency England AND if you are filthy rich, secretly kind, constantly gossiped about and chased for your title, but felt betrayed, under pressure and are overprotective of your loved ones most days.

Some guys in real life do this lol. And some women.

That is so me lol😅

Your comment has made my day brighter, thank you so very much ❤️🥺

I'm glad this silly video made you laugh! ❤️

I'm so glad to know you enjoyed them all! 🥰

YESS

I'm glad you liked it, thank you for watching! 😊

Thank you! ❤️

Awww I'm so happy you and your mom enjoyed this silly video and had a good laugh together! Thank you so much to both of you for watching! ❤️

I took inspiration from that scene in North and South. 😁 Than you for watching! 😊

@@chiaratippy Oh I recently watched it for the first time and loved it! Will read the book soon :D Thank you for your videos!

North & South is one of my favourite book adaptations and also one of my favourite books! ❤️

@@chiaratippy The series was great, I loved the industrialisation vs the countryside manners clash; was not expecting such themes and then I realised the author is Charlotte Bronte's friend and first biographer so they were contemporaries... Charlotte is my favourite author and Vilette is my favourite book so I am not surprised that I enjoyed the series and I am sure I will love the book itself :D

Yes!!! EXACTLY what I thought too...they have very similar dynamics.

🤣Hilarious!

I have yet to watch the 2005 one and I'm willing to give it a chance. to give a proper comparison between the 1995 and 2005 versions.

I want to watch the 1995 version but Idk where to watch!

Thank you! 😁

Ditto, HUGE fan!!!

Ditto

I'm glad to know! 😊

That's really kind of you to say, thank you! 😊

Emma Thompson 😌 the best Elinor Dashwood

Maybe if you did send it to them it would Inspire them to actually watch at least the most recent print Prejudice movie

Wow 14 minutes between comment and ❤. that's got to be a new record for me. Thanks so much ;) !

Also the complete s*** eating grin on Mr Bennett at the end is perfect. Yes he's saying two less mouths to feed but he's also thinking "well now I don't have to worry about the younger ones, because they have a rich brother-in-law now. Mr Darcy you absolute fool... thank you." Wickham's like" I can't believe I'm required to be here." Collins is like "bastard. yeah she turned me down. but you're still a bastard for taking her." I never realized how good the background expressions of the 1995 one are until now. Thank you

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The scene itself is only mentioned by Darcy in the book chapter 58 during the talks between Lizzy and Darcy, but yeah their conversations are 1995 original and not in the book: “On the evening before my going to London," said he, "I made a confession to him, which I believe I ought to have made long ago. I told him of all that had occurred to make my former interference in his affairs absurd and impertinent. His surprise was great. He had never had the slightest suspicion. I told him, moreover, that I believed myself mistaken in supposing, as I had done, that your sister was indifferent to him; and as I could easily perceive that his attachment to her was unabated, I felt no doubt of their happiness together.” “I was obliged to confess one thing, which for a time, and not unjustly, offended him. I could not allow myself to conceal that your sister had been in town three months last winter, that I had known it, and purposely kept it from him. He was angry. But his anger, I am persuaded, lasted no longer than he remained in any doubt of your sister's sentiments. He has heartily forgiven me now.” I think they moved that scene earlier to make the story flow better for the 1995 series. :)

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I'm glad it made you laugh, thank you for watching! 😊

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I'm so glad they make you laugh, thank you for watching! 😊

That's great, thank you for watching! 😁