Even though Pride and Prejudice was made in 1995, I do feel travel agents are missing out by not offering tours to these sets.

I agree that it's such a shame that Sudbury Hall has been "modernised". The whole point of the National Trust is to hold important buildings in trust for the nation, to preserve them , their history and heritage. Why anyone feels the need to add disco lights and computer terminals everywhere is beyond me. When we visit places like this, we want to step back in time, we want to experience latter days and soak up the ambience. We do not want, or need, interactive, multimedia, touch screen kiosks and the like. We want, and need, to unplug and tune in to simpler times, old fashioned values and interact with these buildings as our predecessors did.

I am so happy to see that there are others who value this version of Pride and Prejudice as I do. I loved this video and another that you did. Thank you!

Would love to know about the Bed & Breakfast where Mr. Collins lived. I would love to go stay there. And yes, this version of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle is the BEST!!!!!😎❤️❤️❤️👌

I’m a big fan of Pride and Prejudice 1995. I wanted to see Pemberley to be close to the original look. Still good but they killed the vibe. Thank you for video!❤

They used to. I took a tour about 10 years ago and we went to all these locations. We even had a meal and danced inside Longbourn.

I love the way you showed little insets of the TV show overlaid on the real place. I’ve been to Lacock & Lacock Abbey. Don’t know if I would’ve figured out where they were on my own

Thanks so much for the follow-up, I'd just found and watched your other P&P video. Very well done! You have a grateful new subscriber. Pity about what they did to the music room at Sudbury Hall. I wouldn't expect them to keep the rooms as a P&P time capsule, but I would hope that any re-dressing would be done in good taste. Best wishes from this obstinate, headstrong girl! 😀

Приятно было посмотреть как там сейчас.Этот фильм остался в сердце навсегда.Все на отлично.Смотрю его и сейчас.Актеры подобраны великолепно.Помню всех .И безмолвного слугу мистера Дарси и даже нищих детей в Лондоне .Мальчика и девочку.Природа просто восхитительна.Из незатейливого сюжета появился прекрасный фильм.Радость для глаз и для души.Спасибо.

Another stupid 'installation' at another National Trust property. The noise in that 'dance' room was infernal. It seems like you're no longer just allowed to wander quietly and enjoy each room. (However, thank you for the video tour - most enjoyable!)

I absolutely loved this! Just this morning I found the first vlog(?) and was transfixed and am going back later to watch it again and then will rewatch this. Your knowledge of P&P is impressive as is your skill in inserting the recordings comparing the places. Genius and fascinating . Thank you Tudor and be assured that I will be looking out for any of your future postings. Here’s hoping that you get thousands of subscribers as you deserve them.

Whilst you were at Chrome and Parkhouse you should have visited the village of Longnor that is about one and a half miles away. The little cobbled alleyway leading from the market square up to the church was used for the location of the inn they were staying in. There is one scene where there is a coach and horse outside and if you see just how narrow the alley is I’m amazed they managed to fit them in.

Never subscribed to any KZfaq channel before but this content is worth it. You are so interesting/elegant and your enthusiasm and effort shine through in your content. Your P&P vids are excellent - worth watching more than once just to catch all the interesting details you discuss and to enjoy the beautiful locations again. Intelligent, witty, insightful, visually beautiful content…I think you must be wonderful dinner guest to sit beside! Thank you for all your effort!

Thank you for a wonderful tour. I would have used the outside shots for Pemberly. The outside is beautiful.

This was fabulous! Thanks so much! 😊

Hi Tudor. I so enjoy your videos on P&P, my favorite novel. I loved the portrait of Colin Firth that you mention. Turns out it didn't go to his mother, but was sold at auction in 2009 for about £12,000 to a fan who requested anonymity. Colin Firth wrote a letter about the portrait that accompanied the sale. I have the perfect spot for that portrait at my place.

Good grief! What is the National Trust doing? Such a cacophany and stupid disco lights.....in a stately home? 🙄 Thanks so much for the tour and going to try and buy some P&P memorabilia from the gift shop in your previous video. 🥰

Thanks for this splendid video of our beloved p&p 1995 locations

Thank you for such a wonderful trip down memory lane. Fantastic video

This American thanks you very much! I too just found your channel and watched the other P&P video. Last time I was in the UK I got to visit Lyme Park. It was wonderful! I wish it wasn't raining though!!!

Thank you so much for going back and doing the tour for us. After your previous video that included the thumb action, I had to go back and rewatch the series. I am taking a break before going on to episode 3, lol. Many of us will not be able to see these places 'in real life' so you taking us there is a real treat. Your dedication, and all of your hard work are very much appreciated.

Absolutely delightful. Thank you for all the hard work needed to share this content with all of us P&P fanatics.

J'ai lu le livre et ai regardé la série. Un réel plaisir, et les dialogues...merci !

Thank you so much for showing us Sudbury Hall! I visited it several years ago, before they messed up the music room (what a disappointment!) and really enjoyed it, so you brought back good memories. I also enjoyed the credit you gave the actor who played the housekeeper. Now I’m going to watch your previous location video.

Thank you I’m. Watching again so I can plan my visit , I enjoyed your tour.

Thanks Tudor, much appreciated 🙂

Excellent video and also a cruel reminder of how far the NT has sunk from it's founding principles. Following a dispute over a large donation to save a property 40 odd years back, this is my first look at the new vision. Ugh.

This move is my favorite of all the Pride & Prjudice nivues, The move had the perfect actors. No one played Darcey like Conlin Firth and I was so happy to hear that gifted him mother with his portrait. I never liked any of his other movies being more modern and too sexual for me. But this one was so beauitufl from top to bottom. That building and atmosphere was so enjoyable to see. It caused me to enjoy every bit of the movie including the horses. Thank you Sir for sharing this.

This was fascinating, i thoroughly enjoyed watching and loved all the snippets you popped in from the tv programme. Wow! Loved the music room, how gorgeous! & the long gallery, so very regal and amazing to see!! Great stuff Tudor, as always, done beautifully!

This was a lovely outing, thank you!

Thank you for sharing this!

I just stumbled on your channel and I love all this Pride and Prejudice stuff! The 1995 version is my favorite. It is amazing to see these actual homes. You are very lucky to be able to visit them so easily and see the beautiful surrounding areas too. Thanks for sharing!

I'm so glad KZfaq put your videos up for me to view. I LOVE P&P so much, especially the 1995 version. Keep up the great work! England is very beautiful.

Thank you, how fun is this! Love your videos

Well done video!

E' veramente un posto bellissimo !! Grazie mille per farceli vedere!! Thank You ! 👏🏻👏🏻❤️🥇❤️🇮🇹

Another great P&P video!

Most enjoyable. Thank you.

i love the way ur videos are made and so so insightful. thank you. i never learnt P & P in school and u have made it all so interesting and fascinating. love all ur videos.

A month this video was shared on KZfaq and did not comes on my page ?????? Can't tell you how exited this is for me .Thank you Tudor for this amazing clip xxx

I read Pride and Prejudice a long time ago and it’s always been a favorite of mine. I wasn’t aware that there is a series until I discovered it on a movie channel. What a reprieve from so many recent movies and series. I love it and have watched it several times. I am surprised and disappointed that there isn’t anything that references the series. There should, at least, be pictures of the various scenes placed in each room that was featured in the series. The music room is ridiculous! Maybe the powers that be aren’t aware that the series is still alive and loved.

Beautiful video. I always follow your comfort book videos as well as the other vidéos and I must tell you that you That you increased in me the pleasure to read more and more books. Thank you Miranda and Donna !!! Grazie. Ivana from Ferrara

Thank you! Thank you for these videos, and for your good nature and enthusiasm. Are there any more scenes you could re-enact? I'd love to see where Lady Catherine D B argued with Lizzy! Or the disastrous proposal. Or the sword fighting lessons. Don't give up!!! ❤️

Thank you for this 😀👏🏻. I’m from Portugal and me and my mum watched this series together when I was a kid. We tape recorded it (VHS) and I would watch bits during lunch before going to school. The best version in my opinion. I love Jane Austen. I’m going to look for the first video and watch it.

Hey enjoyed your video very much .Location amazing! One of my many interests is English literature ( Books ) so me for this is quite a treat! Thanks!

I enjoyed this and am so glad you discussed the housekeeper. I always really enjoyed her performance and thought it was particularly excellent.

Wonderful xx

Love your video! New follower. Thanks for making it.

It's amazing how with movies they do things in such a manner to lead you to believe you are looking at the same building. I would have never thought those inside shots were done somewhere else rather than what we knew in the movie as Pemberley. I was trying to figure out what exactly was going on at that place with all the weird furnishings, signs, and whatever, uh mirror balls. LOL. It was still cool to see. Thank you!

Oh no, turning such places into discos and god knows what else. As you said ' What are you doing'! My thoughts exactly when you walked into the music room. It certainly doesn't look like a stately home. Who makes these crazy decisions? You don't go inside such an edifice looking for discos!!! Or children's play areas in the major rooms. It takes away all the mystique and grandeur. Great well done video with excellent commentary.

What the hell is going on in that music room? Does the National Trust honestly think that people visit great houses to see plastic chairs, neon and disco balls? I for one visit these places to see how the aristocracy and their servants lived, how their households ran and to marvel at the interior fittings, artwork and architecture. Note how the room is entirely devoid of other people; they have rushed straight through and lingered in the more, ahem, traditional settings.

Fun! Thanks for visiting with your camera stick.

Love it❤

Where were the internal scenes at Longborne were shot. Thankyou so much for this. Loved it.

Pride and prejudice, 1995 is my favorite

At 2:15 (and to the right of Chrome Hill) is a pointy looking hill which is in fact an end-on view of a pretty spectacular ridge walk valled Dragon's Back (if I remember correctly). Well worth an afternoons walk.

Thanks for another wonderful video, you did a great job! I hope that was a temporary thing, a kids fair of some sort? Imagine the frustration of going there, perhaps the only time in your life you can do it, and encounter the interiors transformed into a kindergarten!!!

What the heck are the National Trust up to? We visited Sudbury Hall a while back. It looks like they are trying to make it too modern.

Thanks for the insights. I'm sure I've seen the portrait of Darcy in the Jane Austen Museum (tea room) in Bath. Well worth a visit as is Bath itself. Greetings from Kent we dwell in the same county !!

Lovely video , thank you for sharing. 1995 P&P is my absolute favourite. Both you and a lot of your commentators have noted that it is a shame lots of the rooms are not as they were seen in the TV series. And particularly that they don’t bother referencing the television show for visitors . Certainly a missed opportunity. Having worked on a few period film sets and also for the National Trust et cetera,….I hope you don’t mind me throwing in my two cents worth on this topic; firstly, set dressers, and the film workshop staff can be (not always), incredibly skilled and create utterly convincing period appropriate coherent interiors, where the passage of time has changed what we see now quite significantly. They are good enough to fool the property staff. Because the series is set at a specific time, and because the property has obviously changed since it was in that time period for real, a certain amount of decorative editing has to occur, and that is not necessarily how the rooms exist in real life. Additionally, time period which room represents now at the property may not necessarily be the same time period that a series is setting, because of course, the property has a much longer history in just a particular decade and happened to be writing about. There are endless curatorial decisions to be made about how a property is presented to its visitors on a day-to-day basis and these can lead it to look very different to how you may expect, even before there’s a strange disco in the music room. Secondly, as I’m sure everybody realises, what do you see on film and what you see in real life and not the same thing. There is a lot to be said for clever editing. And in this particular case, making us believe that Lyme park and Sudbury Hall are the same building was very cleverly done. But it does mean you’re going to have a certain amount of disconnect when you visit either in person. Thirdly, the National Trust, like everybody else is on a financial knife edge. And they are doing absolutely everything that they can think of to try and keep their audiences interested and coming back. This unfortunately does result in trying some new things that not everybody enjoys. Personally I would’ve found a disco in the music room a sensory nightmare and had to leave. I can understand other people would have found it stimulating and exciting. But whether you agree with it or not, please do understand that there will have been serious planning and discussion behind the scenes . I never agree with every decision, and some things I think are utterly stupid, but I will always give them credit for at least trying. The National Trust have many faults, but they are not sitting on their bums, drinking expensive tea and eating expensive biscuits, I absolutely promise you. The vast majority of staff are run off their feet, working really hard, have the very best of intentions and I love it when I get to work with them. So please don’t be disappointed when you visit a property that has been used as a film set. Instead, take it as a challenge to do some detective work rather than expecting it to look exactly like it looked on camera.

Can’t wait 😊

AT 6:49, was thinking about comment that perhaps they didnt use the exterior of Sudbury Hall for exterior of Pemberley as it was too far away from the other sites...I think it could have been used for Netherfield, as you stated but the site chosen for Pemberley exterior was so, so, so stately! Austere but elegant. Sudbury is large, impressive but much warmer, homey. Pemberley looked kingly.

Bloody awful what they have done to the interior of that house. All those brochure and guide book stands, and the music room! What was that all about!

I loved Sudbury Hall. I think the room where Darcy is getting ready before he goes back to see Lizzy at the inn is there as well, a state bedroom.

Those hills are very familiar. I've climbed them. Parkhouse Hill is a challenge!

I am not sure about what they have done to Sudbury Hall - it looks quite garish. Is it temporary for school holidays or something similar?

Cool

I truly loved every aspect of this version of Pride & Prejudice, and thoroughly am enjoying your tour of this amazing home, but I was appalled to see the music room darkened so you can't see it except for the awful disco lights and incongruent music! Plus, some other views of rooms and halls with a few odd modern whatever's taking up space and ruining the elegant vibe of the whole place. What were they thinking!

Interesting! Thank you!✌️

Yes I agree, why can’t it be left alone like was instead of making everything so gimmicky, like that would be more appealing to young visitors. They can also give a bit of information on what a ballroom’s function was in comparison with what we do nowadays. Don’t kill the ambiance with loud music and mirror-balls.

Hi, It's Tudor here...

Its the best movie 🌞

Danke für die Haustour. Ich habe alle Romane von J. Austen und liebe deren Verfilmungen. Ich würde gern selbst einmal diese Orte besuchen.

I read a biography of the Duke of Wellington. It referred to people wandering around his house and grounds as though it were an amusement park. I think he met his wife wandering around the groynds like that. So the National Trust hasn't completely dispoiled the original character of these old houses.

Thank you for this video! Wonderful content! Where is Sudbury Hall located? Is it in the actual town of Sudbury or somewhere else?

Love those nice rounded hills, oh and yeah then there's the pyramid

I subscribed to you because I enjoy your insight into this particular movie. You would have to know my personal history with it in order to understand me (which is unimportant to anyone) I don't' want to go there but I do want so much to say you ability, or rather you God given gift works quite well and you give an understanding for actors which I rarely pay attention to. Reason at the age of 80 my life is filled in ministry in helping others. Sir, you have my respect and I pray that perhaps there are some things that can come out of the dregs of Hollywood.I am a firm believer God made all good to triumph over everything but then that was another time.

Tank You so Much Tudor .... C'est Vraimant Merveilleux .... ♥

Tude always enjoyed Austin on TV but never read her but after listening to you I've grabbed a copy of Northanger Abbey ! I fancy gothic novels which I understand this is a satire of. Now if it's no good in your opinion let me know and I'll give it away for Xmas. 🤡

What a mess the interior of Sudbury Hall is now. Ghastly.

I hate how they find it necessary to dumb down heritage properties with modern elements (especially screens) - it's the same in Japan where they Disneyfy the old temples.

what have they done to the music room ?? why have the lightening like that ..

8:17 Does that neon sign read "Dance like it's 1699"? "It's all so strange" but that was diverting.

I enjoy this series and I have read the book at least 5 times. I don’t think any of the other P&P representations come close because of the amount of detail that was put into the BBC series. At 5.25 minutes you state Mrs Garner. It it was Mrs Gardiner. I actually think the aunt and uncle are the entire key to the whole series - I have a few insights I can share but the Gardiners from “Cheapside” are the key to the whole story. Actually. There some telling scenes in the BBC production.

So what great home was used for the exterior of Pemberley?

Curious that they have the music room dark with the disco lights when people are touring the house. I wonder why they would do that? Were they hiding some structural defect in the house? It’s just strange.

Do you have love for the later version with Keira Knightly? Would love to see those filming locations as well even if the Colin/Jennifer version was my favorite.

I agree. Why disco lights????

Looking forward to this see you later

What they've done to that grand old place is disgusting, all that modern stuff should not be there, national trust you need to restore it to its former glory.

Omg. The NT needs a re think. They have turned Sudbury into a horror story. Hope that isnt permanent. I thought it was a really impressive when i went. Not that noisy ghastly experience.

Ah. You should read the book. Jane Austen wrote all those lines you like.

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