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Published: 2011-12-01 17:23:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1992; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 32
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I give not one fuck if this ever gets faved by anybody. As much as this movie may have diverted from the book (which wasn’t very often, but it cut quite a bit to make it fit into an approximate two hour time frame that left quite a few plot holes that only an avid reader would be able to fill) I absolutely adored Matthew MacFadyen as Mr. Darcy. This one moment in particular, though very different from how it occurred in the book (which I’m reading for the… second or third time this year), is just so… unf, I guess is the only way I can describe it in my beyond-exhausted, bleary eyed state. So… enjoy probably the most frustrating scene in 2005’s Pride & Prejudice. x__xRelated content
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Buuuut then he doesn't and you want to throw the remote at the TV. I was SO annoyed, but the director was brilliant for doing it this way, regardless. AAHHH IT'S SO FRUSTRATING THOUGH.
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Jasc Animation Shop and Photoscape. To capture the frames, I use FX Frame Capture. ^^
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Thanks, I downloaded Jasc A. S.
Sorry my english...
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It's fine. I have no problem understanding you.
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This no-kiss is so perfect and sad, and his eyes!!!!.... I need to see the movie right away! I adore him and his Mr Darcy is my Mr Darcy, is just like I always imagine to Pemberley's Master
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He really is utterly perfect. I mean, Laurence Olivier and Colin Firth have their place as Mr. Darcy, no doubt. But I ultimately think I prefer Matthew MacFadyen... though I'm still not entirely sure.
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Yep, my favourite Mr. Darcy by far. Look at those eyes!
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Unf, yes. Though my grandmother raves about Laurence Olivier, so I have to check that one out too. Who knows, maybe it'll end up being a tie for me. 
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He's just so... melancholy and mysterious. Impossible to resist, really. I haven't seen the Laurence Oliver one, but based on pictures of the film, he looks really handsome. Actually, more handsome than MacFayden. But then MacFayden has this thing, as you said, he gave Darcy his own spin. Which makes him unique.
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Welp, I'll find out just how good Olivier is tonight once the family leaves. I got the Olivier version, the Colin Firth mini-series, and the two-disc special edition of the MacFadyen version. I'm going to explode from excitement.
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That's amazing. You gotta let me know what you think, after this close analysis of all versions of Darcy.
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Well, first, I'm going to watch the one I know best (MacFadyen), because I haven't seen the scene with Georgiana since my original DVD got scratched Q_Q But I'll try to do a journal post of some sort on it Once I spend all of tomorrow watching all of them. ^_^
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Good. I'll be on the lookout.
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This moment is absolutely great, the film is great and Matthew MacFadyen as Mr. Darcy is awesome.
I know about this "Darcy's holly war", but as for me...
Colin Firth's infernal stare scared me from the first moment I saw him in P&P mini series. Each time Darcy-Firth looked at Elizabeth, I had a sense that he was going to put an evil curse on her, instead of trying to hide his attraction and desire... and MacFadyen's quit admire, which scared him, caused him so much confusion... How he punished himself each time he could not resist this feelings. As for me this is much more emotional and heartfelt.
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Indeed. I think every Darcy has brought his own twist to the role, and I adore every last one of them. My grandmother adores Laurence Olivier from the 1940 movie, and we get into lively debates over our differences in opinion. I think she likes having a granddaughter who fell as much in love with Jane Austen as she did, to be perfectly honest. But I agree, as much as I love Colin Firth, his Mr. Darcy was slightly scary, though I'd need to sit through the entire mini-series to be sure. I think Matthew MacFadyen will always remain my favorite, though.
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He-h
Mr. Darcy\Matthew MacFadyen is the only one character me and my grandmother could not argue. We can debate about Jane Eyre, Guy Williams\Antonio Banderas as Zorro (I like the old one version with Guy Williams and my grandmother adores Antonio Banderas), about Capt. Jack Sparrow, Chanel spring\summer 2012 collection... but not about 2005 movie version Mr. Darcy)
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My grandmother hasn't seen the new Pride & Prejudice. Once I get a copy that isn't scratched and unplayable in anything but a blu-ray player, I'm going to show her and I'll be damned if she doesn't fall just as hard for Matthew MacFadyen as I have.
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I agree with you. Who dosen't like Matthew MacFadyen he is perfect in this movie, it's weird to see him playing other caracters. When i saw the mini series Little Dorrit, i almost had to close mye eyes every time he appeared at the screen.
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This was the first movie I'd seen him in, and since haven't watched another. I don't know if I can, though one of my friends has been raving about him since I posted a Facebook status about being in love with him.
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I think you should see them, he is a good actor. I loved seeing him in the tree musketers, excellent movie!
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I think I definitely must. Just saw a picture of Matthew in his costume for that movie and now I really wanna see it.
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I love Matthew MacFadyen as Mr. Darcy too! he plays him so adorable 
Watch this movie everytime I'm angry on something, because it takes me with everytime back in the 18 century in Austen's most romantic love story
LOOOOVVVEEEE it!
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I'm convinced I was born in the wrong century. Eff this century, can I live with Jane?
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yeah me too!
I will too!!!!!
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"D I love the book and all of the movies..but this movie is my favorite! I love Matthew MacFadyen...he makes the perfect Mr. Darcy.
This scene steals my heart...
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Indeed. If I'm doing anything while watching the movie, once this scene comes on I stop and watch.
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ALL MY FRUSTRATION JUST BURST IN THIS ONE MOMENT.
I was all like "KISS HER, DAMMIT!"
And then he was...
and then he wasn't.
All my feelings.
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If this movie had taken place in modern time, he very likely would have. The impropriety of it is probably what kept him from doing it.
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after him, in my opinion comes Laurence Olivier in the 1940 adaptation [link]
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Oh, yes. My grandmother adores him. She was raving about him all during our conversation about P&P yesterday. I'm getting that for Christmas, I believe. My goal is to own everything Pride & Prejudice related.
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^.^ First person to find my addiction cool.
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I love the 2005 movie version a lot! I've yet to read the book. 
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Oh, you must read the book. There's so much, I'm ashamed to admit, that the movie left out, and even changed around. Nothing too drastic as to change the story, but the setting of a lot of conversations was changed to the vision of the director, rather than what Austen had originally wrote. So 
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Ah okay. I own the book and when I get the chance I'll be reading it. Thanks for the advice!
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You will adore it. And probably end up watching the movie for more instant gratification every time you get to a part of the book that's a little bit harder to stomach.
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hahaha cool!!
though I really love the ending in the 2005 film
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I do too. It's adorable. I love how they did it, with the lighting, and the fountain of Pemberly in the background. Absolutely gorgeous.
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yeah
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