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One of my favorite movie scenes ever and the music playing in the background as Mr. Darcy walks towards her in the mist is perfect. I cry every single time , Thinking & hoping the same! My favorite scene…walking through. the mist looking so darn handsome & saying those beautiful words…..kiss her already! They were so prim & proper back then!!
- I loved the absolute romance of just putting their foreheads together with the sun shining through between them!!!! So beautiful! I love how they waited till the very end of the movie to give us their first real onscreen kiss!
- My husband and I celebrated our 20th anniversary about a year ago and tried to remake the scene.
- I like the series and this movie equally for different
- reasons. Just as I like both interpretations of Darcy for different reasons. Like a lot of others though, I love the scene where Lizzie and Darcy, after being up most of the night, greet the dawn and each other. Darcy walking across the field to come see Lizzie…so romantic
Matthew playing Mr. Darcy gave me a love for Pride and Prejudice that I couldn’t get enough of. The connection between him and Keira Knightly was amazing. My friend and I bonded over this movie. We would sometimes put it on at the same time while we were in our respective houses and text each other quotes. He was so in love with McFadyen.
That was one of my favorite scenes of the movie. That was a hot scene and he looked so sexy walking towards her. Loved it. I just watched the movie two weeks ago for the hundredth time. I have 3 different versions of Pride and Prejudice and this is by far my favorite. Love it.
As I short sighted person, I can relate too! What a struggle. Anyway, I saw this movie so many times and it becomes deeper and deeper… I think that the first time that I saw it I was 16/17, that was my “period drama novels” and Jane Austen had a such impact on myself, as a reader.
