The level of clutter in Bennet's house at the opening really makes one wonder what the housekeepers are doing. And I can't imagine there's a small farm outside Bennet's house...but it just expresses that rustic feeling!
Mary doesn't seem to show off as well as the original book, maybe the time-limited scene has been deleted! (At least that part after Lydia eloped, she talked eloquently that women should be careful not to make mistakes and didn't talk about it)
After watching for a long time, I still can't distinguish Kitty and Lydia clearly, even if she talks about her being married, the part is still the same. .
There's no mention of Mr. Bennet's preference for Elizabeth, so it seems a bit too much for him to see the last paragraph; Mrs. Bennet doesn't seem so neurotic, but her dialogue still betrays her.
To say that Mr. Wickham is a playboy seems a little wrong, and it doesn't seem like Elizabeth has any good feelings for him, and it seems that the previous article never mentioned any intersection between him and Lydia!
Caroline Bingley's outfit is much better than that of the bbc version, she no longer looks like a shrew who is scolding the street, but she doesn't pay much attention to her admiration for Mr. Darcy. (Forgot to mention that the bbc version of Miss Bingley later played Henry Dashwood in "What a Girl Wants" - the fiancée of the famous bbc version of Mr. Darcy Colin Firth - ... ﹞
Not used to Georgiana's initiative , I remember that she is the kind of girl who is not sociable and even timid to speak a word (the description in the book is that she only looks a little arrogant because she rarely communicates with others).
Lady Catherine de Bourgh's arrogance is unparalleled. At first, everyone seemed to be meeting the Queen at Rosings (Judi Dench played Queen Elizabeth I in "Shakespeare in Love")
Mr. Collins and Charlotte Lucas are actually high It is quite consistent with the appearance.
Writing this, I have always wanted to talk about the relationship between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth. At first, Mr. Darcy looked arrogant and always looked down on other people. In fact, he was just not good at socializing. Elizabeth actually asked him to dance... ﹞ , Matthew Macfadyen didn't act clumsy, only the last scene, I don't understand why Mr. Darcy visited Longbourn in a disheveled dress, did he want to express his desire to know Elizabeth earlier? And Keira Knightley, she played the kind of charm that Elizabeth knew what she wanted to do - Jane fell ill in Netherfield, she decided to walk to visit, under the pressure of her mother, she still refused Mr. Collins' marriage proposal, and did not buy Lady Catherine's account, independent Personality is revealed. [But Oscar's Best Actress, I believe she can only accompany her - it's not that her performance is not good enough, it's just that the opponent is too strong. ﹞
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