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3:08 "She's just playing hard to get" - every delusional uggo ever

This is like watching the novel itself. Where to watch it now outside UK?

Poor Lizzy!!! Every man who proposes to her tells her that he is her only chance of being married hahaha. Darcy did it too in his first proposal if you have not noticed!!!! ⚠

Poor Mr. Collins. Yea, he’s icky 😂, but he sure was sweating at the end, as it probably used up a lot of his energy. This scene is always so humorous.

From the time I was in the 6th grade and read this book for the first time (most of it went over my head then) i thought Lydia was so silly and would have a hard life. That much I understood. As I grew older and read it several times, I realized how hard her life was going to be. In college I put in a report that I hoped Lydia's type of person would never have a child, because the child would certainly be unloved and live a most miserable life with parents like Lydia and Wickcum.

How they made this guy so greasy

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"....the violence of my affections...." - LOL...

Bamber’s incredible characterization! Masterful. Hard to see him in any other role after this performance. The 4K version reveals much more in every aspect of this (best by a long shot) version of P&P.

Mrs Bennett should have pushed him to Mary, not Lizzy if she really wanted to save Longbourne for her and the girls. Charlotte was a good choice for him in the end.

Thumb down never work out at all.

I came to seethe at the site of 'Wickham'!! He made my skin crawl. And I wanted to shake and slap around Lydia for her ignorance and foolishness. Yes, I read the book and then watched this miniseries and was fixated. 🤣🤣

Mr. Collins is my favourite character in the series😍

Как жаль, что мама не увидела, что мистер Коллинз понравился Мэри с самой первой минуты его приезда! Посмотрите, как она внимательно следит за Коллинзом и дома и на балу! Это была бы идеальная парочка!

Brilliant acting by the shimmy priest 👏.

If Darcy had been more sociable in general his snub of Wickham would have been more useful

Mr Collins, although he receives e few of Lizzy's rejections, he is not persuaded to be discarieged in his marriage proposal. When Mrs Bennet decides to interfere in the matter to persuade her daughter, Mr Collins is absolutely dismissed on his own will.🙄

whos here from miss lor's space cat extra credit assignment lmaooo

I love this scene. Lordy.🤣

Lydia I'd rather have a tavern rumpus and a weekend of abandonment with. Elizabeth I'd want for life, to have and to hold.

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Oh no .! Hes creepy alright . She respectefly said no, yo.

A brilliant sceen with an acting masterclass, especially in this instance from David Bamber. Jennfier Ehle is superb throughout as Lizzie, in fact, hats off to the cast as a whole.

Melville Cooper, 1940, is my favorite Mr Collins, but this one is a close 2nd.

In my family tradition, a marriage is known as marriage when the man first kiss the woman on her lips and they have romance, love, physical attraction, making love afterwards. It is a written family tradition. I found it in a hand written page. Is not it nice! Even though I was never taught this simple definition of marriage and love by my own mother. while I could recognize the hand writing was my mother's.

Mr. Collins practically gets a boner Each time he mentions lady Catherine

Without doubt this was the most boring Week Pathetic Measureable come ons I have ever witnessed in my life

Fleeting appearance Of Elusive Darcy... Before we nd Eliza hv an eyeful..hes Gone😢😊

When you realize that even with how gross and creepy he is, Elizabeth still at least thanked him for his proposal (twice) whereas she couldn't even bring herself to do that with Darcy's first proposal because that's how much she hated him.

David Bamber is a great actor.

2005 film to the 1995 videos coments: why are you so obsessed with me?

The creepiest mr Collins ever 🤢

It's funny how men haven't changed since the 19th century 🙃

David Bamber is perfection...

It's interesting that Elizabeth noticed everything about mr. Darcy.

She: 'My feelings forbid it in every respect. Can I speak plainer?' He: 'Ohh, you are uniformally charming.' Me: 'Delightfully hilarious.'

These days it's 'nah'

This actor did a good job making Mr. Collins sooo awkward!!!

Lydia, Lydia, Lydia. You should have stuck with Denny.

Poor Mr. Collins!

Anyone notice how Elizabeth instantly places the vase in between herself and Mister Collins.. a physical barrier to protect herself from his...unusual charm.

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Mr. Collins thinks highly of himself. In the book, he even introduces himself to Mr. Darcy (an etiquette no-no) because he thinks his being a clergyman makes him equal in rank. When choosing which Bennet sister he wants to marry, he goes for the most attractive available one, who is way out of his league. He was lucky he had money and influence, otherwise he wouldn't have married anyone!

Some guys just can't take a hint that no means no.

They couldn't have chosen a better actor to portray Mr. Collins

The Best Ever Version and adaptation made! 1995 - Beautifully and Perfectly done. Magnificent actors with their very high level of excellence in portraying all their roles individually and collaborating as group performance overall is superb! The soundtrack and costumes were masterly done and magnificent which bring us to the regency era enormously and undeniably the best and great experience and feelings while watching this masterpiece interpretation of the great Ms. Jane Austen literary masterpiece of all time. Loving it so much and watching repeatedly the whole series almost everyday! Well done to all and hope to find similar story in the near future! Magnificent and Superb Adaptation!! Thank You so much!!

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David Bamber is one hell of an actor! To play such an obsequiously odious character, so lacking in social graces, so offensive to all, deferential to authority, and caring not a whit for anyone but himself, takes great acting and finesse. His expressions are hilarious! He affords great comic relief served up with a hint of menace in the foreboding of the family home going to him, ugh! The one clue that an actor is playing this role and its not really the chap himself, is in the fine fingers of David, the long artistic fingers flying about, not the thick squat hands that Collins would actually have, being a coarse man.

In my head I'm Mr Darcy, in reality I'm probably Mr Collins.....