How have I never seen this before?! I LOVE THIS SO MUCH. There's a set of memes called "Darcy's Inner Struggles" which I thought was hilarious, but this might be even better, if only for that delightful strand of "I hate myself" that runs throughout it! I'm currently writing an S&S fanfic from Edward's POV, and this has really inspired me. I can't wait to watch parts 2 and 3. Thank you so much!!
He is far too handsome and dashing to be Edward. "Edward Ferrars was not recommended to their good opinion by any peculiar graces of person or address. He was not handsome, and his manners required intimacy to make them pleasing. He was too diffident to do justice to himself; but when his natural shyness was overcome, his behavior gave every indication of an open, affectionate heart." Grant is much closer to the description than Dan was.
I do agree with that but what makes Hugh Edward was the innocence on his face. His face looked docile enough to present a person who’d read sermons rather than fight cases
Okay I have to genuinely applaud your editing and commentary 👏🏻. 👏🏻. 👏🏻. I almost ALWAYS cannot stand when people have commentary over video edits, but you genuinely made me laugh OUT LOUD several times 🤣 thank you so much! 😘
Oh my goodness! I legit lol'd at this! So well done! The black and white bit with emotional music and then pasting her face over the other girls! Wow, bravo! Made my day! Starting my new year off right! 😂🙌❤
I watched Eurovision five times. I really admired the Russian singer thinking he was an amazing actor and comedian. I wondered why I had never seen him before! I decided to look up who he was and freaked out to find out he was Matthew! I had absolutely no idea! he looked and acted so differently. I had no idea it was the same person! What a talent!
I remember when I saw this for the first time and thought Dan Stevens was so cute. But I had already seen him in Agatha Christie's Miss Marple - Nemesis, and had to watch this, and it was so good, me and my mum bought the dvd set for this one lol
I’ve just realised, the actress in laying Margaret Dashwood was the lead in “Why didn’t they ask Evans” & the most recent version of “The Ipcress File”.
Based upon Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. Story displays how two people are kept apart by the rigid social and economic structures of the time, but eventually find a way to each other. Hero and heroine are both people of the highest character, which is exactly why this hurts so much - and feels so wonderful when it resolves. Oh, and Lucy Steele deserves an eternity in pain.
Like I say, it's not a BBC adaptation of Jane Austen if the main male character doesn't find a way to wear a wet shirt. (Such a funny video by the way, RU-vid lacks some good Sense and Sensibility content!)
Ha ha I thought I wouldn’t enjoy the comments but they are so funny 😂 Dan Stevens acts the part of Edward beautifully, but he might be a tad too gorgeous.
I've had a crush on that man ever since Downton Abbey, serious eye candy with those enormous sky blue eyes. I mean no insult to Elinor but this Edward is perhaps too pretty for her, marvelous actress or not. They look out of place with each other.
And maybe because most of the people don't like this version and there are almost no clips from the movie on Youtuube except the edits of fans or the trailer.
Why do men have to do this passive aggressive stuff? My childhood sweetheart acted like this as we got older. We loved too hard too fast. We hurt each other's trust and were split up... so after that he did this passive aggressive no eye contact crap. But the day I had to move away, 1 month from when I could legally be old enough, he paced and cried so hard. He clung to me, screaming into my shoulder and nearly collapsed from the shock of it. It broke my heart. All this love hidden away that he just couldn't allow himself to express. Poor kid. I was so heartbroken I couldn't even cry. I just wanted to stay right there. 14 years later, I pray he is happy wherever he is. I forgive him, because love let's go, and love is more powerful than pain.
