The Right Thing | Bathsheba & Gabriel

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I've been in love with this film since I discovered it by searching for #MatthiasSchoenaerts content.
I have to admit, because of this movie, I've seen almost all of #CareyMulligan's films. Isn't she lovely? She has the most pure aura of perfection.
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15 сен 2024

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@Audrey-ey6pv 15 часов назад

I have lost count of how many times I have watched the movie ❤❤❤❤

@omairjaved1529 8 дней назад

One of my favorite on screen couple! And yes, Carey Mulligan is loverly ♥

@shirleylizza9675 12 дней назад

Ihave seen this version many times. The two lead actors are magnificent and portray the characters beautifully. Music and scenery adds to the beauty of the story

@ohmycatvideos 12 дней назад

They did. Carey Mulligan personally chose Matthias Schoenaerts for the role of Gabriel. The two of them hit it off phenomenally.

@kellybaxter2558 11 дней назад

Ahh an absolutely gorgeous video. Thank you. All the actors are incredible in it. Such an amazing film ❤

@camilacowley8554 12 дней назад

Thank you for this video, it does capture the right spirit of the movie and how powerful and good this relationship is. I loved it ❤

@ohmycatvideos 12 дней назад

Kind of you to say this. Thank you

@Kat-s6t 10 дней назад

Title of film: Far from the Madding Crowd Starring: Carey Mulligan and Matthias Schoenaerts

@carlarodriguesschoeman5675 9 дней назад

Romance at its finest

@marywhite2407 7 дней назад

Gabriel Oak was far too good for Bathsheba Everdine.

@flynnzilla8796 2 дня назад

That’s rather harsh - each of them, during their own growing-up throughout the story, are not ready for the other….until they are. I am curious why you think he is too good for her?

@marywhite2407 7 дней назад

It’s lovely , but Julie Christie and Alan Bates … perfection ..

@ohmycatvideos 14 дней назад

What do you think of the film? Should I read the book as well?