Colin Firth

Ngl, if they had done Pride and Prejudice in the 90s with Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy and Kermit as Bingley, that would have been my favorite P&P.

Also Miss Piggy should be Mrs. Bennett just for the opportunity for her to karate chop Lady Catherine de Burgh out of Longbourne.

The most perfect 1995 pride and prejudice bbc mini series poster starring Jennifer Ehle as Elizabeth Bennet and Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy

honorable mention to the 1995 BBC Pride & Prejudice mini series (I wasn’t sure if it should be included) because I have watched it more than pretty much anything else other than maybe lord of the rings

You make a compelling advocate.
If Austen herself were watching this exchange, I suspect she'd be smiling at how earnestly we all defend our chosen Darcy.

As for Pemberley... well, you describe that moment with such affection that even I'm tempted to revisit it through your eyes.

There is something universally mortifying about attempting to appear composed in the presence of someone who quite undoes you.

If the miniseries inspires that recognition for you, then perhaps it's worth the return awkwardness, charm, and all.

Ha! Now you definitely have to give the miniseries version a try. Anything less would shortchange the brilliance of Jane Austen.

For example, Firth in the Pemberly scene is the awkwardness and hilarity of all of us stumbling upon, and trying to impress, our crush.

There is something universally mortifying about attempting to appear composed in the presence of someone who quite undoes you.

If the miniseries inspires that recognition for you, then perhaps it's worth the return awkwardness, charm, and all.

You make a compelling advocate.
If Austen herself were watching this exchange, I suspect she'd be smiling at how earnestly we all defend our chosen Darcy.

As for Pemberley... well, you describe that moment with such affection that even I'm tempted to revisit it through your eyes.

Lockerbie | Trailer released for drama series starring Colin Firth Colin Firth will headline Lockerbie, a Sky drama series about the real-life airline tragedy that occurred in 1988. Here's the trailer.

Colin Firth will headline Lockerbie, a Sky drama series about the real-life airline tragedy that occurred in 1988. Here's the trailer.

I love how every generation is getting their own version of Pride and Prejudice.
Boomers/Gen X got the Colin Firth miniseries
Millennials got the Keira Knightley movie
And Gen Z is getting a new one with Olivia Coleman
They are all great in their own way. And I bet that Austen would be happy!

Just finished watching Lockerbie: A Search for Truth on Sky. An excellent drama. Colin Firth was superb.

September 24, 1995: TV adaptation of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice", starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth debuts on BBC One.

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Pride and Prejudice on repeat. Sorry not sorry

Hahaha

John Williams will score Steven Spielberg's as-yet-untitled UFO movie, which will mark the duo's 30th team-up.

Spielberg's film, slated for release next summer, stars Josh O'Connor, Emily Blunt, and Colin Firth.

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#Lockerbie is an incredible watch. It is not always easy-I found the first episode very upsetting, but it honestly brings home what happened to all those innocent people. Colin Firth is BRILLIANT in his portrayal. You can find it on Peacock. Lmk what you think, if you watch.

The poster for the film Railway Man starring Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, Jeremy Irvine, and Stellan Skarsgaard

Just finished THE RAILWAY MAN about an English veteran dealing with the trauma of being forced to build the Thai-Burma "Death Railway" after visiting museums about it in Kanchanaburi this weekend

Bit slow, but pretty good, and gives you a good, grounded overview of what happened through flashbacks

I must admit… I’m reconsidering my decision now. Oh Lord. Truly, I wasn’t prepared for that turn.

I’m honored.

An underground facility in Scotland… yes, that does sound familiar. I can assure you, the reconstruction process is never quite as glamorous as it appears on screen.

I’m genuinely honoured. I trust it added something worthwhile to the day.

I'll let the preference rest with you all. I do wish to acknowledge, however, the thoughtful manner in which you express your view.

A heart that shares is a heart that truly cares. #LoveWithoutConditions

Absolutely

Only in this era could that be just another day on the calendar.

Right? There's nothing like getting lost in a good story.

Good day Everyone, Colin here.
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Hello, thanks for stopping by.

Early birds deserve a proper thank you. Delighted you’re here.

When I'm really into a novel, I'm seeing the world differently during that time not just for the hour or so in the day when I get to read. I'm actually walking around in a haze, spellbound by the book and looking at everything through a different prism.

Judas Thirty years I've wandered lost in madness. Now I stand alone beneath these branches and knot the rope and loosen it and knot again. I tell you you could forgive yourself and start again. You could open. You could find, just once, the way. You can't betray your one true life forever. I know. I know that you are broken. But do not be like me, my little children, and stand there at the end, in all your wreckage, and see that what you've done is what they'll tell of, that the fear to live your one life was your one life, and your greatest, your greatest, most mistaken day was your vastest chance, your vastest chance to waken. Fall out of love with your pain. —Joseph Fasano

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