Pride & Prejudice (2005) FAN Blog

Another update here on Then & Now: The Many Faces of Mr. Darcy , to add two new actors playing Mr. Darcy   ( in the long list of actors who played Austen 's iconic and literary hero Mr. Darcy on either big or small screen since 1940) with Ryan Paevey as Donovan Darcy  in the new  Hallmark's WinterFest 2016  Movies  with a January 2016  premiere of  Unleashing Mr. Darcy  and Sam Riley as Mr. Darcy  in   the upcoming  February 2016 release ,  Pride and Prejudice and Zombies , a  parody adaptation/Zombie mash-up   of  Jane Austen 's classic   Pride and Prejudice   novel. So, I've created a new post here and updated the old post.

Another update here on Then & Now: The Many Faces of Mr. Darcy in continuing with the 200th anniversary celebration of Jane Austen 's classic Pride and Prejudice novel , which has been going on since the beginning of this year (last January 28th) and the upcoming holiday premiere of a new P&P homage/inspired of TV adaptation (of  PD James ' best-selling murder mystery novel of the same name)  Death Comes to Pemberley  starring  Matthew Rhys   (as  Mr. Darcy ) and   Anna Maxwell Martin   (as   Elizabeth Darcy ...née  Bennet ) (which premieres on   BBC One   in the UK this  Christmas  in 3 consecutive nights from  December 26-28 )  2013  and also set for a PBS Masterpiece premiere in  2014 . No broadcast dates has been announced yet...). So, I've created a new post here and updated the old post. Fitzwilliam Darcy , generally referred to as Mr. Darcy , is one of the two...

Matthew Macfadyen  ( Mr. Darcy ) and Tom Hollander ( Mr. Collins ) previously co-starred and appeared in 4 TV ( Any Human Heart ) & Films ( Maybe Baby , Enigma , and most notably in Pride & Prejudice 2005 film) and now they'll be appearing together (or not, but in the same show) again for the fifth time in a new TV comedy 3-one-hour-episode BBCTwo series titled Ambassadors , which lead stars David Mitchell, Robert Webb, and  Keeley Hawes ( Matthew 's real-life wife, who previously co-starred with him in BBC's spy hit series, Spooks/MI-5 and the feature film comedy, Death at a Funeral ) as Jennifer, the long suffering wife of the ambassador played by Mitchell. Matthew Macfadyen (in a small role, but will appear in all 3 episodes) plays POD – nicknamed the ' Prince of Darkness ' – Davis’s superior at the Foreign Office in London.  Special guest stars include Tom Hollander (Rev, Pirates Of The Caribbean, In The Loop) as Prince Mark , a minor royal a...

Lost In Austen (2008) starring Elliot Cowan and Gemma Arterton Continuing the 200th anniversary celebration (even after its special day, the celebration doesn't have to end...we can celebrate it here all year long!) of Jane Austen 's classic Pride and Prejudice novel, with my thoughts, opinions, and review of Lost In Austen (2008) starring Elliot Cowan and Gemma Arterton Here's my Lost In Austen review below...

Another update here on Then & Now: The Many Faces of Mr. Darcy in continuing with the 200th anniversary celebration of Jane Austen 's classic Pride and Prejudice novel , which will be on Monday! Fitzwilliam Darcy , generally referred to as Mr. Darcy , is one of the two central characters in Jane Austen 's novel Pride and Prejudice . He is an archetype of the aloof romantic hero, and a romantic interest of Elizabeth Bennet , the novel's protagonist. The story's narration is almost exclusively from Elizabeth's perspective; she is portrayed as the sympathetic figure, and Darcy hardly so until the later chapters of the novel—as knowledge and ironic events are revealed to Elizabeth. Usually referred to only as "Mr. Darcy" or "Darcy" by characters and the narrator, his first name is mentioned twice in the novel. [Read more about Mr. Darcy ]. Also, check out the following...

Updated 6/13/12: Unfortunately, no one (eligible) entered this (and the other two) DVD giveaways...I'm guessing everyone already owned their copies of these DVDs...and this giveaway has already expired...so ending all the giveaways, since no one here seemed interested in winning these DVDs. Oh, well...