“Matthew’s a man who is sexy in the mode of Richard Burton, with a bit of Alan Rickman. You need to see that kind of rugged beauty in Darcy, knowing that here was a man who walks across fields, climbs trees, and very much manages his own estate. With Matthew, you can see that etched across his face, yet he’s also got this extraordinary vulnerability. On the page, Darcy reads as being very cold, but Mathew is so vulnerable through his big manliness that he gives Darcy extra qualities.”

(Keira Knightley)

Macfadyen recognizes that wounded pride can both humiliate and spark an attraction: “It is terribly attractive when your pomposity is noticed and then punctured in public. It is infuriating and embarrassing and you hate that person. When Elizabeth humiliates Darcy at the Meryton Ball, he finds it incredibly funny. I mean, he is mortified and hates her but goes home and locks all the doors and laughs hysterically into the pillow. That is why she is so attractive.”

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Thank you so much, that´s the best compliment I could receive.

Awww THANK YOU so much :) ! I know it´s not perfect but I put all my heart into it so knowing that you like it makes me extremely happy.

“When he was Darcy and she was Lizzie something happened and they were just perfect together. Keira and Matthew were just wicked together.”

(Joe Wright, Director)

“Darcy pops in and out of the film, so I wasn´t there for the whole time. I just sort of wandered around on set texting my wife, who was six months pregnant.”

(Matthew Macfadyen)

Some of the more modernized lines did not come from her pen. One of those was when Lizzie says to Charlotte, `But he’s ridiculous!´upon discovering their union. “That wasn’t my line,” she informed me in a surprisingly candid response. “I don’t think that worked, really. I also didn’t write the part in Mr. Collins’ sermon, when he says ‘intercourse.’ I believe that was Tom Hollander who did that. I don’t think he should have done it, but I forgive him, because he gave such a good performance.”

(Deborah Moggach, Screenwriter)

Good for you, I´m sure you´ll enjoy every line and that book will stay in your memory forever. Beijos.

Mr. Darcy and ice cream, what else?

“I think, at the beginning, you know it´s that fight within herself of trying to figure out why she likes this person. It´s a relationship full of misunderstandings and pride and prejudice”

(Keira Knightley)