I love love love this film. And Dan in it. He did the best thing by no longer standing around drawing rooms.
He’s so so so good in The Guest though!
They spend most of the second book and movie split up, but get a happily ever after in the end. Between the second and third book they marry, have a kid, and he dies. Between the second and third movie they apparently break up, and if this article is any indication, Darcy marries another woman.
Nope, didn’t forget. Those movies didn’t have nearly the same cultural impact, he’s barely in them, and all three of them are godawful.
Jesus, you scared me for a minute there.
The fact that the number of people that will believe this is not zero is the scariest thing.
I read every comment first before posting, because I figured someone would have mentioned Notting Hill. I’m surprised you’re the only one!
Between Walter and Dog Monday I cry so fucking hard.
ONG YES. My favorite LM Montgonery, I cried buckets. My first real grappling with huge tragedy in literature. (Walter! Nooooooo!) (there were other deaths before in the books but that one just half killed me)
I would do unspeakable things for a good version of Rilla of Ingleside!
I need a new Emily adaptation that’s actually done well.
As apposed to “I pledge allegiance to the flag...”
Potlucks is the only way any of us had parties or fucking weddings when I grew up. Fuck this classism shit.
There is a real class division in how people view potlucks. Higher income people view them as lazy and cheap. Most blue collar folks see them as fun and a great way to have a party. There are a lot of people who can’t afford to invite 20-30 people over to eat. Blue collar folks also don’t usually do wine/ hors…
Yeah, not gonna lie, 14 year old me would have been much more interested in this than 25 year old me currently is. =/