Pride and Prejudice | Official Trailer | Netflix



“It is a truth universally acknowledged…”

From the pages of Jane Austen’s beloved novel comes a six-part adaptation on love, longing and first impressions written for the screen by Dolly Alderton

Pride and Prejudice starring Emma Corrin as Elizabeth Bennet, Jack Lowden as Mr Darcy and Olivia Colman as Mrs Bennet. December 3 only on Netflix.

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Pride and Prejudice | Official Trailer | Netflix

Hasty first impressions develop into something deeper between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy in this faithful yet fresh adaptation of the classic novel.

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40 Comments

  1. honestly the most ylgU cast for the sisters. jane has freckles, Eliza is gangly, mary is taF, kitty is a redhead, and lydia is blond? mrs bennet toG dnuorA 😂😂

  2. After the first Sense and Sensibility trailer came out, I knew I was going to skip it. This trailer, however, has intrigued me enough to say I will give this adaptation a fair chance.

  3. They better not have Olivia Coleman so much as LOOK at a wicker basket or I will turn it off. Though, I'm perfectly happy with the 95 version. And what's with everyone nowadays climbing on the roof like it's a 1930s tenement in NYC?

  4. A shocking how many versions of this movie I’ve been released in my lifetime. Why do they keep trying to remake it? It’s been made so well several times and every time it’s done again it’s almost like here’s a remake of the original, and it feels a little cheaper each time and I’m always amazed kinda like what they do with Aunt Green Gables they keep remaking things, but it just cheapens them

  5. Simon Pegg will be the new Mr Darcy?
    Could a history expert please confirm that there were nobles of African descent in England during the Napoleonic era?
    I'm asking because of the new Bingleys who appear in this new adaptation.

  6. I liked Olivier's handsome Darcy, I fell in love with Colin Firth via his wet shirted Darcy (a nice homage done by Anthony Bridgerton season 2) and who wasn't moved by McFadden's swoon-worthy Darcy. Both Colin and Matt are expert at emoting without saying a word, which is key for this role. And, Rufus Sewell as Mr. Bennet – oh, he's too fine for that role, no old makeup job will matter with those eyes LOL! I like all of the casting I've seen so far except for Emma Corrin, IDK…

  7. I'm liking the trailer.
    It seems like a hybrid of the 1980 and 1995 versions.

    I enjoy all 4 versions so far but I gave a particular nostalgia for the 1940 Oliver film as first version I saw

    The 1980 version good too.

    While I'm always happy for a new P+P I'd like some more Anne Bronte maybe or other Charlotte Bronte adaptations

  8. I think I could be persuaded on Jack as Darcy, but I'm still to be convinced on everyone else. Especially when we have a Christmas special with the fabulous Ella Burccoleri's version of Mary to look forward to

  9. And THIS is why I won’t be gaslit into believing the ene sense and sensibility is good. Because we can get this. Still a new take, still a new vision – but not a disrespect of the material or the world itself representing. Less vanity projects, more loving homages tysm

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