When Elizabeth is visiting Darcy's estate - that was common in the period.  Before there were museum's, very rich people would open their homes and private art collections to the public for viewing.

Darcy didn't have a "plan," per se, but when he heard Lydia had gone off with Wickham, he searched for them and arranged the marriage, then insisted Lizzie's uncle take the credit. Sometimes it sounds like you're thinking Darcy arranged for Lydia to run off with Wickham or he helped to make Lizzie say yes to him, when, although he did it because of Lizzie, he never wanted her or anyone to find out he had helped.

Darcy bursted in to say nice house because Lizzie literally said practice what you're not good at 😂

Mr. Darcy did not plan for Lydia to run away with Wickham. That entire situation was terrible for the whole family's reputation. "Respectable" young women would never run away with an older man. Lydia's selfish behavior (obviously driven by Wickham manipulating her) would have ruined the chance of any of the other sisters getting decent offers of marriage.
Mr. Darcy found them and offered Wickham a ton of money to marry Lydia, saving the family's reputation. This enabled Bingley to marry Jane with no scandal, and for Mr. Darcy to propose again to Elizabeth, with no scandal.
Different times y'all

I love this movie. When I cant sleep i put this movie on and just close my eyes and listen. Beautiful piano and nature sounds and elegant conversations put me right to sleep.

43:31 Darcy didn’t set it up. They ran away and he found them and paid for the marriage so that Lydia wouldn’t be disgraced

"Are you taking notes?" 😊 The GOAT. The greatest enemies to lovers ever written.

Mr Darcy was enamoured with Lizzie when he first laid his eyes on her @ the ball. He saw her and looked away quickly with shock, because he was overcome by her beauty. If you rewatch that part you will see his reaction (body language, facial expression). ❤

45:43 The scene where Mr. Darcy & Mr. Bingley practice Bingley's proposal was all Improvised between the two actors! The Director gave them creative reign over the scene. And they smashed it! Thats partly why its so funny 😅😂😊😂

Mrs. Bennett wasn't saying Lizzy was plain, she was talking about Lizzy's friend Charlotte.😊

It's kind of cool cuz in the books Lady Catherine comes around eventually and she starts to take one of the younger Bennett sisters under her wing to get her out in society.  Lydia unfortunately has an unhappy marriage and always ask Elizabeth for money to get by because Mr. Wickham spends it on everything.

One of my favourite movies ❤ Glad you enjoyed!!

5:14 She was downtalking their neighbor, Lizzie's friend, Charlotte, actually. Although there is the implication Jane is the most beautiful of all.

Women of this era who were upper class were not allowed to work, so a family of women are destined to be destitute unless they marry money. Only men could inherit. Jane had a tumultuous relationship with her mother, which is reflected in the mothers in her novels. Sorry for going on and on, but I did a Masters course in Jane Austen. Lol

Thank y’all for watching this! This is one of my faves. I’m glad you both enjoyed this. Y’all are such a beautiful couple. Please watch Sense and Sensibility soon. It’s along a similar storyline and great actors in that one too. There’s a mom in that movie I’d like to see y’all compare Mrs Bennett to.

20:41 cousin marriages were pretty common back then and weren’t considered unusual

During romance movies Sophie be cheesing during all the special moments and its funny because I'm like damn that what I be looking like watching these films 😆

1:38 The actor that plays the girls Father Mr. Bennet is Donald Sutherland who also plays President Snow in The Hunger Games. The youngest sister; Lydia 1:49 in turn, is played by Jena Malone who plays Tribute Johanna Mason in The Hunger Games. The fact that both actors are in this Period Piece film together  then in a dystopian film about 9 years later together once more is Crazyyy! 🤪🤪 I HAD to let you know these fun facts because the first movie reactions I saw you do were The Hunger Games Series! 🏹

Yeah, Darcy didn't set up Lydia. He saved her reputation and the family's reputation for Lizzie's sake. He is not a fan of Wickman. Did you see Wickman yank Lydia to sit down in the carriage? Not a nice guy. Darcy made the best of a bad situation for Lizzie's family.

If you are ever interested in seeing a more detailed version of Pride & Prejudice, I really enjoy the 1995-6 BBC version with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. It's a six part series.