"Where is the man I married?" "Odd's fish, m'dear. You're lookin' at him." *sobs*

I love the original with Leslie Howard but this rendition is awesome 👍👍👍

In the wedding dance, Percy's sadness is palpable. He is going through the practiced motions of the dance. Chauvelin's downcast expression speaks volumes. But it is her smiling, impassive countenance that puzzles me. She is on show at her wedding and is putting the best face on it, but when her eyes meet his, I sense a caution and puzzlement. He is not reacting as she expected.

The little boy who plays the Dauphin is heartbreakingly adorable. His poor, sweet little voice when he has to denounce his mother and father…=(

@phillise1

7 жыл бұрын

And isn't he the spitting image of Oliver Twist (1982)?

@samanthablakeney7153

5 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure it is the same young actor.

"odds fish m'dear. would you have me challenge the poor countess to a duel?" *Andrew Laughs*. lol.

Ian McKellan looks so young! Even back then he was such a great actor!

6:34 The music with the coldness of his expression and the sadness of hers, such great acting! Thanks again for posting

husband "still they seem a happy couple" Wife "looks can be deceiving, my dear" bwahahaha

I LOVED this movie when I was growing up. So well written, so well acted and the costumes and sets are beautiful. It stands the test of time, and damn Jane Seymore was SO gorgeous.

@rubix4195

3 жыл бұрын

Love Jane Seymour from the era. So elegant and ladylike even in Live and Let die

What an amazing scene. Both men, the winner and the loser with tears of heartbreak in their eyes...

"Ah Percy, fashionably late as usual" Sink me Your Highness twas this damnable cravat 😂😂

You can see from the wedding dance (and the courtly dances at Lord Grenville's ball) that Jane Seymour is a graceful dancer. In later years, she was featured dancing on a TV show.

2:46 "Sink me - what is the time?" 😂😂😂

@mariawildman1299

Ай бұрын

I love that line 😅😅

Andrew's laughter 😂😂😂😂

Hahaha, Julian Fellowes as the Prince of Wales....any time anything bad happens on Downton Abbey, I will just watch this scene and laugh.

@ashleighelizabeth5916

4 жыл бұрын

He did a great job here, it captures what I've read about George IV quite well.

That's a nice tune they're dancing to.

4:00 I love the party scene. Because of this movie, I dress as so, suit and tie, :)) and people say I always look distinguished :))

The man who plays Robespierre is perfect. Especially when he is at the Temple prison and examining the Prince ... when he talks about the defiance in his royal eyes, his own eyes open wider for one split second ... he gives me the creeps

@stereoplayers

7 жыл бұрын

And at the same time, the flame on the wall torch flares up for a second.

@manekakapoor1612

21 күн бұрын

The late Richard Morant. He was a very fine actor. He played Dwight Ennis in the Original Poldark.

I did a bit of reading last night about HRH the Prince of Wales (the future George IV) and I have to say they did an admirable job of casting based on what I read and the paintings I saw.

@livb6945

3 жыл бұрын

Julian Fellowes is great in that role 😊

@Albukhshi

Жыл бұрын

@@livb6945 He played the same guy in the Sharpe series too!

7:54 " Can I believe otherwise"? Trolling at it's best.

anyone notice that he should be smiling even tho he's upset. it really is the proper thing to smile, he is dancing with his wife after all.

Ohh, poor baby. I just want to hug the little boy and shield him from those horrible people. :/

I watched this in my AP Euro class :)

I just realized that the actor for Fouquet also played the magistrate who directs William Wallace's torture in Braveheart (Fouquet is the guy beside Robespierre at 1:28)

@ajokeajoke, he changed his villainous ways and became Gandalf after that ;-)

jeez her skin in flawless!

An ironic thing to happen while this scene was being filmed...at about the 2:24 mark, when Robespierre is saying his final lines, the torch behind him flares when he says 'trace', then he continues with 'defiance in those Royal eyes...'.

I've seen this movie on TV a few times since it first came out, but it was always edited TV with a little bit chopped out here and there. It's good to see the complete movie again!

00:46 Did you see him? OMG! His expression says 'No no nonononono my dear!!'

@coralroper6876

10 жыл бұрын

He looks like a kicked puppy.

awww 0:11 aww...the look on Ian McKellen's face aww...

"sink me" LOL

Young Louis is soooooooooooooooo cute!!! lol

"Sink muuuh"

good movie

Recall at this time Edwards and Seymour were married in real life

that's my grandmother behind Julian Fellows at 5:17... :)

Odds fish ma dear, simply superb!

Superheroes, #TheScarletPimpernal & #Zorro

@wincipoet yup and the crooked smile. she was the same kind of Christine Daae in Phantom.

I can understand why she refused to answer him. Just the thought of him believing others explicitly before her and then asks her for an explanation. At first I wouldn't want to deign that with a response either, he should know better. Of course though I would rather he knows my truth and afterwards how he decides to move forward with that information would tell me a lot about him. Sigh......Still awesome!!! =)

wats the name of the song playing when they are dancing at the wedding in the 1st 53seconds?

@copnite12342 that is soo true! Great word to use, "scarlet pimps." :)

poor kid being brainwashed to hate his parents

What is the function of the short stick Percy carries at the garden party and afterward when they arrive. And notice how Marguerite extends her arms so the butler/valet can remove her shawl for her. I wonder who buttons her dresses and keeps her gowns so puffed and perfect. Ah, aristocracy in Britain is a far cry from that in France!

@erpollock

4 жыл бұрын

Now I think the short stick is the walking stick Percy used at the garden party. It telescopes into a short stick when not in use.

good ole gandalf

@Stand4Truth88 yea i know its so ironic.

@stitchgrl777 Well, its sorta the same time period :D

@nightswimmer99 hear, hear!

@justalittlebookworm that part makes me laugh so hard

I think anyway, I know she appears somewhere in this scene lol xD

@sdfterful why did you watch it then mmmm?

Why does it always seem like jane seymour is always smirking out of the side of her mouth? Is it a twitch?

I know! :(

@alamoaggie Because then the movie would end faster. :/

5:59 why doesn't marguerite just say she didn't do it?

@ashleighelizabeth5916

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe because she suspects what Chauvelin has done to frame her?

@Marille7982

3 жыл бұрын

Because it’s offensive that they would even accuse her of such a thing. Its like if someone said you were a cheater when you are clearly not, would you then even acknowledge that with a response?

I hate this movie.

@Marille7982

3 жыл бұрын

Then why are you here