Pride & Prejudice (2005) - 'Last Man in The World' Clip

Pride & Prejudice (2005) - 'Last Man in The World' Clip

Darcy (Matthew Macfayden) judges Elizabeth's (Keira Knightley) pride, while she tells him that he is the last man she would ever marry.

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[DalleDayul]

The sudden disdain with which he spits out "Mister Wickham" is just phenomenal. God, what a scene.

[smaug]

How to insult and propose at the same time - an intensive guide by Mr. Darcy. Lol

[eda]

I love how he has to control his anger and jealousy when she mentions Mr. Wickham, yet he intuitively moves closer to her and so does she.

[blessedlilyacres]

I love it. This moment had to happen. If Lizzie had said yes she would have been agreeing with him that she was less then him. By rejecting him she proves that she is his equal.

[aisa]

I love how shy and insecure he looks 🦔

[danielleandrade]

"And those are the words of a gentleman. From the first moment I met you, your arrogance and conceit, your selfish disdain for the feelings of others made me realize that you were the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry. "

[jo-eold]

I like this scene for every reason but the older I get the more I appreciate it because it seems like one of the only conversations in the entire movie that is completely OPEN. Yes, they are both seethingly angry at one another but they throw out all the manners and traditions and rules and are just talking and squabbling and showing their FEELINGS to one another. All the repression of the society of their time just explodes and they really have a true moment with one another: violent ugly and sincere and messy. I love it

[virginiaacunaferreira]

I loved this scene because It is the first time he says to love her and It is really intense... I even thought they were going to kiss each other despite all the things they said...

[athena]

Darcie's inner thoughts : call her broke she will fell for that

[mariaochenas]

Ah yes, Pride and Prejudice: the ultimate story of enemies to lovers with more sarcasm than many modern day books. God, I love it. Most ardently.

[jaldeborgh]

Genius, one of the greatest cinematic moments of all time, IMHO.

[tohorateamaau]

am i watching this 10.999 times in 2021??😭. Beautifully done, great actors, Best Lizzie and best Mr Darcy !!!🤓 🔥⛈️🎥🎞💖💙📖🎩👒

[rvarma]

Probably.. One of the most intense interaction between two people who are in love..I love that expression of Mr Darcy before he said..Forgive me madam for taking up your time!

[danielzuluagacarmona]

It's a Beautyfull and strong moment of the movie.

[greenhealer]

Ooooof! The sparks are flyin' in this scene! 🔥🔥🔥

[myasonthenitesky]

Fine, FF, I'll watch the movie again for the 67 times 😒

[apriludgate]

this is one of the best scenes of all time

[lllala]

One of the best scenes from the movie. The acting, the dialogue, the scenery ... everything works here.

[joeljoel]

I think for Darcy this was actually quite a romantic proposal, every insult he throws at her, are probably the same things he said to him self over and over again, that there are better options for marriage out there, he even gone to such lengths to stop his friend Bennet marrying into this family, yet for himself he is proposing to her, telling her his true feelings, because he is so madly in love with her, reason and his social insecurities can't stop his feelings. For someone, who barely shows any emotion, this must be really frightening. But instead of accepting Lizzie, rightfully rejected him.

[jhopq]

The way Mr Darcy said "please" when he almost kissed Lizzy...how did I not hear this before 😫😫😫