Pride and Prejudice

“if it was a sequel to Pride and Prejudice where Mr Darcy turned out to be a complete monster”

“Pride and Prejudice like everybody else right”

“what's it like reading Pride and Prejudice in its entirety aloud rosemund Pike will join us to talk about her experience recording a new audio edition of the Jane Austin classic”

“you've recorded Pride and Prejudice the audio book version coming out this week how did you get involved in the project”

“if you want to hear Rosman Pike channeling Donald Sutherland as Mr Bennett we can listen to uh to the audio version that you've just recorded of Pride and Prejudice”

“um Sierra Dean listed Pride and Prejudice saying now then forever”

“Whether you do that through Jane Austen and a book like Emma or Pride and Prejudice, George Eliot's Middlemarch, Plato's Symposium books on love...”

“I read it, too. It's actually even clearer in Sense and Sensibility than it is in Pride and Prejudice. Because Pride and Prejudice is more of like a sort of like idea, whereas like Sense and Sensibility is literally the characters.”

“Sense and Sensibility. You never read it. Never read it. Never saw the Ang Lee movie. Wow! Yeah. I told you this last night. Oh yeah, you did tell me this. You've never seen it. Oh God, it's so good. Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet.”

“do do you guys ever watch the BBC's Pride and Prejudice you know the one with Colin fth”

“but I I I've heard people raise this criticism and I know you have thick skin he says Vivek um he's not really running for president he hasn't really given up his job he's transitioned into another one he's not really thinking about what it means to be an American he's building a ginormous mailing list he's not really selling”

“what's your favorite I have to go with Pride and Prejudice I know it's an obvious one”

“Tell me about uh Pride and Prejudice because you've read the book so many times but then also done the improv what based on the book.”

“I found a quote um from uh Pride and Prejudice from Jane Austen. Ooh, can you read it in character? Uh well, it's the narrator um so, sure.”

“there are probably jane austen novels that are you know pride and prejudice and emma and then you get to mansfield park not as many people would read that”

“you know i mean the relationship between elizabeth bennett and mr darcy in pride and prejudice is it kind of sets the bar for what one of the what a relationship like that should look like and what it's in women's interests to pursue under those circumstances”

“you know I mean the relationship between Elizabeth Bennett and Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice is it kind of sets the bar for what one of the what a relationship like that should look like”

“So, like, for example, like in Pride and Prejudice, so like, you know, the very first manipulation is – this is kind of what gets the whole novel started is – so, you know, the Bingley's come into town and the Bennett family has five unmarried, you know, daughters”

“And so, in Pride and Prejudice, Miss Bennett is not a very sympathetic character and she seems to be very foolish. But if you look at what she accomplishes, it is pretty good. I mean, she gets Jane married”

“this reminds me of a line um in the in the in the bbc version of pride and prejudice uh you know the one with colin firth”

“If you read like Pride and Prejudice, they're talking about how wealthy all the men are.”

“In other words you know everybody wants to uh marry mr darcy but unfortunately there's only one of him and 500 of you so as uh you know what do the rest of you do as uh jane austen with her acute observation of the foibles of humans uh observes is you hang on”

“but encountering Pride and Prejudice again this way obviously I did the film and but doing it this way I mean I just marveled really at at the Brilliance of it it's so good it's such a good book”

“Austen's books are about many things, but really one of the major themes is the whole idea of meddling, manipulation, scheming. But Michael Che's point isn't just that Jane Austen is doing all this in her novels, Emma and Pride and Prejudice and Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility.”

“so like if I'm teaching Pride and Prejudice this is not a battle between woke thought and unwoke thought”

“I bet you there's going to be if this doesn't already exist like basically like a spark notes but still in written format for people like me who still like to read just tweets you know yeah like basically a book be like yeah this is Pride and Prejudice but like only like the like a 10-page version of Pride”