The truth about Jane Austen actors

[elbeonore]

I was thinking about it, and I realized that a lot of actors from seperate Jane Austen adaptations have appeared together, or had relationships in real life, or just been in more than one Jane film. So I've made a random list.

1 Not content with the women in Sense and Sensibility, Willoughby sneaks into Pride and Prejudice in the hopes of

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[gigabyteme]

Elinor, apparently as foolish as Lizzy, then married Willoughby

Dude...trippyshit.

That is weird...

OH! Did you see the Masterpiece Theatre <>? Doesn't the girl who plays Lucy Steele, in that scene where her hair is down, look like Caro??

[gigabyteme]

*Masterpiece Theatre Sense and Sensibility?

[elbeonore]

Yeah! It. Was. Awesome. You'll probably hate me for this, but it was way better than the one with Alan Rickman.

I didn't notice a Lucy Steele/Caro resemblence, except for the cheekbones, so I'd better have another viewing, just to tell. When is it out on DVD?

[gigabyteme]

Yeah that's what Mom said too. I think Emma Thompson's script was slightly lacking...but Alan and Hugh made up for it for me :-)

I have no idea...I hope soon!!!! New plans: Me + You + Other Boleyn Girl + Your house + S&S.

I love it.
Let's wear old style dresses to meet the theme!

[lumbergh]

(Actors in real life, dressed as SOTA students)

HA HA HA. Although they might be a little too well-dressed.

Wow, there are a lot more crossovers than I thought. This is crazy!

[elbeonore]

True! And London looks WAY better than downtown Tacoma (sorry, T).

[gigabyteme]

IS THAT KEIRA KNIGHTLEY AND ORLANDO BLOOM??

[elbeonore]

Keira Knightley and Rupert Friend. Duh! Orlando Bloom wasn't in P&P.

BTW, which has the more awesome name: Rupert or Orlando? They both have kindergarden teacher surnames and really awesome old first names.

[gigabyteme]

I know thaaaaat! ;) It kinda looks like him though.

I vote Orlando, just because it sounds so cool. Rupert is amazing (espesh of the Grint variety) but "Orlando" takes le gataeu.

[elbeonore]

"Rupert! What do you mean, 'this is my costume'?"

Et mais oui, Orlando predre le gataeu. (Orlando, arrettez-vous! Retournez mon gateau!)