Pride and Prejudice (1995)

Two rich, eligible and handsome young bachelors gallop into Hertfordshire and into the lives of every hopeful young maiden in the neighborhood.

Mrs Bennet is anxious to marry off one of her five daughters to newcomer Mr Bingley.

Two rich, eligible and handsome young bachelors gallop into Hertfordshire and into the lives of every hopeful young maiden in the neighborhood.

Mr Bennet's estranged cousin, Mr Collins, writes to announce his imminent visit to Longbourn, the house he will inherit on Mr Bennet's death.

The Bennets are expecting a visitor – Mr. Bennet’s clergyman cousin, who will inherit the estate in the absence of any direct male heirs.

Mr Bennet's estranged cousin, Mr Collins, writes to announce his imminent visit to Longbourn, the house he will inherit on Mr Bennet's death.

The Bennets are expecting a visitor – Mr. Bennet’s clergyman cousin, who will inherit the estate in the absence of any direct male heirs.

Less than three days after Mr Collins' proposal to her, Elizabeth is shocked to discover that he has been accepted by her best friend, Charlotte Lucas. Elizabeth cannot believe Charlotte can demean herself so, but her friend tells her that she cannot afford to be choosy and Mr Collins is a good catch. The marriage is to be soon, but Charlotte begs her to visit them at Hunsford Parsonage in March.

Elizabeth is shocked to discover that less than three days after Mr. Collins’ proposal to her best friend, Charlotte Lucas, his offer has been accepted.

Jane's sweet nature is put to the test when she hears that Bingley and his sisters have left Netherfield Park.

Elizabeth is shocked to discover that less than three days after Mr. Collins’ proposal to her best friend, Charlotte Lucas, his offer has been accepted.

Angry and upset over his rejection, Darcy decides to defend himself. Not every insult she flung at him was fair. He waylays her on her morning walk, hands her a letter and leaves.

Angry and upset over his rejection, Darcy decides to defend himself. Not every insult she flung at him was fair. He waylays her on her morning walk, hands her a letter and leaves. The contents leave Elizabeth reeling.

Rejected by Elizabeth, Darcy returns to Rosings Park and writes to her, revealing the truth about Wickham.

Darcy is pleased to introduce Elizabeth to his sister, Georgiana, and to welcome her, and her aunt and uncle, to Pemberley.

The Bingleys arrive at Pemberley with Darcy's sister, Georgiana. They call upon Elizabeth, who is staying nearby, and the visit is a success: Elizabeth immediately warms to Georgiana.

Darcy is pleased to introduce Elizabeth to his sister, Georgiana, and to welcome her, and her aunt and uncle, to Pemberley.

The Bingleys arrive at Pemberley with Darcy's sister, Georgiana. They call upon Elizabeth, who is staying nearby, and the visit is a success: Elizabeth immediately warms to Georgiana and Mr. Bingley is clearly delighted to see her again.

After Lydia is married, she and Wickham come to Longbourn for a visit before joining Wickham’s new regiment. She is as silly as ever and very proud of her success in catching Wickham.

There is great excitement in the neighbourhood when Bingley returns to Netherfield, bringing Darcy with him.

After Lydia is married, she and Wickham come to Longbourn for a visit before joining Wickham's new regiment in the North. She is as silly as ever and very proud of her success in catching Wickham, even offering to get husbands for her sisters. But she accidentally lets slip that Darcy was at her wedding. Elizabeth writes to Mrs Gardiner for an explanation.

After Lydia is married, she and Wickham come to Longbourn for a visit before joining Wickham’s new regiment. She is as silly as ever and very proud of her success in catching Wickham. She accidentally lets slip that Darcy was at her wedding.