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Pride
Eugène Sue
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This book takes you through the steps of making a movie like "Pride and Prejudice," has interviews and desrciptions by cast and crew, and many colorful pictures (both still and action shots). I enjoyed this book, learned a lot, and have a new appreciation for the movie. In addition, it gives the ave
This little book could be a companion to Pride and Prejudice (1995) the six-episode BBC tv adaptation of Jane Austen's famous novel.
Divided into sections of film preparation, production and post-production, this book gives readers a behind-the-scenes view into how a film is made and why this one in
how am i just finding out that jennifer ehle wore a wig for the entirety of this show
Before Downton Abbey swooped in and consumed our minds and hearts, there was another miniseries phenomenon which enraptured the viewing audience to a similar degree. It occurred back in 1995, on the A&E Network for those of us in America: Pride and Prejudice. It was a phenomenon I happily wound myse
A volume with lots of photographs, telling every aspect of the production in some detail. There are lots of interesting tidbits (one I found most interesting: there was a hair on the lens of one of the cameras during the Netherfield Ball, so a lot of that footage was unusable and they had to make do