12 Facts You Never Knew About The 2005 "Pride & Prejudice"
I think we managed to catch "Pride & Prejudice" in theaters five times. Every few days, my mom would peek her head into my sister’s room and say the words again: “showtime at 7?” While many people that I knew preferred the television adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel, the girls in my family couldn’t get enough. Something about "Pride & Prejudice" kept us coming back for more.
The 2005 Pride & Prejudice is now a much-loved classic film. From its sweeping, well-known score to Mr. Darcy’s iconic “hand flex,” Pride & Prejudice has shaped a generation of romantics. But there’s always a story behind the story and Pride & Prejudice has some surprising details hidden in its history. Here are 12 fun facts you probably never knew about the 2005 Pride & Prejudice.