这一幕是Mr.Darcy的第二次求婚，也是全剧最浪漫、最动人的场景，荧幕背后的MM和KK是否同样享受这份温馨的爱呢？

开机前的等待，好像情绪还没有调整好。

入戏了，很投入

有这么多摄像机和镜头在周围，未免有点破坏最后一场求婚的浪漫，但是MM脸上可爱的微笑和两人完成拍摄时的拥吻证明MM和KK合作非常愉快！

做演员也很不容易阿!明明周围有那么多人,却要做到我的眼里只有你~

傲慢与偏见上映这么久了，发现这里的大多数人对Mr.Darecy 还是那么狂热（其实我自己也是)，就从《傲慢与偏见》演职人员媒体访谈中摘录了一部分Matthew的回答，这个访谈来自indieLondon.co.uk，时间是2005年9月。

Q. How was the horse-riding?Macfadyen: Obviously I’m brilliant at riding horses, I was born in the saddle. [laughs]

Q. Presumably such great costumes and locations helped in terms of preparation and performance?A: The costumes are great because they kind of tell you how to move, how to walk. You can’t sit in britches like I’m sitting in now, for instance. [Well you could, but it would be quite uncomfortable]. And being in the locations themselves is great, it’s less of a leap of the imagination if you’re standing on the balcony at Chatsworth than if you’re in an aircraft hangar somewhere.

Q. You inject a lot of humour into the character of Darcy. Was it a fine line making sure that the balance was just right?A: I don’t know. Looking back I can’t remember, I can’t analyse it like that. There is something of the ridiculous in Darcy because he thinks very deeply and seriously about things, and he takes himself very seriously. As young men tend to do I suppose. So there is a bit of darkness, which Lizzie punctures so cleverly. I just had a bash and hoped for the best.

Q. Do you think modern viewers will view Darcy differently?A: Maybe. I think Darcy is a young man who is given this huge responsibility and that can be experienced by young men now. The shock of Lydia eloping with Wickham, at the age of 15, is as shocking to us now as I’m sure it was then. I don’t think it’s changed that much. Matthew Macfadyen: I think looking at it now, Darcy would seem much more snobbish in our understanding of the word than he would then. To somebody like Darcy, it would have been a big deal for him to get over this difference in their status, and to be able to say to Lizzie that he loved her.

题外话：很羡慕旁边这个工作人员！)Q. How did you go about approaching the character of Darcy?A: I find Darcy very sympathetic, I find it heartbreaking that he’s seen as very haughty and proud – and he is those things – but he’s a young man who is still grieving for his parents. He’s from an ancient family and has this huge responsibility, but it seemed to me that he’s still trying to work out who he is and how to be in the world. I found that very interesting, and I found him very sympathetic.

Q. When taking on a role like this, do you feel a responsibility to a classic?A: I sort of approached Darcy as I would any other part. You’d never play Hamlet, for example, if you started worrying about who’s played it before you. The same with a lot of parts. That’s the nature of it, you just get on with it. It’s a wonderful part.

Q. Did you go back to novel?A: I hadn’t read the novel before we shot the film. He is based on the script

Q. Did it seem like Joe’s first feature to the cast?Macfadyen: Joe is an actor’s director. There are plenty of directors who aren’t that interested, but Joe likes actors I think, he’s interested in the process of it. So it was a treat, it really was.

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