Pride & Prejudice

Pride & Prejudice

Pride & Prejudice

Elizabeth Bennet

Mary Bennet

Lydia Bennet

Kitty Bennet

Mr. Bennet

Mrs. Bennet

Charlotte Lucas

Sir William Lucas

Mr. Bingley

Mr. Darcy

Netherfield Butler

Mrs. Hill

Betsy

Mr. Hill

Mr. Wickham

Mr. Collins

Meryton Milliner

Lady Catherine de Bourg

Miss de Bourg

Rosings Governess

Colonel Fitzwilliam

Mrs. Gardiner

Mr. Gardiner

Mrs. Reynolds

Georgiana Darcy

Lambton Maid

Dancer (uncredited)

Dancer (uncredited)

Dancer (uncredited)

Soldier (uncredited)

Gentleman

Joe Wright specifically instructed Keira Knightley never to pout, throughout the whole film. There is, however, one scene in where she does, but that scene was shot by the second unit without the director present. According to Knightley, Wright still complains when watching the film over her breaking this 'pout ban'.

Penelope Wilton was also working on Match Point (2005) and Doctor Who (2005) at the same time.

The scene where Bingley rehearses proposing to Jane was improvised. Initially, it was supposed to be shorter, but Simon Woods' was so good that the scene was lengthened.

When Mr. Darcy helps Lizzie into the carriage, the hand shot shows her in the process of sitting down, but the next cut shows her still standing.

Around the Bennett's home are several Wellingtonias - Sequoia which were not introduced into Britain before the 1850's.

While sitting in the woods "quite close to" Mr Darcy's house with her Aunt and Uncle, Lizzie is wearing a dark brown dress with a lighter colored coat. But when they go to see the house, Lizzie's dress has changed to a cream striped dress with the same coat as before. In the book the party of 3 decide to visit Pemberley the following day. In this film the changing of the dress and the fact that they clearly arrive at Pemberly in the early morning are supposed to indicate albeit rather subtly that it is the following day without having written it into the script.

Mr. Bennet: [exits study, finds four of his daughters eavesdropping] Good heavens. People.

Mr. Wickham: And buckles. When it comes to buckles, I'm lost.

Lady Catherine de Bourg: Now tell me once and for all: Are you engaged to him?