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The 1940 film version of ''Literature/PrideAndPrejudice'' has a screenplay co-written by Aldous Huxley Creator/AldousHuxley and starring Creator/GreerGarson as Elizabeth Bennet and Creator/LaurenceOlivier as Fitzwilliam Darcy.
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The 1940 film version of ''Literature/PrideAndPrejudice'' has a screenplay co-written by Aldous Huxley and starring Creator/GreerGarson as Elizabeth Bennet and Creator/LaurenceOlivier as Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy.
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* NiceHat: With the time period move forward, the females get to wear big bonnets in some scenes.
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* AdaptationalContextChange: Lady Catherine's speech to Lizzie towards the end of the novel is a genuine ReasonYouSuckSpeech and KickTheDog moment for the haughty old woman. In the film, with Lady Catherine being softer, the speech is now a hoax that tests the sincerity of her love.
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* SettingUpdate: The time period is moved forward to the 1860s in order to have more flamboyant costumes (that period was all the rage in Hollywood at the time). The adaptation of ''Film/{{Wuthering Heights|1939}}'' also starring Laurence Olivier did likewise.
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* SettingUpdate: The time period is moved forward to the 1860s in order to have more flamboyant costumes (that period was all the rage in Hollywood at the time). The adaptation of ''Film/{{Wuthering Heights|1939}}'' also starring Laurence Olivier did likewise.likewise.
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* HairDecorations: Elizabeth is wearing a fancy hair ribbon for the first ball in the film.
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* SettingUpdate: The time period is moved forward to the 1860s in order to have more flamboyant costumes (that period was all the rage in Hollywood at the time). The adaptation of ''Literature/WutheringHeights'' ''Film/{{Wuthering Heights|1939}}'' also starring Laurence Olivier did likewise.
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* AdaptationalComicRelief: Lady Catherine goes from RichBitch to comic relief because of the typecasting associated with her actress Edna May Oliver.
* AdaptedOut: Mr Bingley's other sister Louisa does not appear.
* HairDecorations: Elizabeth is wearing a fancy hair ribbon for the first ball in the film.
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* HairDecorations: Elizabeth is wearing a fancy hair ribbon for the first ball in the film.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: When Lady Catherine de Bourgh shows up at Longbourn to talk with and intimidate Elizabeth, she warns Elizabeth that she is the trustee of Mr. Darcy's estate, and if he marries Elizabeth he'll be left penniless. Elizabeth says poverty would be nothing new for her. [[spoiler: In this version, Lady Catherine is just testing Elizabeth to make sure she's not marrying Darcy for his money - and that she's got the gumption to stand up to him when he needs it.]]
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* NiceHat: With the time period move forward, the females get to wear big bonnets in some scenes.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: When Lady Catherine de Bourgh shows up at Longbourn to talk with and intimidate Elizabeth, she warns Elizabeth that she is the trustee of Mr. Darcy's estate, and if he marries Elizabeth he'll be left penniless. Elizabeth says poverty would be nothing new for her. [[spoiler: In this version, Lady Catherine is just testing Elizabeth to make sure she's not marrying Darcy for his money - and that she's got the gumption to stand up to him when he needs it.]]]]
* SettingUpdate: The time period is moved forward to the 1860s in order to have more flamboyant costumes (that period was all the rage in Hollywood at the time). The adaptation of ''Literature/WutheringHeights'' also starring Laurence Olivier did likewise.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: When Lady Catherine de Bourgh shows up at Longbourn to talk with and intimidate Elizabeth, she warns Elizabeth that she is the trustee of Mr. Darcy's estate, and if he marries Elizabeth he'll be left penniless. Elizabeth says poverty would be nothing new for her. [[spoiler: In this version, Lady Catherine is just testing Elizabeth to make sure she's not marrying Darcy for his money - and that she's got the gumption to stand up to him when he needs it.
* SettingUpdate: The time period is moved forward to the 1860s in order to have more flamboyant costumes (that period was all the rage in Hollywood at the time). The adaptation of ''Literature/WutheringHeights'' also starring Laurence Olivier did likewise.
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The 1940 version had a screenplay co-written by Aldous Huxley and starring Creator/GreerGarson as Elizabeth Bennet and Creator/LaurenceOlivier as Mr. Darcy.
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* HollywoodCostuming: The GorgeousPeriodDress in this adaptation is from the wrong period; the Bennet girls are dressed in 1860s hoop skirts and are all wearing heavy cosmetic makeup in the 1940s style, complete with false eyelashes and dark shiny red lipstick. It may have been necessary, given that Elizabeth and Darcy were played in that adaptation by actors well into their thirties. It should also be noted that in this instance, the costumes were recycled from ''Film/GoneWithTheWind'' -- the studio was on the verge of bankruptcy and had to take as many shortcuts as they could. Likewise, heavier makeup was also common practice for black and white filming since it shows up better in the lack of color.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: When Lady Catherine de Bourgh shows up at Longbourn to talk with and intimidate Elizabeth, she warns Elizabeth that she is the trustee of Mr. Darcy's estate, and if he marries Elizabeth he'll be left penniless. Elizabeth says poverty would be nothing new for her. [[spoiler: In this version, Lady Catherine is just testing Elizabeth to make sure she's not marrying Darcy for his money - and that she's got the gumption to stand up to him when he needs it.]]
The 1940 version had a screenplay co-written by Aldous Huxley and starring Creator/GreerGarson as Elizabeth Bennet and Creator/LaurenceOlivier as Mr. Darcy.
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* HollywoodCostuming: The GorgeousPeriodDress in this adaptation is from the wrong period; the Bennet girls are dressed in 1860s hoop skirts and are all wearing heavy cosmetic makeup in the 1940s style, complete with false eyelashes and dark shiny red lipstick. It may have been necessary, given that Elizabeth and Darcy were played in that adaptation by actors well into their thirties. It should also be noted that in this instance, the costumes were recycled from ''Film/GoneWithTheWind'' -- the studio was on the verge of bankruptcy and had to take as many shortcuts as they could. Likewise, heavier makeup was also common practice for black and white filming since it shows up better in the lack of color.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: When Lady Catherine de Bourgh shows up at Longbourn to talk with and intimidate Elizabeth, she warns Elizabeth that she is the trustee of Mr. Darcy's estate, and if he marries Elizabeth he'll be left penniless. Elizabeth says poverty would be nothing new for her. [[spoiler: In this version, Lady Catherine is just testing Elizabeth to make sure she's not marrying Darcy for his money - and that she's got the gumption to stand up to him when he needs it.]]
