Colin Firth, an English gentleman, may be more familiar with Mr Darcy's name. Finally, this year, he won the Oscar for Best Actor at the age of 565,438+0. Americans don't know whether to be sour or not, but they deserve it. They haven't heard the voice of the old beauty too unconvinced.

This Mr Darcy is the Mr Right in the eyes of many women. Of course, he is not a little girl, nor is he a non-mainstream dish. Those little girls should be fascinated by their carelessness.

Speaking of Mr. Darcy, we can't help but mention the six episodes of BBC95 TV series Pride and Prejudice. Colin Firth plays Mr Darcy, a kind and arrogant English gentleman. Lovely and sincere Mr. Darcy Mao, the turtle. Then at 200 1, the Hollywood hit Bridget Jones' Diary and the modern version of Pride and Prejudice, the first hero simply played. Since then, he has officially become Mr. Darcy.

It is strange that British actors really have that style and full of accents, from the older generation of Judi Dench, maggie smith, Emma Thomson and Ian McKellen to kate winslet, hugh grant, Jude Law and kate beckinsale, to the younger generation of Orlando Bloom, and even Emma, the little beauty of Harry Porterie. . . . . . We are all gentlemen and ladies, and our acting skills are serious.

In the 95th edition of BBC95 Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth played an American girl, and the Hollywood edition in 2005 was the famous so-called "Diana Francis"-keira knightley. It's interesting that Diana Francis didn't play a good English classical lady, and Miss Kay was like a rustic rich girl.