Pride and Prejudice (1975) | Episode 6

Duration: 22'16''

Synopsis

The news that Mr Bingley was returning to Netherfield for the winter drove from Mrs Bennet's mind that spiritless and lethargic condition that the departure of Lydia and her husband had occasioned.

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Other Archive resources
Pride and Prejudice | BBC Two | 1980

Pride and Prejudice (1980) | Clip 1

starting with a sweeping view of Pemberley gardens and ending with the 4 characters walking away down a path by the lake
Pride and Prejudice | BBC Two | 2005

Pride and Prejudice (2005) | Clip 2

starting with Elizabeth walking to a window to look out over the Pemberley lake/estate to Elizabeth's line at the Lambton Inn, 'His sister?'