Here's how it went down, one afternoon at the Gentlemen's Club...
The following 5 distinguished gents were present:
Both Fitzwilliam Darcys (1995 & 2005), John Thornton, Edward Rochester & Robert CrawleyAs the gentlemen were enjoying their cigars and port, the conversation led to how they all had at one time or another been accused of not being amiable simply because they had not been inclined to dance on occasion. Upon further discussion, it turns out that the gentlemen in question all shared an interest in dancing but
not of the ballroom style. Once they discovered that they all were secretly fond of hip-hop, they wasted no time in strutting their stuff.
Featuring: Colin Firth, Matthew Macfadyen, Richard Armitage, Toby Stephens, Hugh Bonneville
Afterward, one of the gents suggested that they should show their fancy new moves to their respective spouses in order to finally dispel their "brooding" stereotype but the idea was unanimously dismissed. After all, they do have a reputation to uphold...
Unknown to the men, their secret did get out
and their wives had their own fun...Not to be outdone by their husbands, the wives of the men at The Gentlemen's Club had heard whisperings of the men's now infamous dance moves. The two Darcys, Rochester, Thornton and Crawley had wanted to keep their secret love for hip-hop under wraps but the ladies had tracked down the video and enjoyed a hearty laugh. Of course, the women had something to prove now - that ballroom dancing wasn't their only genre of dance either...
Elizabeth Bennett (1995 & 2005), Margaret Hale, Jane Eyre, Cora Crawley
Featuring: Jennifer Ehle, Keira Knightley, Daniela Denby-Ashe, Ruth Wilson & Elizabeth McGovern
Austen men like to boogie!After hearing of the jolly good time had by Darcy, Thornton and pals doing their hip-hop at
The Gentlemen's Club, some Austen leading men decided to try a dance of their own! Their specialty turned out to be groovy moves from the 1980's...
Mr. Knightley, Capt. Wentworth, Edmund Bertram/Knightley, Col. Brandon, Henry Tilney(Featuring: Jeremy Northam, Rupert Penry-Jones, Jonny Lee Miller, Alan Rickman, JJ Feild)
Merry Christmas everyone!
o much fun! I love how it's been edited and it appears as if they are dancing to the modern beat of Taoi Cruz's song. And I love the heads turning and the shifting of the eyes ...playfully matched to the song!
Left to right: Dhruv, Aarti, Pinky, Aisha, Arjun, Shefali, Randhir
From Elle magazine
Both Fitzwilliam Darcys (1995 & 2005), John Thornton, Edward Rochester & Robert Crawley
Elizabeth Bennett (1995 & 2005), Margaret Hale, Jane Eyre, Cora Crawley
Mr. Knightley, Capt. Wentworth, Edmund Bertram/Knightley, Col. Brandon, Henry Tilney
Sense and Sensibility - the latina version...
"Aisha is a girl with a simple diktat - everyone's business is her business. Arjun is a boy with even a simpler set of beliefs - Aisha should mind her own business. Caught in the Delhi upper class world with its own set of social rules, Aisha navigates her world with a great sense of style and even greater optimism. Caught in her web are her best friend Pinky, the small town girl Shefali, the west Delhi boy Randhir and the hunk Dhruv. Aisha will make sure everyone dances to her tune. And all Arjun wants to do is disentangle that web and get Aisha out of an impending sticky mess. Who will succeed and who will succumb? Welcome to Aisha's fabulous world where playing cupid is as easy as 123...if only that Arjun would stay out of her way!"
