jane bennet married mr. bingley in the end.
jane bennet married mr. bingley in the end.
who does jane bennet marry in the end?
mr. bingley
the designer was stephen bundy, adaptation by cedric wallis and the producer was barbara burnham.









































section::::cast.









































bullet::::- jane downs as elizabeth bennet









































bullet::::- alan badel as mr. darcy









































bullet::::- pamela binns as mary bennet









































bullet::::- susan lyall grant as jane bennet









































bullet::::- marian spencer as mrs. bennet









































bullet::::- vivienne martin as lydia bennet









































bullet::::- hugh sinclair as mr. bennet









































bullet::::- william squire as mr. bingley









































bullet::::- joan carol as mrs. gardiner









































bullet::::- jeanne elvin as servant









































bullet::::- colin jeavons as mr. wickham









































bullet::::- barbara new as charlotte lucas









































bullet::::- greta watson as caroline bingley









































bullet::::- hamilton dyce as mr. gardiner
pride and prejudice (1958 tv series)
much to darcy's shock and anger, however, his proposal is rejected; not only is elizabeth greatly insulted by darcy's high-handed manner of proposal, but she has also heard from colonel fitzwilliam of darcy's role in persuading his friend charles bingley to break his ties with jane bennet, elizabeth's sister, who is in love with bingley. furthermore, she has been poisoned towards him by slanderous lies spread by darcy's nemesis, george wickham, and is convinced that darcy is "the last man in the world whom [she] could ever be prevailed upon to marry". heartbroken by elizabeth's refusal and stunned by the depth of her dislike towards him, darcy decides to put elizabeth behind him and leaves rosings, but not before writing her a letter explaining the true history between himself, wickham, and his sister georgiana, and attempting to justify his actions regarding bingley and jane bennet.
these three remain