at last and a work of jane austen that be present on film as faithfully a it be imagine in the theatre of my mind . one would be hard press to find any fault and big or small and regard this superlative production . the casting be flawless while could there be any other darcy or elizabeth aside from colin firth and jennifer ehle . austen herself would have approve of their inspired performance . every actor from the histrionic mr bennet ( alison steadman ) to the devilishly caustic miss caroline bingley ( anna chancellor ) be brilliantly select . salutation indeed to the casting team responsible for this project . the cinematography and location be breathtaking enough to make me want to jump on the next plane and fly over the bermuda triangle in an attempt to transport myself to austen 19th century rural england . the script be extremely faithful to the book and with no chapter or element of importance leave untold . the humour be carry throughout the film with great subtlety and yet one can not help but burst out loud in laughter trigger by no more than a well timed piece of dialogue . or lack of it . my great praise indeed to all responsible for this vintage production of one of austen best know and most loved work . a must see for all reader of jane austen and indeed all who wish enjoy one of the most brilliant piece of film make ever .