In a post shared to social media, New York Times Books asks its writers and readers to weigh in on this very important question, writing, “We’ve spent this year — some might say our entire lives — diving deep into the world of Jane Austen. And as her 250th birthday approached, one fiercely debated question kept coming up: Who is the definitive Mr. Darcy?
View this post on Instagram“Before our year of Austen is out, this question must be answered. Welcome to our Regency Thunderdome, where the rules are simple: We will each make the case for our Darcy of choice — and then, it’s up to you.”
Colin Firth played a Darcy-like character in the Bridget Jones trilogy, but his portrayal of Mr. Darcy in the 1995 BBC miniseries makes him a strong contender for the ultimate Darcy, according to New York Times writer Sarah Lyall, who writes:
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Matthew Macfadyen as Mr. Darcy
“In each fluttering eyelash and tilt of the head, you can see Macfadyen’s Darcy recalibrating the way he moves through the world. To be willing to question your prejudices and reorient your universe around another’s happiness: What could be more romantic?” she writes, making a strong case for Macfadyen’s steamy performance.
Is the Best Mr. Darcy Yet to Come?
With that, it’s your turn. New York Times readers can cast their own vote for the ultimate Mr. Darcy. Colin Firth gets my vote. What about you?
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