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I‘ve been quite remiss with this challenge. #Multitasking to catch up a bit. The #2ndhandJane movie #memorabilia book depicts #whoseyourDarcy, Laurence Olivier (with Greer Garson, in a presumably #dreamcometrue moment.) One little book advises #whatwouldJanedo, one discusses #travelswithJane, and the tiniest is the #mostunusual in my library. #austeninaugust (I actually find Colin Firth a more attractive Mr. Darcy, but I ❤️ the old MGM movie.)

I'm giving this a Pick rather than a So - So because it's a anthology. As per usual, some are great and some are just not my style. Of course I loved the 'Bennets and Bingleys and Bitches' Quiz. Lani Diane Rich's 'My Firth Love' is hilarious. Which brings me to IMHO book's problem. It's dated. Copyright 2005 - Pre Matthew/Kiera P & P. No #whoseyourdarcy. Cellphones are talked of, but Social Media is so much more now. #austeninaugust #tbr

It's @Melissa_J and #teammatthew with 54% for the win! It was close #teamcolin we were at 46%. But I feel we were all winners for having Darcy photos filling our @Litsy feeds. 🏆
#time2rewatchprideandprejudice
#whoseyourdarcy #austeninaugust

I really love Colin Firth, but for me Matthew MacFadyen is my Mr Darcy. 😍💖 #whoseyourdarcy

#AusteninAugust @Crinoline_Laphroaig

I loved Matthew's version. He does shy and introverted so well. But Colin gets my vote for old times sake. He is a classic. 😍
#whoseyourdarcy #colin #austeninaugust
P.S. Remember to tag me on your posts @Crinoline_Laphroaig so I can tally up the votes and report back on Monday morning.
P.P.S. or your can vote her in the comments.
Yours, &c

I do love Colin's smoldering gaze, but Matthew's more emotional Darcy wins the day for me. #whoseyourdarcy #austeninaugust

#AustenInAugust #WhoseYourDarcy

#UnpopularOpinion Much as I enjoyed the 80's BBC P&P, Colin Firth really doesn't do it for me and I didn't like the Matthew Macfadyen movie much at all (there's something about Keira Knightley that puts me off) so in spite of the fact I'm not an Olivier fan either, I have to choose the 1940 movie. At the very least he got the haughty arrogance absolutely right.