#film: lady jane

[renegadesstuff]

JANEFORD x KANTHONY x DIZZIE 💛

[atwellfilm]

— Hayley Atwell is Mary Crawford in Mansfield Park

[cinematicjourney]

The Portrait of a Lady (1996) | dir. Jane Campion

[tonymarias]

grease rise of the pink ladies (1x05)

glee (3x07)

[personinthepalace]

Edward is wearing the Horse Boy bracelet that Emily gave him 🥺

[lordofthemice]

Parallels of my Lady Jane to other films I have not seen anyone else point out.

1. Episode 1: Jane tells her mother Guildford is the last man she'll ever marry. // Pride and Prejudice (2005) Elizabeth tells Darcy the same sentiment during his first proposal.

2. Episode 1: Jane tells Guildford he's the rudest man she's ever met. // Red, White, and Royal Blue (2023) Alex tells Nora Henry is the rudest man he's ever met.

3. Episode 3: The assassin tells the maid he has a particular set of skills. // Taken (2008) Liam Neeson's character tells his daughter's kidnappers this line.

I'm sure there's more, but these were ones I haven't seen.

[chaoticladyfire]

A List of Things that are my 'Roman Empire'

Emily Gilmore (they can never make me hate you)

The letter Alex Turner wrote to Alexa Chung, you know which one

A Sunday on La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat

The Eagles' 'Hotel California' guitar solo

What did Henry tell Camilla at the end of The Secret History?

That one article about Bennington University in the 1980s

Lana Del Rey’s unreleased songs. Specifically ‘Boarding School’ ‘Smarty’ and ‘Children of the Bad Revolution’

Fleabag and Claire from Fleabag

The Holdovers

Annabeth intuitively knowing to protect Percy in The Last Olympian

The Execution of Lady Jane Grey by Paul Delaroche

That scene in Lady Bird where Lady Bird jumps out of a car because of her mother's ramblings

House M.D.

Simon from Lord of the Flies

Anne Boleyn

My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Otessa Moshfegh

Remus Lupin

The Roy sibling’s childhood in Succession

George Harrison's pictures in India

Stop All the Clocks by W.H Auden

Paris Geller not getting into Harvard

Fleetwood Mac's album Rumour

Macbeth, the character

Inigo Montoya

Emma, 2020

The most important women in Don Draper's life dying of different kinds of cancer

Ash Lynch from Banana Fish

Nicky Hemmick from All For the Games

Meredith Grey and Cristina Yang from Grey's Anatomy

Will Herondale and Jem Carstairs from The Infernal Devices

That one Thanksgiving episode in Gossip Girl

Jess Mariano from Gilmore Girls

Challengers, 2024

Baby Fever

Little Miss Sunshine

Robert Spearing from Industry

My Lady Jane being cancelled

Creme Brulee

Peeta Mellark from The Hunger Games

The violet field scene from E.M. Forsters' A Room With A View

The fountain scene in Atonement

Skyfall, 2012

'But did you die' line from The Hangover Part II

That scene in Good Will Hunting where Robin William tells Matt Damon how he met his wife.

Sansa Stark

The Twinyards

The fact that men can strike a conversation with waiters, cab drivers, etc without fear of repercussions

The Persuasion letter

Caravaggio vs Artemisia’s art

Declan Lynch from The Raven Cycle. Pretty much the entire TRC series

[leche-flandom]

Hey! Do you enjoy watching Regency romance and marathon training? Boy oh boy is the ending of ITV's 2007 "Persuasion" for you!

[pennedbylisse]

Like I KNOW the show’s meant to be a feminist anthem but am I not allowed to absolutely shrivel at Lord Guildford’s sultry gaze, clever banter and dainty necklaces??? You esteem me too highly to think I would not FOLD instantly!!!

[bestofcaryelwes]

Cary in a photoshoot as Guildford Dudley, for 'Lady Jane' (1986)

[elephantlovemedleys]

can i just say. cary elwes as guildford dudley in lady jane (1986) was some pretty on point casting especially since historically speaking guildford is robert's younger brother, and if you put it side by side with joseph fiennes as robert it's just. woah

[renegadesstuff]

MY LADY JANE x PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 💛

[josefinemarch]

they cancelled my lady jane?? oh prime you will pay for this

[augustheir]

Nicole Kidman and Martin Donovan in The Portrait of a Lady (1996) dir. Jane Campion

[ofgreatart]

'If I like my cage...' "Freedom and fatherlessness have split the heroine into two disconnected halves — a partly factitious determination to be her own master, and a dark fascination with images of dominance and submission"

About Henry James & Jane Campion, The Portrait of a Lady

“What Isabel wants is to be initiated: even if it means being attracted to darkness.”

“According to Jane Campion, the key to the film and to the novel lies in Isabel’s psychology rather than in purely technical feats. She considers Alfred Habegger’s study as one of the best keys to Isabel, especially when he writes:

“Freedom and fatherlessness have split the heroine into two disconnected halves — a partly factitious determination to be her own master, and a dark fascination with images of dominance and submission.”

(Sophie Menoux: “We are all Isabel Archers” A “Bonne Femme” Conversation with Jane Campion and Laura Jones)

“You were the last person I expected to see caught.”

“I don’t know why you call it caught.”

“Because you’re going to be put into a cage.”

“If I like my cage, that needn’t trouble you,” she answered.”

… “You must have changed immensely. A year ago you valued your liberty beyond everything. You wanted only to see life.”

“I’ve seen it,” said Isabel. “It doesn’t look to me now, I admit, such an inviting expanse.”

“I don’t pretend it is; only I had an idea that you took a genial view of it and wanted to survey the whole field.”

“I’ve seen that one can’t do anything so general. One must choose a corner and cultivate that.”

“That’s what I think. And one must choose as good a corner as possible.”

Henry James, The Portrait of a Lady, Chapter 34

Film: Jane Campion, Nicole Kidman

[mavenbeeee]

the amount of times i’ve started rewatching a show then didn’t finish so i’ve seen the first episode of 500 different shows 500 times is crazy