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1995
Costume seen on Hugh Laurie as Mr. Palmer
1995
Costume seen on Benjamin Whitrow as Mr. Bennet
2004
Costume seen on Mark Fox-Smith
2005
Costume seen on Richard Harrington as Allan Woodcourt
2007
Costume seen on James McAvoy as Tom Lefroy
2009
Costume seen on Jonny Lee Miller as Mr. Knightley
This waistcoat was seen twice in 1995. Hugh Laurie first wore it as Mr. Palmer in Sense and Sensibility, followed by Benjamin Whitrow as Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice. Nine years later, it was used in the 2004 reality television series Regency House Party where Mark Fox-Smith wore it.
In 2005 it was spotted on Richard Harrington as Allan Woodcourt in Bleak House. In 2007 it was worn by James McAvoy as Tom Lefroy in Becoming Jane, and finally, in 2009, it was worn by Jonny Lee Miller as Mr. Knightley in Emma.
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This waistcoat was seen twice in 1995. Hugh Laurie first wore it as Mr. Palmer in Sense and Sensibility, followed by Benjamin Whitrow as Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice. Nine years later, it was used in the 2004 reality television series Regency House Party where Mark Fox-Smith wore it.
In 2005 it was spotted on Richard Harrington as Allan Woodcourt in Bleak House. In 2007 it was worn by James McAvoy as Tom Lefroy in Becoming Jane, and finally, in 2009, it was worn by Jonny Lee Miller as Mr. Knightley in Emma.
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This waistcoat was seen twice in 1995. Hugh Laurie first wore it as Mr. Palmer in Sense and Sensibility, followed by Benjamin Whitrow as Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice. Nine years later, it was used in the 2004 reality television series Regency House Party where Mark Fox-Smith wore it.
In 2005 it was spotted on Richard Harrington as Allan Woodcourt in Bleak House. In 2007 it was worn by James McAvoy as Tom Lefroy in Becoming Jane, and finally, in 2009, it was worn by Jonny Lee Miller as Mr. Knightley in Emma.
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It also sits very neatly on Jack Lowden as weasely Robert Goodwin in Ep. 2 of “The Long Song.”
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I think my last sighting might have been lost in the conversion to the new comments provider.I saved it (and a few others) to my hard drive so I’m re-posting. 🙂
Egypt: The Mystery of the Rosetta Stone
2005
Costume seen on Patrick Ryecart as Hudson Gurney
Oh wow, thank you! I’ve never heard of this film before! And that yellow dress is beautiful!
Log in to ReplyYes isn’t it? I’m beginning to fancy a bright yellow dress myself, seeing all those beautiful yellow gowns.
the film hasn’t been shown in cinemas over here as well. seems to be some kind of a ghost story set during WWII or shortly before and regency times. just seen the trailer (here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19bYsqvlXp0&p=F95380B1A47F1DC0&playnext=1&index=34) and found some reused costumes (more of them here: http://www.iphpbb.com/board/ftopic-42984132nx96638-200-300.html#8253).
by the way: the dress is only shown very briefly in “bright star” and one sees more, when the pictures are “moving”. but the detail on the puffed sleeves looks very much like carice van houtens gown. what do you think?
Log in to Replyhere’s the waistcoat on in “from time to time” on douglas booth as sefton. the yellow dress on carice van houten as maria oldnow might have been in the ball scene in “bright star”, but that still needs checking.
Log in to ReplySome less blury shots of James McAvoy as Tom Lefroy in “Becoming Jane.”
Log in to ReplyThanks Anna! I must have overlooked it the first time I scrolled through. I’ll go look again. 🙂 You’re awesome! Thanks so much for all of your help with identification!
Log in to ReplyAh, thank you!
Log in to ReplyHaha, that’s okay Anna! It is confusing, isnt it?
Log in to ReplyThanks so much! 🙂
Log in to ReplyAh, yes of course. You’re right. My bad. Sorry Kathryn. As I said: Quite confusing, all those tall dark handsome actors, if they even cannot be told apart by their wardrobes… ;o)
Log in to ReplyOOps! The image labeled Bleak House is actually from Middlemarch 1994. The actor is Julian Wadham as Sir James Chettham. 🙂
Log in to ReplyThat’s Mark Fox-Smith from Regency House Party.
Log in to ReplyThanks Anna I appreciate it! – I’ll go in search of those. Do you happen to have caps of any of the ones I am missing?
Log in to Replythe thrid man is not jeremy northam as mister knightly in miramax emma, it’s richard harrington as esther summersons future husband allen woodcourt in bleak house 2005.
the waistcoat reused on serveral austen-heros, starting with northam’s mister knightley and going to james d’arcy’s tom bertram (ITV’s MP0 7), dan stevens edward ferrars (S&S 08) and somehow to jj feilds (NA’s tilney) as frank cheryble in “nicholas nickleby (the version with with d’arcy as the main character – really confusing, i admit) was the one mentioned in this posting:
http://www.iphpbb.com/board/ftopic-42984132nx96638-200.html#5611
greets,
anna
yes, just follow the link and scroll down the posting. one of the pictures with the waistcoat on jeremy northam happens to be broke, if the other one’s not right with you i will gladly add another one.
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It also sits very neatly on Jack Lowden as weasely Robert Goodwin in Ep. 2 of “The Long Song.”
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/aee06608077313efeea88b8fd24a386a83b08cf45c909a8b6c5241e076505d25.jpg https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/1ef5992bdb14702e9106e7446e829995c3a5ed665d973cf3773a4013857fa4cc.jpg
I think my last sighting might have been lost in the conversion to the new comments provider.I saved it (and a few others) to my hard drive so I’m re-posting. 🙂
Egypt: The Mystery of the Rosetta Stone
2005
Costume seen on Patrick Ryecart as Hudson Gurney
Oh wow, thank you! I’ve never heard of this film before! And that yellow dress is beautiful!
Yes isn’t it? I’m beginning to fancy a bright yellow dress myself, seeing all those beautiful yellow gowns.
the film hasn’t been shown in cinemas over here as well. seems to be some kind of a ghost story set during WWII or shortly before and regency times. just seen the trailer (here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19bYsqvlXp0&p=F95380B1A47F1DC0&playnext=1&index=34) and found some reused costumes (more of them here: http://www.iphpbb.com/board/ftopic-42984132nx96638-200-300.html#8253).
by the way: the dress is only shown very briefly in “bright star” and one sees more, when the pictures are “moving”. but the detail on the puffed sleeves looks very much like carice van houtens gown. what do you think?
here’s the waistcoat on in “from time to time” on douglas booth as sefton. the yellow dress on carice van houten as maria oldnow might have been in the ball scene in “bright star”, but that still needs checking.
Some less blury shots of James McAvoy as Tom Lefroy in “Becoming Jane.”
Thanks Anna! I must have overlooked it the first time I scrolled through. I’ll go look again. 🙂 You’re awesome! Thanks so much for all of your help with identification!
Ah, thank you!
Haha, that’s okay Anna! It is confusing, isnt it?
Thanks so much! 🙂
Ah, yes of course. You’re right. My bad. Sorry Kathryn. As I said: Quite confusing, all those tall dark handsome actors, if they even cannot be told apart by their wardrobes… ;o)
OOps! The image labeled Bleak House is actually from Middlemarch 1994. The actor is Julian Wadham as Sir James Chettham. 🙂
That’s Mark Fox-Smith from Regency House Party.
Thanks Anna I appreciate it! – I’ll go in search of those. Do you happen to have caps of any of the ones I am missing?
the thrid man is not jeremy northam as mister knightly in miramax emma, it’s richard harrington as esther summersons future husband allen woodcourt in bleak house 2005.
the waistcoat reused on serveral austen-heros, starting with northam’s mister knightley and going to james d’arcy’s tom bertram (ITV’s MP0 7), dan stevens edward ferrars (S&S 08) and somehow to jj feilds (NA’s tilney) as frank cheryble in “nicholas nickleby (the version with with d’arcy as the main character – really confusing, i admit) was the one mentioned in this posting:
http://www.iphpbb.com/board/ftopic-42984132nx96638-200.html#5611
greets,
anna
yes, just follow the link and scroll down the posting. one of the pictures with the waistcoat on jeremy northam happens to be broke, if the other one’s not right with you i will gladly add another one.