Box Office: UK: £4,405,459
USA: $22,201,883
4 minutes 20 seconds opening scene
based on Jane Austen's book
- non diagetic voice over
- peaceful, fairytale, happy music
- stereotypically british - posh voices
- clothing connotes upper class, formal wedding dress. shows time period - rural 1800s britain
- mise en scene - flower arrangements and buffet tables add verisimilitude for the wedding
- credits last 2 minutes 40 seconds with no actual characters or dialogue introduced. credits show painted characters signifying the time period again because there would have been no cameras
- globe anchors the setting - Highbury, England
- slow, formal music, slow dance music
- sans serif font
- globe is a prop in the first scene with the characters linking the intro together, showing main characters art skills, signifying a job or hobby
- close up of face shows main characters true emotions towards the wedding - typical rom - com says one thing but means the complete opposite
- fades in and out but is one complete shot of the wedding
- zooms
- two shots and group shots to show that it is a happy occasion of people together
- pan around the garden showing the mise en scene
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