Will Jack Lowden play Mr. Darcy in Netflix’s “Pride & Prejudice” series?

A report of the most alarming nature reached me a few hours ago: Netflix would have watched Jack Lowden with fair hair for the role of Mr. Darcy in their next adaptation of Pride and damage.

Should Pemberley’s shades be polluted?!

Do not be too much, you know, prejudiceBut Mr. Darcy is tall, dark and beautiful, right? A blonde with strawberries-even if, a very talented, attractive, married-to-berian-who-can-can-no-wrong blond of strawberries-really captures the kind of proud and unpleasant man who is Mr. Darcy?

The character was the most famous by Matthew MacFadyen, who played in front of Keira Knightley in the 2005 film, and Colin Firth, which appeared in the infinitely superior BBC version (controversial, sorry!) Of 1995, as well as the version remixed on the novel by Jane Austen, by Jane Austen, the novel by Jane Austen, as well as the version remixed from the novel by Jane Austen, by Jane Austen, from 1995, as the version remixed on the novel by Jane Austen, by Jane Austen, of the novel Bridget Jones Journal. These British with black hair had such an impact on the vision of fans of what Mr. Darcy looks like. I mean, can a ginger blonde do This?

The answer is, of course, above all, Yes. If you are not familiar with Jack Lowden, get an Apple TV subscription immediately so that you can watch Slow horses. Lowden plays the MI5 agent and the Sprint-Through Transit Stations Earthiap River Cartwright. This means that he can nail a dramatic outing, therefore the pond scene – so emblematic that it has been immortalized in the form of statues – is in his head War and peace and 2018 Mary Queen of Scots (Where he worked alongside his wife now, Ronan), we know that he is comfortable in a loud blouse. Thus, it may be entirely that it can comfortably make this look:

Although the rumors of this cast are just that, rumors, for the moment (and if we continue on this way to hearsay, Daisy Edgar-Jones is the other name of the romantic mixture for Elizabeth Bennet, Variety Reports), I am invested. And if it turns out that it is not a scandalous lie, the big question is: will they have to update this cursed statue of Mr. Darcy to make him a ginger?!