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The "hand flex" from " Pride and Prejudice " has become an iconic fan favorite.
Director Joe Wright said the hand flex was an improvised move by Matthew MacFadyen .
The scene will be re-released on the 20th anniversary of the film.
It's worth a trip to the movie theater, as the 2005 Pride & Prejudice has a gorgeous aesthetic that is enhanced on a larger screen. Joe Wright really did know what he was doing with this film from start to finish, hand flex and all. - YouTubewww.youtube.com.
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