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    Colin Firth’s lake-soaked Mr Darcy shirt from Pride And Prejudice up for auction

    by Charlotte McLaughlin Feb 15, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: PA Archive

    The shirt worn by Colin Firth when he strides across fields dripping wet after a swim in the lake during the TV series adaptation of the classic novel Pride And Prejudice is among a number of period drama costumes being auctioned in London.

    Cosprop, a costume house founded by Oscar and Bafta-winning designer John Bright in 1965, and Kerry Taylor Auctions, on Thursday announced the auction of the shirt, which

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