Mr. Malcolm's List Ending Explained (In Detail)
Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Mr. Malcolm's List
Mr. Malcolm’s List ending explained. Directed by Emma Holly Jones from a screenplay by Suzanne Allain (which she adapted from her novel), Mr. Malcolm's List joins a number of Regency era films. With drama, some romance, and plenty of impressive costumes, the period film has a lot to offer.
Mr. Malcolm's List wouldn't be a period romance if it didn't end on a happy note that tied everything together. Mr. Jeremiah Malcolm, after hearing some harsh truths from his mother, realized that he couldn't be without Selina Dalton despite being frustrated with Julia Thistlewaite's plot to humiliate him. Putting everything aside and admitting to his own faults, Mr. Malcolm catches up with Selina before she returns to Sussex to tell her he loves her and ask her to marry him. Selina tearfully accepts and, with no more roadblocks between them, end the film with a kiss. Meanwhile, Julia, who apologizes to Selina for her revenge plans, stops fighting her feelings for Captain Henry Ossory and openly accepts his affections. The period romance wraps up with not one, but two happy couples.
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Mr. Malcolm's List is a simple enough story, but there are a lot of emotions and actions to break down after the film's finale. Here is the ending explained, including why Selina actually goes along with Julia's plans for Mr. Malcolm.
Mr. Malcolm has an infamous list that is referenced throughout the film. While it is a list of requirements that a potential match must meet if he is to marry her, Mr. Malcolm’s List is less a representation of his own views on marriage and is more about guarding his heart from any pain. Jeremiah Malcolm knows
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