Actor Colin Firth's statue has been installed in the midst of a lake at the Hyde Park here.
A statue of Mr. Darcy, the character played by Firth in "Pride and Prejudice", was installed in between the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park Monday.
The 12-foot sculpture shows the scene in which he emerges from water in a see-through white t-shirt in the 1995 BBC series, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
The display will also make its permanent home in a body of water in Lyme Park, where the scene was originally shot.
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