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An American in Austen

Harriet, who thinks that no real man compares to Mr. Darcy, is transported into Pride and Prejudice and gets an unexpected chance to find out. Starring Eliza Bennett and Nicholas Bishop.

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Clare Niederpruem

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comedy, fantasy, romance

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Hallmark Media,UFO International Productions

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It's impossible to
love nature this much. - An American in Austen

It's impossible to love nature this much.

Actually, it's a
pretty cheap attempt - An American in Austen

Actually, it's a pretty cheap attempt

I refuse to imagine
someone looking - An American in Austen

I refuse to imagine someone looking

Mr. Darcy, I do hope you
will be staying longer with us. - An American in Austen

Mr. Darcy, I do hope you will be staying longer with us.

Dear girls, the outdoors
are outdoors for a reason. - An American in Austen

Dear girls, the outdoors are outdoors for a reason.

You look right
fit for a pig pen. - An American in Austen

You look right fit for a pig pen.

Well, I think the exercise
has given your complexions - An American in Austen

Well, I think the exercise has given your complexions

There has been
some improvement, - An American in Austen

There has been some improvement,

I-- - An American in Austen

Well, I practically
live in them. - An American in Austen

Well, I practically live in them.

In some ways, the pages
within these walls - An American in Austen

In some ways, the pages within these walls

Like this one, Evelina. - An American in Austen

Like this one, Evelina.

This one taught
me that confidence - An American in Austen

This one taught me that confidence

It's-- it's just
this place reminds me - An American in Austen

It's-- it's just this place reminds me

When we first
started dating, Ethan - An American in Austen

When we first started dating, Ethan

You must care a great
deal for this Ethan. - An American in Austen

You must care a great deal for this Ethan.

It is not an imposition
in the slightest. - An American in Austen

It is not an imposition in the slightest.

Now Elizabeth, I
entreat you to join - An American in Austen

Now Elizabeth, I entreat you to join

Mr. Darcy, I simply must
see your sister again. - An American in Austen

Mr. Darcy, I simply must see your sister again.

I have told her already of
your intention to see her. - An American in Austen

I have told her already of your intention to see her.

Well, I pray you
to tell her again. - An American in Austen

Well, I pray you to tell her again.

The last incident in
which we made company, - An American in Austen

The last incident in which we made company,

I should think it's a popular
occurrence in your company. - An American in Austen

I should think it's a popular occurrence in your compan...

On the contrary, she is a
passionate admirer of America. - An American in Austen

On the contrary, she is a passionate admirer of America.

You know who your
sister would love? - An American in Austen

You know who your sister would love?

I would think that a
woman interested in America - An American in Austen

I would think that a woman interested in America

But perhaps, dear
cousin, that curiosity - An American in Austen

But perhaps, dear cousin, that curiosity

As for you, Mr. Darcy, it is
quite evident you have faults - An American in Austen

As for you, Mr. Darcy, it is quite evident you have faults

Had I known you had
intentions for a stroll, - An American in Austen

Had I known you had intentions for a stroll,

Do you know what I find
most attractive about you? - An American in Austen

Do you know what I find most attractive about you?

You spend your life learning
of the finite possibilities - An American in Austen

You spend your life learning of the finite possibilities

You know who also has
great teeth, is Elizabeth. - An American in Austen

You know who also has great teeth, is Elizabeth.

You know, growing up, I always
saw a lot of myself in her. - An American in Austen

You know, growing up, I always saw a lot of myself in her.

You say this of your cousin
who is 10 years your junior. - An American in Austen

You say this of your cousin who is 10 years your junior.

Perhaps I can entice you to
stay behind for another day? - An American in Austen

Perhaps I can entice you to stay behind for another day?

You could watch me write
correspondence whilst walking - An American in Austen

You could watch me write correspondence whilst walking

But I just remembered
it's my turn - An American in Austen

But I just remembered it's my turn

So good night, Mr. Darcy. - An American in Austen

So good night, Mr. Darcy.

Dear Jane, the color
has returned to your face. - An American in Austen

Dear Jane, the color has returned to your face.

If there is one man
roaming this Earth - An American in Austen

If there is one man roaming this Earth

[moan] - An American in Austen

You in the other hand are
looking worse for the wear. - An American in Austen

You in the other hand are looking worse for the wear.

Each one gives birth
to new possibility. - An American in Austen

Each one gives birth to new possibility.

[groan] OK. - An American in Austen

How far into the future? - An American in Austen

How far into the future?

Oh, my. - An American in Austen

What does it feel like
when you see the future? - An American in Austen

What does it feel like when you see the future?

It feels like
I'm reading a book. - An American in Austen

It feels like I'm reading a book.

And then later on, when those
things happen in real life, - An American in Austen

And then later on, when those things happen in real life,

I've been living a book. - An American in Austen

I've been living a book.

And that is why
you are all the time - An American in Austen

And that is why you are all the time

And if you do indeed
read the future, - An American in Austen

And if you do indeed read the future,

Oh, what a splendid idea. - An American in Austen

Oh, what a splendid idea.

Who do we marry? - An American in Austen

Who do we marry?

I will simply die
if I do not know. - An American in Austen

I will simply die if I do not know.

It's-- it's Mr. Bingley. - An American in Austen

It's-- it's Mr. Bingley.

[muttering] - An American in Austen

[giggle] - An American in Austen

It was my immense pleasure
to nurse you back to health. - An American in Austen

It was my immense pleasure to nurse you back to health.

Seeing as you
desired it so much, - An American in Austen

Seeing as you desired it so much,

And while I did not see these
walls when they were new, - An American in Austen

And while I did not see these walls when they were new,

I would believe
it among the five - An American in Austen

I would believe it among the five

[sputtering] - An American in Austen

You see, the reason I inquire
about these delicious peas - An American in Austen

You see, the reason I inquire about these delicious peas

It is of interest
to me as its heir. - An American in Austen

It is of interest to me as its heir.

My understanding is
that you intend to fit - An American in Austen

My understanding is that you intend to fit

I admit that I am
quite instantly attracted - An American in Austen

I admit that I am quite instantly attracted

I must inform
you, Mr. Collins, - An American in Austen

I must inform you, Mr. Collins,

But Miss Elizabeth
is next in line - An American in Austen

But Miss Elizabeth is next in line

Mary has a countenance
that I perceive - An American in Austen

Mary has a countenance that I perceive

What a wonderful
remark to make. - An American in Austen

What a wonderful remark to make.

Kind remarks are an
easy hobby of mine. - An American in Austen

Kind remarks are an easy hobby of mine.

It takes very
little effort for me - An American in Austen

It takes very little effort for me

Well, it appears
congratulations are in order. - An American in Austen

Well, it appears congratulations are in order.

Mr. Collins, are you sure you
got a good look at everyone? - An American in Austen

Mr. Collins, are you sure you got a good look at everyone?

There's no one
else that you might - An American in Austen

There's no one else that you might

She arrived here merely days
ago after a lengthy voyage - An American in Austen

She arrived here merely days ago after a lengthy voyage

Do you speak of
someone in particular? - An American in Austen

Do you speak of someone in particular?

Well, and the parts of him
that you do, I mean, come on. - An American in Austen

Well, and the parts of him that you do, I mean, come on.

Like Mama says, we are not
all afforded the luxury of love. - An American in Austen

Like Mama says, we are not all afforded the luxury of love.

Look, take care of
your family, but not - An American in Austen

Look, take care of your family, but not

Not all of us have the
freedom to pick apart - An American in Austen

Not all of us have the freedom to pick apart

That bonnet would
look lovely on you - An American in Austen

That bonnet would look lovely on you

Beautiful things have a
way of distracting us. - An American in Austen

Beautiful things have a way of distracting us.

Then I hope you will accept
an invitation to the ball - An American in Austen

Then I hope you will accept an invitation to the ball

She walks in beauty,
like the night. - An American in Austen

She walks in beauty, like the night.

Of cloudless climes
and starry skies, - An American in Austen

Of cloudless climes and starry skies,

It's very plagiarized. - An American in Austen

It's very plagiarized.

Well, how fitting then
that you now inspire - An American in Austen

Well, how fitting then that you now inspire

Now, would anyone like a hat? - An American in Austen

Now, would anyone like a hat?

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Harriet, who thinks that no real man compares to Mr. Darcy, is transported into Pride and Prejudice and gets an unexpected chance to find out. Starring Eliza Bennett and Nicholas Bishop.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Clare Niederpruem

Writer: Cameron Johann, Jane Austen

Production: Hallmark Media,UFO International Productions

Genre: comedy, fantasy, romance

Year: 2024

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 17 Feb 2024

Awards: N/A

Homepage: https://www.hallmarkchannel.com/an-american-in-austen