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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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Genre

comedy, fantasy, romance

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Hallmark Media,UFO International Productions

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I noticed some tension
between you and Darcy. - An American in Austen

I noticed some tension between you and Darcy.

Why don't you go
ahead and tell Lizzy - An American in Austen

Why don't you go ahead and tell Lizzy

Well, I believe it all
began with Mr. Darcy's father. - An American in Austen

Well, I believe it all began with Mr. Darcy's father.

The old man had always
taken kindly to me, - An American in Austen

The old man had always taken kindly to me,

I can only assume
it was bitterness - An American in Austen

I can only assume it was bitterness

I suppose you could say it
was less tension between us, - An American in Austen

I suppose you could say it was less tension between us,

I find that it is easier to
be blinded by a man's fortune - An American in Austen

I find that it is easier to be blinded by a man's fortu...

[knocking] - An American in Austen

First you say I
am to wed Mr. Darcy, - An American in Austen

First you say I am to wed Mr. Darcy,

There are just certain
things that I know, - An American in Austen

There are just certain things that I know,

Wickham does not come
to the ball tomorrow. - An American in Austen

Wickham does not come to the ball tomorrow.

It is so, cousin,
that everything you know - An American in Austen

It is so, cousin, that everything you know

Well, I suppose this will
serve as the perfect test - An American in Austen

Well, I suppose this will serve as the perfect test

Let me introduce my
daughters in order of age-- - An American in Austen

Let me introduce my daughters in order of age--

Oh, and I almost
forgot, our very eldest - An American in Austen

Oh, and I almost forgot, our very eldest

It's a great pleasure to
see all of you here tonight. - An American in Austen

It's a great pleasure to see all of you here tonight.

And Jane, I've heard
about Miss Jane - An American in Austen

And Jane, I've heard about Miss Jane

Charles said he was throwing
this ball in honor of my visit. - An American in Austen

Charles said he was throwing this ball in honor of my visit.

But I think it might
be a simple excuse - An American in Austen

But I think it might be a simple excuse

I see you have met
our guest of honor. - An American in Austen

I see you have met our guest of honor.

Now if I may be so presumptuous
as to ask for a dance. - An American in Austen

Now if I may be so presumptuous as to ask for a dance.

I haven't, but I have a
feeling he'll pop up somewhere. - An American in Austen

I haven't, but I have a feeling he'll pop up somew...

You Americans
and your feelings. - An American in Austen

You Americans and your feelings.

Would you happen to
know where your sister - An American in Austen

Would you happen to know where your sister

But have you had the pleasure
of meeting Charlotte yet? - An American in Austen

But have you had the pleasure of meeting Charlotte yet?

I have just now had visions
of asking you to dance. - An American in Austen

I have just now had visions of asking you to dance.

You cannot help but to
meddle, can you, cousin? - An American in Austen

You cannot help but to meddle, can you, cousin?

But-- - An American in Austen

We are so pleased you could join
us on this beautiful evening. - An American in Austen

We are so pleased you could join us on this beautiful evenin...

And now I find myself-- - An American in Austen

And now I find myself--

And now I have but
one question for you, - An American in Austen

And now I have but one question for you,

[shudders] - An American in Austen

This is the moment I
have always dreamt of, - An American in Austen

This is the moment I have always dreamt of,

But now that it is
happening, for real, - An American in Austen

But now that it is happening, for real,

I know the feeling of falling
for the idea of someone, - An American in Austen

I know the feeling of falling for the idea of someone,

Just why must you
insist on tormenting - An American in Austen

Just why must you insist on tormenting

This, Lizzy, it's
not who you are. - An American in Austen

This, Lizzy, it's not who you are.

I don't know how this works
or who I should be addressing. - An American in Austen

I don't know how this works or who I should be addressi...

She really is a voice
of a generation. - An American in Austen

She really is a voice of a generation.

I've messed everything
up, and I really - An American in Austen

I've messed everything up, and I really

I made the wish
because I thought - An American in Austen

I made the wish because I thought

But maybe love
isn't about finding - An American in Austen

But maybe love isn't about finding

I just-- I guess I'm just
kind of scared now because I'm - An American in Austen

I just-- I guess I'm just kind of scared now because I&...

So please, please,
please, please, - An American in Austen

So please, please, please, please,

Well, that's it. - An American in Austen

Well, that's it.

JANE: Caroline wants to help
to marry Mr. Darcy's sister. - An American in Austen

JANE: Caroline wants to help to marry Mr. Darcy's siste...

He's gone, and he shall
not return this winter. - An American in Austen

He's gone, and he shall not return this winter.

I-- I've lost him. - An American in Austen

I-- I've lost him.

You might be right
because in the book-- - An American in Austen

You might be right because in the book--

Perhaps-- perhaps
it is time I do - An American in Austen

Perhaps-- perhaps it is time I do

We came all the way to
London to give you a message. - An American in Austen

We came all the way to London to give you a message.

Jane, I did deeply
regret the need to leave - An American in Austen

Jane, I did deeply regret the need to leave

And I did receive your note. - An American in Austen

And I did receive your note.

It's just that Mr.
Bingley, Charles, - An American in Austen

It's just that Mr. Bingley, Charles,

And I dare say I grew
terribly sad at the notion. - An American in Austen

And I dare say I grew terribly sad at the notion.

You are generous, and kind, and
you have a fine head of hair, - An American in Austen

You are generous, and kind, and you have a fine head of hair...

And I dare say I
find myself to be - An American in Austen

And I dare say I find myself to be

Well, this is
most inappropriate. - An American in Austen

Well, this is most inappropriate.

Lizzy said you'd gone
to London with Jane. - An American in Austen

Lizzy said you'd gone to London with Jane.

Lizzy and I had quite the
argument while you were out. - An American in Austen

Lizzy and I had quite the argument while you were out.

She contended that I care
of nothing but the marriage - An American in Austen

She contended that I care of nothing but the marriage

You know that at
times, I may be a bit - An American in Austen

You know that at times, I may be a bit

All I want in this world is for
my daughters to be cared for. - An American in Austen

All I want in this world is for my daughters to be cared for...

Of course I want them happy. - An American in Austen

Of course I want them happy.

But in order for
happiness, there must - An American in Austen

But in order for happiness, there must

Those things, after all,
are the foundation of love. - An American in Austen

Those things, after all, are the foundation of love.

I wish I'd had a
mother that cared - An American in Austen

I wish I'd had a mother that cared

Being a mother is
an impossible endeavor - An American in Austen

Being a mother is an impossible endeavor

[screaming] - An American in Austen

And then Wickham showed
up at the ball, which - An American in Austen

And then Wickham showed up at the ball, which

And now Lizzy
thinks she's in love - An American in Austen

And now Lizzy thinks she's in love

I must apologize for my
behavior during the proposal. - An American in Austen

I must apologize for my behavior during the proposal.

I apologize-- I apologize
for my behavior. - An American in Austen

I apologize-- I apologize for my behavior.

Lizzy ran off with Mr. Wickham. - An American in Austen

Lizzy ran off with Mr. Wickham.

That is well and good, but
in the eyes of the Lord-- - An American in Austen

That is well and good, but in the eyes of the Lord--

But love is a luxury
only afforded to men, is it - An American in Austen

But love is a luxury only afforded to men, is it

Well, if you intend to marry
for practical purposes, - An American in Austen

Well, if you intend to marry for practical purposes,

I have overlooked your
many transgressions, - An American in Austen

I have overlooked your many transgressions,

What will it take
this time, George, - An American in Austen

What will it take this time, George,

Name your price,
but let this woman go - An American in Austen

Name your price, but let this woman go

Do you really think
our love will be-- - An American in Austen

Do you really think our love will be--

What hurts the most is that
I was wrong about everything. - An American in Austen

What hurts the most is that I was wrong about everything.

I've always considered
myself a curious thinker. - An American in Austen

I've always considered myself a curious thinker.

I guess I was
blind to the truth, - An American in Austen

I guess I was blind to the truth,

You were right about everything. - An American in Austen

You were right about everything.

So I just wanted to
enjoy it for a moment. - An American in Austen

So I just wanted to enjoy it for a moment.

You have taught me more
than you'll ever know. - An American in Austen

You have taught me more than you'll ever know.

Mr. Darcy, I
want to thank you. - An American in Austen

Mr. Darcy, I want to thank you.

It was incredibly kind
of to come to my rescue. - An American in Austen

It was incredibly kind of to come to my rescue.

I confess I'm
terribly embarrassed. - An American in Austen

I confess I'm terribly embarrassed.

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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