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An American in Austen

Just imagine writing thedefinitive perspective on women's lives andstruggles in the 1800s,...

Just imagine writing the
definitive perspective on women's lives and
struggles in the 1800s, OK?

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Just imagine writing the definitive perspective
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on women's lives and struggles in the 1800s, OK?
Duration
6 seconds
Views
61
Timestamp in Movie
00:01:47
Uploaded
Apr 09, 2025
Genres
comedy, fantasy, romance
Production
Hallmark Media,UFO International Productions

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Movie Summary

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.
It has love, and heartbreak, and family, - An American in Austen 00:10
It has love, and heartbreak, and family,
Well, I was thinking, if your wonderful and gracious - An American in Austen 00:11
Well, I was thinking, if your wonderful and gracious
We spent the whole concert eating string - An American in Austen 00:06
We spent the whole concert eating string
And you don't let go of a guy who memorizes every lyric - An American in Austen 00:07
And you don't let go of a guy who memorizes every lyric
I just-- I haven't experienced this kind of writer's block - An American in Austen 00:06
I just-- I haven't experienced this kind of writer'...
It's like I know the who of it, but I - An American in Austen 00:05
It's like I know the who of it, but I
We could drive out to the country, clear your head, - An American in Austen 00:05
We could drive out to the country, clear your head,
[guitar strumming] - An American in Austen 00:08
[guitar strumming]
[singing] You don't have to read my mind - An American in Austen 00:08
[singing] You don't have to read my mind
Honey, you ought to know. - An American in Austen 00:05
Honey, you ought to know.
Let me lay it on the line. - An American in Austen 00:05
Let me lay it on the line.
I want to know what you're doing after the show. - An American in Austen 00:08
I want to know what you're doing after the show.
We can make a secret rendezvous, just me and you. - An American in Austen 00:08
We can make a secret rendezvous, just me and you.
I'll show you loving like you never knew. - An American in Austen 00:05
I'll show you loving like you never knew.
Because I'm hotblooded, check and see. - An American in Austen 00:06
Because I'm hotblooded, check and see.
I just-- I froze. - An American in Austen 00:05
I just-- I froze.
Have you never just thought that things - An American in Austen 00:09
Have you never just thought that things
I just always thought that I would be walking - An American in Austen 00:13
I just always thought that I would be walking
What is that - An American in Austen 00:05
What is that
Look, this is really cute, and terrifying, and everything. - An American in Austen 00:05
Look, this is really cute, and terrifying, and everything.