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An American in Austen

Lizzy ran off with Mr. Wickham

Lizzy ran off with Mr. Wickham

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Lizzy ran off with Mr. Wickham.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
23
Timestamp in Movie
01:05:57
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.
That is well and good, but in the eyes of the Lord-- - An American in Austen 00:07
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 00:06
But love is a luxury only afforded to men, is it
Well, if you intend to marry for practical purposes, - An American in Austen 00:05
Well, if you intend to marry for practical purposes,
I have overlooked your many transgressions, - An American in Austen 00:07
I have overlooked your many transgressions,
What will it take this time, George, - An American in Austen 00:08
What will it take this time, George,
Name your price, but let this woman go - An American in Austen 00:08
Name your price, but let this woman go
Do you really think our love will be-- - An American in Austen 00:06
Do you really think our love will be--
What hurts the most is that I was wrong about everything. - An American in Austen 00:05
What hurts the most is that I was wrong about everything.
I've always considered myself a curious thinker. - An American in Austen 00:05
I've always considered myself a curious thinker.
I guess I was blind to the truth, - An American in Austen 00:10
I guess I was blind to the truth,
You were right about everything. - An American in Austen 00:05
You were right about everything.
So I just wanted to enjoy it for a moment. - An American in Austen 00:06
So I just wanted to enjoy it for a moment.
You have taught me more than you'll ever know. - An American in Austen 00:07
You have taught me more than you'll ever know.
Mr. Darcy, I want to thank you. - An American in Austen 00:06
Mr. Darcy, I want to thank you.
It was incredibly kind of to come to my rescue. - An American in Austen 00:06
It was incredibly kind of to come to my rescue.
I confess I'm terribly embarrassed. - An American in Austen 00:05
I confess I'm terribly embarrassed.
We can all behave madly when we believe we're in love. - An American in Austen 00:07
We can all behave madly when we believe we're in love.
I'm embarrassed for the way I have treated you. - An American in Austen 00:06
I'm embarrassed for the way I have treated you.
I fear, Lizzy, that I have given you plenty to misjudge. - An American in Austen 00:07
I fear, Lizzy, that I have given you plenty to misjudge.
I've never seen such a thing. - An American in Austen 00:05
I've never seen such a thing.