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An American in Austen

Of cloudless climesand starry skies, of all that's bestof dark and bright

Of cloudless climes
and starry skies, of all that's best
of dark and bright

Full Transcript

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Of cloudless climes and starry skies,
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of all that's best of dark and bright.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
22
Timestamp in Movie
00:45:42
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's very plagiarized. - An American in Austen 00:06
It's very plagiarized.
Well, how fitting then that you now inspire - An American in Austen 00:05
Well, how fitting then that you now inspire
Now, would anyone like a hat? - An American in Austen 00:05
Now, would anyone like a hat?
I noticed some tension between you and Darcy. - An American in Austen 00:05
I noticed some tension between you and Darcy.
Why don't you go ahead and tell Lizzy - An American in Austen 00:07
Why don't you go ahead and tell Lizzy
Well, I believe it all began with Mr. Darcy's father. - An American in Austen 00:06
Well, I believe it all began with Mr. Darcy's father.
The old man had always taken kindly to me, - An American in Austen 00:08
The old man had always taken kindly to me,
I can only assume it was bitterness - An American in Austen 00:06
I can only assume it was bitterness
I suppose you could say it was less tension between us, - An American in Austen 00:08
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 00:10
I find that it is easier to be blinded by a man's fortu...
[knocking] - An American in Austen 00:06
[knocking]
First you say I am to wed Mr. Darcy, - An American in Austen 00:10
First you say I am to wed Mr. Darcy,
There are just certain things that I know, - An American in Austen 00:06
There are just certain things that I know,
Wickham does not come to the ball tomorrow. - An American in Austen 00:06
Wickham does not come to the ball tomorrow.
It is so, cousin, that everything you know - An American in Austen 00:07
It is so, cousin, that everything you know
Well, I suppose this will serve as the perfect test - An American in Austen 00:07
Well, I suppose this will serve as the perfect test
Let me introduce my daughters in order of age-- - An American in Austen 00:16
Let me introduce my daughters in order of age--
Oh, and I almost forgot, our very eldest - An American in Austen 00:07
Oh, and I almost forgot, our very eldest
It's a great pleasure to see all of you here tonight. - An American in Austen 00:06
It's a great pleasure to see all of you here tonight.
And Jane, I've heard about Miss Jane - An American in Austen 00:06
And Jane, I've heard about Miss Jane