To watch in HD, get ClipCafe PRO
Perhaps-- perhaps it is time I do
Please log in to add to collections.
An American in Austen

Perhaps-- perhapsit is time I do take matters into my own hands

Perhaps-- perhaps
it is time I do take matters into my own hands

Full Transcript

00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:07.798
Perhaps-- perhaps it is time I do
00:00:07.084 --> 00:00:09.341
take matters into my own hands.
Duration
10 seconds
Views
26
Timestamp in Movie
01:00:27
Uploaded
Apr 09, 2025
Genres
comedy, fantasy, romance
Production
Hallmark Media,UFO International Productions

Want This Clip in HD?

Upgrade for HD/4K downloads and unlimited access. Upgrade now →

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.
We came all the way to London to give you a message. - An American in Austen 00:05
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 00:05
Jane, I did deeply regret the need to leave
And I did receive your note. - An American in Austen 00:07
And I did receive your note.
It's just that Mr. Bingley, Charles, - An American in Austen 00:16
It's just that Mr. Bingley, Charles,
And I dare say I grew terribly sad at the notion. - An American in Austen 00:05
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 00:09
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 00:11
And I dare say I find myself to be
Well, this is most inappropriate. - An American in Austen 00:06
Well, this is most inappropriate.
Lizzy said you'd gone to London with Jane. - An American in Austen 00:05
Lizzy said you'd gone to London with Jane.
Lizzy and I had quite the argument while you were out. - An American in Austen 00:06
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 00:07
She contended that I care of nothing but the marriage
You know that at times, I may be a bit - An American in Austen 00:11
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 00:07
All I want in this world is for my daughters to be cared for...
Of course I want them happy. - An American in Austen 00:05
Of course I want them happy.
But in order for happiness, there must - An American in Austen 00:09
But in order for happiness, there must
Those things, after all, are the foundation of love. - An American in Austen 00:05
Those things, after all, are the foundation of love.
I wish I'd had a mother that cared - An American in Austen 00:06
I wish I'd had a mother that cared
Being a mother is an impossible endeavor - An American in Austen 00:09
Being a mother is an impossible endeavor
[screaming] - An American in Austen 00:07
[screaming]
And then Wickham showed up at the ball, which - An American in Austen 00:05
And then Wickham showed up at the ball, which