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Miss Austen

It follows the lives of Jane Austen and Cassandra, her sister.

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Bonnie Productions,Masterpiece,BBC,Federation Stories,BBC One

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Cassandra Austen

Mr. Lidderdale

Jane Austen

Young Mary

Mary Austen

Cassy Austen

Synnove Karlsen

Isabella Fowle

Mrs. Austen

Dinah

Henry Hobday

Mr. Austen

Beth Fowle

Tom Fowle

Anna Austen

Alethea Bigg Withers

Ruby Richardson

Mary Jane Dexter

Eliza Fowle

Madeleine Walker

Fulwar Fowle

Frank Austen

Jake Kenny-Byrne

Young Anna

James Austen

Patrick Knowles

Edward Austen

Mr. Dundas

Boy

Nancy

Mrs. Dundas

Coachman

Elizabeth Austen

Catherine Bigg-Withers

Harris Bigg-Withers

Arthur

Lovelace Bigg-Withers

Mrs. Hobday

Rebecca Johnson

Bath Passerby

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It is perfect. - Miss Austen

Come. - Miss Austen

I don't want to go
all the way up there, Grandpapa. - Miss Austen

I don't want to go all the way up there, Grandpapa.

That's it. - Miss Austen

No, that will travel with me! - Miss Austen

No, that will travel with me!

We will survive this, Jane. - Miss Austen

We will survive this, Jane.

The mystery of ancient life, Anna,
hidden in these very rocks. - Miss Austen

The mystery of ancient life, Anna, hidden in these very rock...

You must try to rest, my darling. - Miss Austen

You must try to rest, my darling.

Do you think I'll find a sea
creature in here? You may well do. - Miss Austen

Do you think I'll find a sea creature in here? You may ...

QUIET SOBBING - Miss Austen

Cass. - Miss Austen

..thousands of years old, Mr Hobday. - Miss Austen

..thousands of years old, Mr Hobday.

Do not be upset, but... - Miss Austen

Do not be upset, but...

What am I looking at?
It's the shape of a worm. - Miss Austen

What am I looking at? It's the shape of a worm.

I came as soon as I could. - Miss Austen

I came as soon as I could.

I do not understand why Isabella
keeps that girl, Dinah. - Miss Austen

I do not understand why Isabella keeps that girl, Dinah.

Mary, come sit with me. - Miss Austen

Mary, come sit with me.

Ah! - Miss Austen

LAUGHTER - Miss Austen

I have no intention
of taking tea with Mrs Hobday, - Miss Austen

I have no intention of taking tea with Mrs Hobday,

Has she gone? - Miss Austen

It was touching to see you both
so cheerful together. - Miss Austen

It was touching to see you both so cheerful together.

Oh, this is a disaster. - Miss Austen

Oh, this is a disaster.

One moment. - Miss Austen

Beautiful. - Miss Austen

Ah, Anna. - Miss Austen

What does it matter
what other people think? - Miss Austen

What does it matter what other people think?

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA STOPS - Miss Austen

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA STOPS

Tell me what it is that you want. - Miss Austen

Tell me what it is that you want.

It will not be long now... - Miss Austen

It will not be long now...

Must we endure another reading,
Isabella? - Miss Austen

Must we endure another reading, Isabella?

Miss Lloyd. - Miss Austen

"Of course, I wish Mary and James
the greatest happiness, Eliza, - Miss Austen

"Of course, I wish Mary and James the greatest happines...

Cassandra's patchwork
is most impressive, - Miss Austen

Cassandra's patchwork is most impressive,

..most loyal, most... - Miss Austen

..most loyal, most...

..have been the most blessed sister
to have loved you. - Miss Austen

..have been the most blessed sister to have loved you.

My father often said genius comes
with a difficult temperament. - Miss Austen

My father often said genius comes with a difficult temperame...

At least not to me. - Miss Austen

At least not to me.

If I recall, she was not
so cheerful in the years - Miss Austen

If I recall, she was not so cheerful in the years

"We have arrived in Bath, Eliza. - Miss Austen

"We have arrived in Bath, Eliza.

It will be strange at first, - Miss Austen

It will be strange at first,

I trust I am not intruding, my dear. - Miss Austen

I trust I am not intruding, my dear.

Well, I think these rooms will do us
quite splendidly. - Miss Austen

Well, I think these rooms will do us quite splendidly.

"It is of some comfort
that leaving our home - Miss Austen

"It is of some comfort that leaving our home

Oh! - Miss Austen

I think we have sufficient cause
for celebration, do we not? - Miss Austen

I think we have sufficient cause for celebration, do we not?

Oh, Mrs Mary Austen
is expected soon, ma'am. - Miss Austen

Oh, Mrs Mary Austen is expected soon, ma'am.

"Cassy's determination that
I should enjoy the delights - Miss Austen

"Cassy's determination that I should enjoy the del...

Miss Austen. - Miss Austen

Jane, what more have you said? - Miss Austen

Jane, what more have you said?

Jane! - Miss Austen

Goodbye, my dear. - Miss Austen

Goodbye, my dear.

Be sure to take two of the very best
sets of china to your new home. - Miss Austen

Be sure to take two of the very best sets of china to your n...

"As soon as Cassie saw my face,
she knew the purpose of my visit. - Miss Austen

"As soon as Cassie saw my face, she knew the purpose of...

So, this will be the last time
you and I meet in this house. - Miss Austen

So, this will be the last time you and I meet in this house.

Cassandra... - Miss Austen

What is it? - Miss Austen

Cassie, my dear... - Miss Austen

Cassie, my dear...

Miss Austen. - Miss Austen

It was Tom's own decision. - Miss Austen

It was Tom's own decision.

I may have neglected
to say how sorry I was - Miss Austen

I may have neglected to say how sorry I was

JANE: My dear Eliza. - Miss Austen

JANE: My dear Eliza.

Cassandra! - Miss Austen

Beth, I am aware your future
is settled, - Miss Austen

Beth, I am aware your future is settled,

'With my fondest affection... - Miss Austen

'With my fondest affection...

The children are quite
wild with excitement. - Miss Austen

The children are quite wild with excitement.

Miss Austen? - Miss Austen

A beautiful day, is it not? - Miss Austen

A beautiful day, is it not?

We did have feelings for one
another once. - Miss Austen

We did have feelings for one another once.

Eliza's letters. - Miss Austen

Eliza's letters.

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It follows the lives of Jane Austen and Cassandra, her sister.

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Production: Bonnie Productions,Masterpiece,BBC,Federation Stories,BBC One

Genre: romance

Year: 2025

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Released: 04 May 2025

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