Lost in Austen

Drama 2008

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Amanda, an ardent Jane Austen fan, lives in present day London with her boyfriend Michael, until she finds she's swapped places with Austen's fictional creation Elizabeth Bennet.

Drama 2008

TV-PG

Starring Gemma Arterton, Jemima Rooper, Elliot Cowan

EPISODE 1

Episode 1

Amanda has become increasingly bored and frustrated with modern life.

46 min · Sep 3, 2008 TV-PG
EPISODE 2

Episode 2

Amanda arrives at Netherfield shortly after Jane. She realizes that things don't go according to plan. While Jane recovers from a fever, Bingley tells Amanda of his passion for her to which Amanda can only mutter that she is interested in women to keep Bingley at bay. Amanda's redirection of Bingley's feelings seem to be working as Bingley apparently shows an interest in Jane.

44 min · Sep 10, 2008 TV-PG
EPISODE 3

Episode 3

Amanda, declared to be the center of all evil by Mrs. Bennet, unsuccessfully tries to re-enter into her own world. In these trying times stuck in Pride and Prejudice, Amanda gets help from an unexpected counter. The world of Pride and Prejudice is not what it should be. Jane is married to Collins, Bingley almost constantly drunk, Elizabeth nowhere to be seen, and Darcy in love with Amanda.

45 min · Sep 17, 2008 TV-PG
EPISODE 4

Episode 4

Darcy announces his engagement to Caroline Bingley, leaving Amanda feeling utterly bereft.

45 min · Sep 24, 2008 TV-PG

Gemma Arterton

Tess Durbeyfield
Jemima Rooper

Amanda Price
Elliot Cowan

Mr. Darcy
Hugh Bonneville

Mr. Bennet
Perdita Weeks

Lydia Bennet

About

Lost in Austen

DRAMA

Amanda, an ardent Jane Austen fan, lives in present day London with her boyfriend Michael, until she finds she's swapped places with Austen's fictional creation Elizabeth Bennet.

Information

Studio: BritBox
Released: 2008
Rated: TV-PG
Region of Origin: United Kingdom

Languages

Original Audio: English, English (United Kingdom)
Audio and Subtitles: English (United Kingdom) (AAC, CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.