Austenland
What separates the casual Jane
Austen fan from the aficionado?
Is it her admiration for the style
and manners of the Regency era?
The number of times
she has read Austen's novels?
Or her consuming love
for Mr. Darcy?
L-O-V-E-D-A-R-C-Y
Nice cup.
Thanks.
And it begins like any other
Since she was very young
Oh.
Sexy.
Okay.
I'll see you for lunch.
Yeah, okay.
You try to catch her eye
But she doesn't want to see
Miss Bennet...
This is the best part.
She's singing
my boy loves me
Unbelievable.
My boy loves me I know
Hey, Jane.
Ex-boyfriend alert.
Hey, Horseface.
Jimmy, what are you doing here?
Well, I heard you
broke up with Greg.
So that means you're free
to go bowling tonight.
Oops!
Jimmy! You know what?
If "no" was
unclear last time...
I don't wanna see you again.
I picked you on purpose, Jane Hayes.
Thirty plus, clock ticking.
I'm as good as it gets, baby.
A true aficionado
of Austen does so much more
than merely read her novels and
admire her world from afar.
Excuse me.
She finds her way here
to the world's only immersive
Austen experience.
Is that a Chihuahua?
It's a lamb. Shut up.
Just trying to hear it.
I've toured the grounds
and it's not cheap.
This is high class.
This is big time.
Jane, are you really
gonna blow your entire
life savings on
an "Austen experience"?
Now, hold on just a second,
here at Sensuous Travel,
we are not just another
run-of-the-mill vacation place.
This is what we call
an "LC." A Life-Changer.
You get to play the heroine of
your very own Jane Austen story.
Would you like to
see some of the staff?
Yeah.
No.
Now this is Barnaby.
He's a vegan.
He enjoys nightly
dips in the pond,
and he has a pony
named Sparkles Pancake.
That is horrendous.
I also heard that people in those
days didn't wear underwear.
That's a lie.
It's not a lie.
Look, every stay at Austenland
ends with a real live ball,
as in ballroom,
as in happily ever after.
Do you understand
what I'm saying?
Totally.
Jane. So you go on some fancy vacation,
then what do you come home to?
Nothing except for
an empty bank account.
Why don't you save up
for a real life-changer?
Like what?
Well, like...
That's fine. Maybe come back
another time without your friend.
We'll get you squared away.
kind of layaway program for you.
Thank you so much.
You guys take care. Thanks for being you.
Appreciate you.
Listen, this is my one chance to
really live in Austen's world. Okay?
I'm her biggest fan.
Come on.
No. No.
You used to be a fan.
You are an addict.
You don't have to go in there because
I'm packing. It's a mess in there.
You don't wanna go in there.
Oh, Janey.
It's gotten so much worse.
I love you.
It's a collector's item
and that's why I have it.
I have 10,000 a year.
I've changed my mind.
going to this place,
because I'm sure
that the fantasy
will not be as
fulfilling as you imagine.
I don't think you
know where I'm going.
Fine.
If I win,
you de-Austen your room.
Okay.
Fine.
And if you really must go, I
made you a little farewell gift.
You did?
Aw.
Wow.
Which historical era
is this supposed to be from?
Hey, I spent three
days working on it.
Come here, let's hug it out.
Thank you.
Okay.
When you get back, just clear
this crap out because it's weird.
It's a hobby.
It's really weird.
Ooh, baby, do you know
what that's worth?
Ooh, heaven is
a place on earth
They say in heaven
love comes first
We'll make heaven
a place on earth
Ooh, heaven is
a place on earth
Oh!
Do you need a hand?
Yay, an American.
I can't understand what the natives say.
supposed to wait, right?
You're going to
the Darcy place, too?
Yes.
I memorized
of Pride and Prejudice
when I was 13.
What's that?
Oh. Um...
So why are you
going to this place?
Because I'm gonna look great
Ooh. Gosh, I hope they
give me a cape, too.
Were we not supposed
to come in costume?
Thank goodness
you're coming and not her.
I'm Jane, by the way.
Oh, goody.
Introductions. Look.
Hi.
I'm Miss Elizabeth Charming.
It's a pretty name, isn't it?
I requested it.
Yes, it's very beautiful.
I can't wait to pick a name.
How about Miss Pepperpot?
Or Miss Wiggly Wiggins?
Those are nice.
I knew this place
would be magical.
They even got us
a car from the 1800s.
Oh, thank you so much.
I'm Miss Charming.
This way.
Bloody Americans!
Mind the gap.
Sorry. I was told I was
supposed to wear a costume.
So was I.
God save the Queen!
Hey, do you think this
is the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car?
It's smaller than I expected.
Welcome to the Regency era.
This is just a stop before
we go to the big house.
I am Mrs. Wattlesbrook.
Okay.
Miss Charming, I hope your
travel was endurable.
Oh, yes!
Jane Hayes.
Yes.
And I've been thinking
about my pseudonym,
and I was thinking
Miss Joyful, maybe?
Oh, yes. You've already
been assigned a name.
Miss Erstwhile.
Miss Erstwhile?
Martin.
And get the carriage ready
to take us up to the manor.
Martin.
Ma'am.
Good luck.
Thanks.
Complete immersion
in the Regency era
is the only way to truly
appreciate Austen's England.
Wouldn't you say so,
Miss Charming?
Righto!
Just to avoid any confusion,
I'd like you to know that we do
offer several distinct experiences.
You have paid for
while the other
ladies in the party
are part of
Oh. Okay.
I'm sure you'll understand there will
be some exclusions to your trip.
I mean, I'm just so
excited to be here,
and I've dreamed
about this for so long.
All of my guests
will experience
romance with one of our actors.
But I must emphasize
there is to be no touching
other than the necessary social graces.
Not a chance.
I also expect
all my guests to maintain
appropriate manners
and conversation
and to eschew
all things modern.
Any flagrant
disobedience will result
in the early
termination of your stay.
You don't have
I know Austen's
books intimately.
A big fire for
a hot summer's day.
We need to push up
the sisters. There we go.
That's as far as I can go.
It's looking good.
Has it been a day or a week
As my eyes begin to close
So we have this absolutely
delightful chiffon piece.
And I don't know
how you feel about lavender.
I call it lilac.
"Lilac. "
This I do think is very
magnificent and elegant.
Salmon!
Salmon. Absolutely.
Kinda washes you out.
Look how skinny I look
with my hand behind my back.
Let's go meet the men.
Okay.
I'm so sorry,
my dear, but I'm afraid
this carriage only
takes two passengers.
Okay.
Sorry.
Hey, do you think we'll be
robbed by some highwaymen?
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