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"When Nora Ephron died in 2012, she left behind a legacy of great movies and witty essays&amp;amp;#8212;as well as one incomplete screenplay, Lost in Austen, based on the English television series of the same name. Now, Portlandia&amp;#x27;s Carrie Brownstein has come aboard to finish the project in what will be her film screenwriting debut. The show&amp;amp;#8212;and potential movie&amp;amp;#8212;focus on a disillusioned-but-romantic Austen fan named Amanda, who finds herself suddenly transported to a Pride and Prejudice universe. All sorts of life and love lessons ensue&amp;amp;#8212;kinda like an Austenland meets Bridget Jones&amp;#x27;s Diary situation. Here&amp;#x27;s the series trailer: That&amp;#x27;s all very adorable, but I&amp;#x27;m looking forward to Brownstein bringing some bite to the project, as Ephron no doubt did when she began it. Plus, I bet Brownstein can get some great literary advice from the gals down at the Women &amp;amp; Women First bookstore. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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