Thank you, Ellen Moody, for posting this information on my Jane Austen and Her Regency World Facebook group page. Isolation has just become a little better.
Jennifer is still my favorite Lizzie Bennet.
Armchair Travelers: In other news, visit Chawton Cottage on Susan Branch’s site. See this site’s previous post, which also includes Chawton visits by Tony Grant, Rachel Dodge, and lil’ ol’ moi.
Image of Susan Branch’s blog and post of her journey to Chawton Cottage
The Peabody Institute Watch Party Concerts soothe our souls every Friday night. Catch them at this link.
Stay safe, all. As my mamma says, “This too shall pass.” Vic
Jane Austen's World 
Great treat! Has Jennifer recorded the entire novel? Would love to hear her reading the entire book and comment at the end.
She’s voiced 20 YouTube videos. Click on this link to see them. She reached the point where Lizzie rejected Mr. Darcy’s first proposal! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL84Aw12nRu1NHMOltb9n7ca8XaYlnU77
You’re very welcome. Ellen
Great catch, Ellen. I love her voice and loved her Lizzie Bennet.
Chawton House is having a virtual literary conference May 15,16 and 17. Check it out. Their online shop is open and they really need our support.
Thank you for this information!! Appreciate it. Will check out their shop.
I am enjoying this so much!
denise
I’m so glad! Jennifer is aging beautifully, isn’t she? It’s been 25 years since she played Lizzy Bennet and she looks great!
She has.
Your “mama” must have known mine. It was her favorite phrase, much to my chagrin sometimes. And yes, Jennifer Ehle will always be Lizzy Bennett to me.
Yes , that phrase grated on me when I was young. I thought it was too facile a response. Now I treasure it. I haven’t seen my 95-year-old mother for 6 weeks and I miss her dearly. Thank Goodness we can talk daily by phone.
I am sorry you’re apart but pray that she stays well and safe…oh, dear, I almost used “that phrase”. We’ll all be out of this soon enough.