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Film Review: Pride and Prejudice

November 23rd, 2005 | 2 min read

By Andrew Selby

Yes, I went and saw Pride and Prejudice and, by gosh, I liked it. It is released everywhere in the country today, my wife and I took advantage of our Los Angeles residency and saw it before everyone else last week.

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Film Review: Pride and Prejudice

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