Pride & Prejudice, Cut

Pride & Prejudice, Cut is a modern retelling of Jane Austen's classic novel Pride & Prejudice. The film stars Lexi Giovagnoli as Liz, a young woman who holds strong feminist beliefs and isn't about to compromise them for anyone.

David Witts plays the role of Jack, a handsome and wealthy businessman who becomes smitten with Liz. However, Liz isn't about to fall for Jack's charms, as she believes he's only interested in her for her looks.

The two meet at a charity event where Jack proposes a bet with Liz's sister, Jane (played by Victoria Clare), that he can get Liz to go on a date with him. Liz, of course, is not amused and is determined to prove Jack wrong.

As the film progresses, we see how Liz's strong-willed nature and Jack's persistence clash, creating tension between the two. Amidst this tension, we also see a number of other classic Pride & Prejudice characters, including Liz's two sisters, Mary (played by Jesse Jake Golden) and Kitty (played by Sara Castro), and Jack's sister Caroline (played by Kelsey Griswold).

James Nitti plays the role of Collins, Jack's business partner and friend who's smitten with Liz's sister Jane. He constantly tries to win Jane's affections, but she resists his advances, believing that he's only after her for her money.

The film is set in modern times and showcases all the challenges young women face in finding love and a successful career. Liz is an aspiring journalist who's determined to make it big in the industry, even if it means putting herself in dangerous situations. Jack is a successful businessman who's trying to make his father proud and continue the family legacy.

Overall, Pride & Prejudice, Cut is a charming and entertaining film that showcases the timeless story of love overcoming pride and prejudice. The performances by the cast are excellent, and the modern setting adds a fresh spin to the classic tale. Whether you're a fan of the original novel or a newcomer to the story, this film is sure to capture your heart.