Regency romance fans don't have long to watch the popular movie before it leaves the streaming service14:05, 20 Jul 2026Updated 14:06, 20 Jul 2026An historical film based on a best-selling novel has left viewers "utterly wooed" since its release in 2022.If you're a fan of The Bennet Sisters or Bridgerton and want a romantic period drama fix, look no further than Mr. Malcolm's List.The period movie was written by Suzanne Allain and directed by Emma Holly Jones. The film is based on Allain's novel of the same name, which was inspired by Jane Austen's work.The plot follows a young woman in 1800s England who helps her friend get revenge on a suitor who rejected her for failing to meet a requirement on his list of qualifications for a bride.Julia Thistlewaite, played by Zawe Ashton, is jilted by eligible bachelor Jeremy Malcolm (Sope Dirisu), so she enlists her close friend, Selina Dalton (Freida Pinto), to exact her revenge, leaving Jeremy wondering whether he's found love or a hoax.Article continues belowAlso starring in the movie are Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Ashley Park, Theo James, Divian Ladwa, Naoko Mori, Sophie Vavasseur, Sianad Gregory, Doña Croll, Paul Tylak, and Dawn Bradfield.The film is currently available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer; however, fans don't have long to watch it, as the listing will expire on Sunday, July 26.Mr. Malcolm's List viewers have been sharing their thoughts on the movie, with one person writing on IMDB: "As a Jane Austen fan, this was the perfect movie for me. Went with my daughter, and she loved it too. Not only is the story good but love the diversity of the cast!"On Rotten Tomatoes, another added: "It's effortlessly outstanding with a remarkable cast, a thoughtful screenplay, and comforting directing that feels like the right kind of escape."A third explained: "It's undeniably satisfying to watch a fantastic cast hitting all the right notes, fresh enough to keep you hooked on the regency romance", as another viewer confessed: "Sharp, perceptive, and as perfectly frothy as a fancy cappuccino. If this movie were a suitor, I’d consider myself utterly wooed.""Mr Malcolm’s List might be drenched in predictability, but its diverse cast, sweet romance and comedic zing give this Jane Austen-style story a much-needed edge", explained one fan."It's cliched for sure, but it's the sort of film that many will return to for comfort and will be discovered over and over. A truly delightful diversion", added another.Mr Malcolm's List was primarily filmed on location in Ireland, ulitilising numerous historic stately homes and scenic estates.Article continues belowKey locations include Newbridge House in Dublin, Powerscourt Estate in County Wicklow, and Castletown House in County Kildare.Mr Malcolm's List is available to stream on BBC iPlayer until Sunday, July 26