Emma (1996) Part 8/8
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2013
- Part 8 of the film 'Emma' from 1996, adaptation of Jane Austen's novel of the same name. Enjoy!
Emma is a 1996 period film based on the novel of the same name by Jane Austen. Directed by Douglas McGrath, the film stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Alan Cumming, Toni Collette, Ewan McGregor, and Jeremy Northam.
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These two are the cutest Emma & Knightley. I love their chemistry.
Even if most people criticise Gwyneth Paltrow, for me she is perfect as Emma! Her looks and acting very much match Emma from the book for me. And Jeremy Northam is the best actor for the role of Mr. Knightley. He is masculine, handsome and played a true gentleman.He is brilliant !
I couldn't agree more. Gwyneth Paltrow was perfect as Emma, and the rest of the cast were equally good, surely a "dream cast." Plus, all of the other aspects: costumes, settings, music, etc., were all one could ever want.
Romola Garai is a better Emma
@@madamec.j7363 Anyone who loves "Emma" won't argue which is better. Gwyneth Paltrow, Romola Garai, Kate Beckinsale, Anya Taylor-Joy ... each one of them is a wonderful Emma in her own way. I like them a lot, all of them 💖😉
They are pretty good.. but I liked the Emma 2009 miniseries BBC one
@@madamec.j7363 agreed.
No matter how many times I’ve seen this I still cry my eyes out when Mr. Knightley says, “Marry me..my wonderful, darling friend.” Music to my ears and words I hope to hear myself someday.
When he says, "I rode through the rain." 2:06 My 75-year-old heart melts.
Me too
Me three, lol.
I thought that was too funny! I think he realized it wasn't quite the heroic accomplishment he intended. He added a disclaimer right away.
@@dorteweber3682 Riding a horse in the rain on dirt roads that easily got ruts in those days was dangerous, as well as uncomfortable. It really did mean a lot that he did it.
@@lizardas I imagine it was, but it was not an uncommon thing all the same. Jane Bennett did it in Pride and Prejudice with her mother's approval.
I love the music. It makes the film. And this version of Emma is far and away my favorite.
Absolutely! The music was beautiful and "tugs at the heart strings."
So expensive to buy ... do not why 😢
I will never stop loving this version.
You are absolutely right. I can watch this film version many many times for Gwyneth Pathrow and Geremy Nordham.
The best adaptation for me. Gwyneth gives her best performance and Jeremy Northam nails his part. In fact, there's not a weak performance in the film, especially great are Sophie Thompson and Juliet Stevenson.
Me too. Especially with Jeremy Northam.
Same here, could watch it billions time without getting bored, especially for Jeremy Northam. The best Mr. Knightley.🥰🥰🥰
You are not alone
This is my favorite version of Emma, especially with the casting, the imagery, & Rachel Portman's music score !!!. It's magical😊💖👍
Thank you for mentioning the score composer! I've always loved it, and now am going to go see if I can find more of her work.
"Marry me, my wonderful darling friend". Aw......❤️ They're both great.
This version is my favourite. The casting is spot on.
I love this version of Emma. I like Paltrow in this and our Toni Colette was wonderful. Jeremy Northam is my favourite Mr.Knightly. Beautifully made, gorgeous soundtrack. It must have been interesting for Sophie Thompson and Phyllis Law playing mother and daughter ( Miss Bates and her mother )since they are such in real life!…and of course the other talented daughter the brilliant Emma Thompson. Emma Thompson was in a movie with mother too in Much Ado About Nothing. I do like the latest version of Emma with Anya Taylor Joy. A very talented cast as they are all really playing and singing themselves. The music at the end credits was composed by the actor who played Mr. Kightly in this version.
I love Mr Knightly, the best Mr Knightley for me. I have seen the other Emma movies and even when this Emma has changes it is my favorite.
‘Perhaps it is our imperfections that make us so perfect for one another!’ That quote will always be my favorite part.🥰🥰🥰
My favorite Mr. Knightley.🤗🤗🤗
He is so handsome 🥺🥺 and she is sooo gorgeous.
Maybe it’s our imperfections that makes us perfect for one another. Such an awesome phrase.
What makes for any truly great relationship are two people who love, care and support each other in spite of their flaws, work through the flaws and sometimes even learn to appreciate the flaws. It’s called having grace for the individual.
That reunion or whatever is my favourite :)And the ending is just perfect.God bless the director and writer of this!🙏
Always thought Harriet's character goes deeper than was developed in this. I was in Winchester, England and accidently stumbled into Jane Austin's grave at the cathedral - years before I ever knew how much her unrequited love stories would entertain me. Simple plots done very well. Like all things great in life -
They didn't include the line??? "If I loved you less, perhaps I could talk about it more."
right?!
Yeah so sad! All the other adaptions have it and it’s my favorite too! Though he talked about other things, the other Knightleys didn’t, so it’s awesome in it’s own way too
Well, he was talking quite a lot!
When he said: "Marry me?" I just thought how sweet how there was none of that dramatic kneeling silliness.
I've watched this version with my sis years ago...we loved it, and realize we have same taste. And since that, i always recommend her another good movie. It nice to have someone to talk to about somethin u like.
A shocking lack of satin, indeed! Ha! For all the criticisms from viewers of Miss Paltrow, this is one of my personal favorites. And ever so often on a rainy afternoon when time slows down and the sofa beckons, I watch this version and know all’s well that ends well.
Gwyneth Paltrow's best performance, in my opinion.
Wonderful! I will remember to do the same.
@@ghtsw11 I do too! I bought it on Amazon Prime and do.not know how many times I've enjoyed it.
I really like this "Mr. Knightley"🤗
Jogi Marroquin but i hate this Emma
This Emma is so GREAT
Tanya Chou this Emma is the best!!!
Same here :3
I thought that the film with Anya Taylor Joy, Johnny Flynn, Miranda Hart, Josh O'Connor and Bill Nighy was charmingly, sweet and funny.
I love this version. The music and the look of it. Jeremy Northam is incredibly handsome and very much suited to period drama. And I love Sophie Thompson as Miss Bates she gave such a sweet and heartfelt performance. Oh! And Gwyneth Paltrow wasn’t bad either.😉
I love this version of Emma its my favourite great cast too ive watched this so many times the best .thank you for the clips too .
I love this movie when he says to her marry me my wonderful darling friend I melt everytime😍😊
My wonderful darling freind???????
I think she is a wonderful actress and only gets better with time!
I have watched 3 versions, and I have to say this is the best, Gwyneth Paltrow is simply gorgeous.
At last someone says this. She is so adorable here.
I totally disagree.
I think she looks rather ordinary here. "Cute" at best.
Have you seen the 2020 version? I think it’s pretty good. I really like it.
My favourite version. And they're all wonderful in their parts! 😀👍🌹
This Mr Knightley is scrumptious! I'm melting!
I love his acting here, it's exquisite, but hers suffers by comparison.
Not an expert, but I've had the same impression...
I agree. It even seems as though there's chemistry on his part, but not reciprocated by Gwyneth.
@@lizardas I thought this was a good adaptation but it was over glamourised. Chemistry is either something you have or don't. I don't think the actress could have acted the chemistry.
@@lepolhart3242 No, of course not. An actor can't act chemistry. Chemistry is attraction. They can act their part, but if they don't feel attracted by the other actor, the chemistry isn't there. It's an element of magic in a movie.
I have enjoyed this adaptation so far but why change the dialogue in this scene? "Marry me?" I can't imagine any heroes in Jane Austen books would make a proposal like that. "Tell me then have I no chance of ever succeeding ? (...) My dearest Emma, for the dearest you will always be, whatever the event of this hour's conversation, my dearest, most beloved Emma, tell me at once. Say No if it is to be said (...) I cannot make speeches, Emma. If I loved you less I might be able to talk about it more"
The last, at least, is a direct quote from the book:
"I cannot make speeches, Emma...If I loved you less, I might be able to talk about it more. But you know what I am. You hear nothing but truth from me. I have blamed you, and lectured you, and you have borne it as no other woman in England would have borne it.”
Well they also never kissed as far as I remember 😅
It's a movie. There will always be cinematic variations from the books they're based on. They are adaptations, after all, not just readings of the book. There are even variations in book form of Pride and Prejudice, some with elements from Emma.
I have such mixed feelings about this because in one hand, I love the speech in the book and I would have loved to hear Jeremy give it. It still breaks my heart a little I didn’t get that. And yet...I am almost equally in love with the speech he gave here. Yes, it’s a little modernized but it’s beautiful in its own way.
I appreciated the 2020 delivery of the speech up until the nosebleed/comedy approach.
I just re-read that chapter. It was too wonderfully subtle to be translated directly into a movie. And Mr Woodhouse only warmed up to the idea of his daughter’s marriage when somebody tried to steal his turkeys.
This version is my personal favorite - although Paltrow is not a fave, she is really very good in this an Northam is THE best knightley by far ! Juliet Stevenson steals the show as Mrs. Elton and all the cast are perfect. It's also got the most Austen dialogue of any others.
Best version of Emma.
Seeing this clip again, Frank Churchill reminds me of Johnny Depp’s Willy Wonka 🤣🤣🤣
I know this adaptations had its faults but the music just pushes it past the others for me. I could sit there listening to the music of this one all day.
Cassandra Müller the music is very beautiful!
same. the music is so pretty!
Still think this is the best version [apart from casting Toni Colette], and Jeremy Northam absolutely the best Mr. Knightly.
I can't decide between Jeremy Northam and Jonny Lee Miller. I like both of them. I did prefer Romola Garai's performance to Gwyneth Paltrow's, however.
Always liked him in all his historical roles.
I think Toni Collete gives an Oscar winning performance...in comparison to the ghastly turn given by the actress who plays Harriet in the most recent film adaptation. Harriet appears as a gauche and dimwitted clod in the latest offering and as a result the audience is left bewildered as to why Emma would ever befriend her.
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Too right! Plus the ridiculous nose bleed!
This movie made me fall in love with Jane Austin ❤️
love the music in this movie....actually i love everything in this movie. XD
The music is really outstanding!
Oh, Mr. Knightley... I do love him :3
Jeremy Northam is the best Mr Knightley
He was divine in Gosford Park.
Completely...
it is a very great Novel Jane Austen thought Emma and Mansfield Park her finest work. They have been turned into rom coms but they are masterful works of art which deal with enclosure , slavery the nature of writing itself and of course romance :)
Indeed. Enclosure. Not many people pick up on that aspect and the inequity it created.
It is perfectly cast. The BEST Emma!
My favorite version.
Paltrow is the best Emma.
Definitely my favourite version of Emma, though feel Toni Colette was miscast.
Absolutely. She did will with the voice and mannerisms. but physically, she was all wrong.
Love the music in this movie the composer is awesome
She is the best of all the Emmas
I still prefer this one over the latest version of Emma that came out in 2020.
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Haven’t seen the 2020 production
But this one is my favourite
I’ve always loved this one and the new one was beautiful in its own way
The 2020 version is nice but Emma gets a nosebleed at this crucial moment! Ridiculous plus Jane Austen certainly never put that in the book.
My favorite Emma!!
I have watched the marriage proposal no telling how many times. The best part of the movie.
The music. Oh my! The music!
Romance at it's highest.
This is my favourite version
I liked this version of Emma, though I did not Gwyneth Paltrow in this show.
Thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
my favorite Emma and my favorite scene.
Just wonderful!
Love that man!
thank you, yea i like to find a man like him.
These are the best. ❤
My Mr. Knightly
My Mr. Knightly
Tough decision. This or Romola Gerai’s version? I’d give a narrow win to Romola.
Me too
the best EMMA!
austen must have so craved to know real love & never did. how sad.
very good acting
Мудрый выбор, это когда выбираешь того, кто является настоящим другом. Он поддерживает в трудную минуту. Может по-доброму исправить, когда девушка, например,незаслуженно кого-то обидела. В нужный момент может дать мудрый совет. И если девушка столкнулась с ложными обвинениями он не верит лжи о ней... Для того, чтобы определить кто является настоящим другом необходимо время, доверительное общение, без которого, в принципе, не возможны никакие отношения...
Always thought they were perfect!
So perfect 🥰
love this movie
Классная экранизация. У нас в России ее тоже очень любят
Да за такого Найтли любой экранизации можно простить все вольности и недостатки😍
Love this movie
Love this verson the most
So let me get this straight, she doesn't want to get married because it would hurt her father? And so, this guy agrees to move in with his future in-laws? Is this sound advice to couples?
think i need to improve my spelling a little , then others would understand .
Oh, how I wish we women could be so exquisitely feminine and so cherished again.
what an exquisite thing to say!
oh yes, those that DID manage to find a nice husband were indeed cherished- and they also had to live up to all sorts of expectations; others were forced into prostitution from poverty; farm wives worked day and night and looked it pretty soon; no woman could legally manage her own money; in England, men could file for divorce, but not women- the list goes on and there is absolutely no reason to glorify life for women in those times. Austen wrote fairy tales even by the standards of her own day, which is why she was so successful. I myself love her stuff and keep rereading, BTW
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My favourite scene 😘🐦🦆🌼
The perfect couple! 100% romantic!
He’s a wonderful actor who I unfortunately is not in movies that I can see. Mostly British.
I migliori in assoluto 💕💕💕
Как мне нравится актриса, играющая роль Эммы, она вовсе не похожа на англичанку: такая живая, эмоциональная, все понятно, хотя я не знаю инглиш.Прекрасное произведение, прекрасная игра актеров спасибо
I want to see it from the beginning but HOW?😳😽
why cant these be in order?
This version is too American for me. Although Mr Knightley is remarkable. But I still enjoyed it as I do all versions.
Knightly💕
My. Knightly is the best
I have seen all of the adaptations, and I have to say the 2020 version is by far the best...the acting (Anya Taylor Joy and Johnny Flynn have the loveliest chemistry, too), the costumes, the music (Johnny Flynn performing makes you fall head over heels for him). I do hope it receives some Golden Globes or Academy attention.
I respect your opinion, but I can’t say I agree. There were aspects of the latest adaptation I appreciated. But I wouldn’t call it the best overall.
I haven’t seen the most recent, I think I’m too attached to this version to give it a fair shot, but I have to say just looking at the cast, Johnny Flynn looks too young to be Mr. Knightley. Like I said though, I’m pretty biased. I love Jeremy Northam in this and An Ideal Husband.
I respect your opinion but have to disagree. Emma 2020 was delightful, but not the best.
Best version of "Emma" and Northam is the best Mr. Knightley by far, but none of them understands the period's social norms. He walks quickly forward while she is hurrying after him?! How rude, this never happens in the novel and could never happen! They walk together, though in silence. The dialogue? Why change from the original perfect conversation? A kiss?! Totally inappropriate, could never happen!
But we all want the kiss
Frank Churchill's hair tho ;/
Historically please get a room
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2:57 "Maybe it is our imperfections which make us so perfect for one another." Unfortunately didn't work for me.
That is not a Jane Austen line
I didn't like Gwyneth Palthrow as Emma (she's a bd actress), but other than that, this adaptation is the best in my opinion.
@@kyereCat Really? I must say, I prefer 1000 times to watch Gwyneth as Emma rather than Keira Knightley as Lizzy. I've watched Emma at least 20 times, but P&P with Knightley, I watched it once, and I never want to watch it again. The film was aweful and Knightley was allergy inducing for me
Жаль,/нет русского текста.
😳Robert Martin😊
че за хрень закидываете эти дранные куски у людей время хотите украсть
I would have got with him from the start.
Notice mr knightley’s difference in hairstyle 1:03 and 1:35 ...
The part leading up to this clip, Emma’s hairstyle switches back and forth a few times. They obviously reshot parts with no sense of continuity. It really detracted from the scene.
literally clueless in the 1700s
Clueless is a modern adaptation of Emma haha so yes you're right
Love this comment
I hate being pedantic...but this is the Regency period, and was written in 1815.
Possession
I didn't like the editing. If you notice, his hair keeps changing. So it looks like different takes. It just took away from the scene for me.
They did some possible reshoots for the scene after the proposal and kiss. You can see the fake background after the first kiss. It's jarring to watch.
Their kiss is messed up ... at 3:40 she is leaning right and in the next shot she is leaning the other way. So distracting, someone surely should have caught that!
She is too subservient to Knightley