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Emma 2009, Episode 4: What Did You Think of the Film and the Actors?

Posted in Emma, jane austen, Jane Austen Novels, Jane Austen's World, Movie review, Popular culture, Regency Life, tagged Blake Ritson, Christina Cole, Emma 2009, Emma 2009 poll, Jefferson Hall, Johdi May, Jonny Lee Miller, Laura Piper, Louise Dylan, Michael Gambon, Robert Bathurst, Romola Garai, Rupert Evans, Tamsin Greig on October 24, 2009| 27 Comments »

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The incident at Box Hill loomed large in this episode. What did you think of the series as a whole? How did it stack up against other Emma film adaptations? Vote here.
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