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Emma

Emma

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Oct 16, 2026

VanessaHOST
19:49
It proved she could write something that strangers would pay for.
VanessaHOST
19:53
It gave her a little money and a lot of confidence, and within six years of its publication, she had four books in print, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and Emma.
VanessaHOST
20:03
What it didn't give her was fame.
VanessaHOST
20:05
She remained anonymous, and she died in eighteen seventeen without most of her readers knowing her name.
VanessaHOST
21:21
And then there are the screen versions.
VanessaHOST
21:23
The BBC adapted Sense and Sensibility for television in 1971 and again in 1981.
VanessaHOST
21:29
Then came the one most of us know, Ang Lee's 1995 film, with a screenplay by Emma Thompson.
VanessaHOST
21:36
Thompson, who also played Elinor, though she was in her mid-thirties at the time, and Elinor is nineteen, which is a fun fact to drop at parties.
Joshua HunterHOST
6:30
Her ex, Patrick, who's played by Josh O'Connor.
Joshua HunterHOST
6:34
You know Josh O'Connor from Emma, the 2020 remake, and then playing Prince Charles in The Crown.
Joshua HunterHOST
6:41
So the thing I love about their... about art patrick and toshi's relationship is that they're all fucked up people who want to be the best at what they do and the thing is it doesn't really matter how they get to being the best at what they do they just want to be the best art is suffering from some extreme uh shots and issues with his confidence uh patrick is this uh Um, you know, Silver Spoon, uh, Borfa Silver Spoon, the mouth, uh, prodigy who really pissed away a lot of his potential.
Joshua HunterHOST
7:20
And Zendaya Toshi is a young woman who really would be the next Venus or Serena Williams.
Tim BevanHOST
6:01
On Pride and Prejudice, it was Keira Knightley playing Lizzie.
Tim BevanHOST
6:04
On Emma, it was Anya Taylor-Joy playing Emma.
Tim BevanHOST
6:07
And we needed to find that key piece of casting for Sensibility.
Tim BevanHOST
6:12
The actress who we had had our eyes on, because she hadn't done this sort of thing, but had made quite a name for herself already, was Daisy Edgar-Jones.

19 MINS LATER

Tim BevanHOST
25:43
And certainly, you know, having had the experience of a number of period films at Working Title, and particularly the Austen ones, one can see how they've really set people's careers up.
Tim BevanHOST
25:53
You know, Keira's and Matthew McFadden from Pride, and Rosamund's indeed.
Tim BevanHOST
25:59
and Anya's and Johnny's from Emma, it is a thing, as it were.
Tim BevanHOST
26:04
Does that factor into the whole process?
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25:40
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speaker_7HOST
25:43
We are moving to the bright, highly stylized masterclass comedy of Emma
AC WilsonHOST
25:49
Emma, ranked number three.
AC WilsonHOST
25:51
Historically, this is significant because it was the final novel Jane Austen published within her lifetime
speaker_7HOST
25:56
Right
AC WilsonHOST
25:57
The article calls it a masterclass of a romantic comedy.
AC WilsonHOST
26:00
We are following Emma Woodhouse, who has decided she is going to act as a matchmaker to everyone around her
speaker_7HOST
26:05
Whether they want her to or not
Anne NorrisPANELIST
27:33
Several witnesses reported seeing him on or near the carriageway during the night, with some drivers forced to swerve to avoid him.
Anne NorrisPANELIST
27:43
Thames Valley Police Officers Emma Bailey and PC Butler stopped and spoke to Mr Whitter at around 11.30pm near Farringdon after receiving reports of a man walking along the road.
Anne NorrisPANELIST
27:58
He declined offers of assistance and officers concluded he was not displaying signs of ill mental health and had capacity to make his own decisions.
Anne NorrisPANELIST
28:09
The Independent Office for Police Conduct found Thames Valley police officers acted appropriately and did not have grounds to detain Mr Whitter under the Mental Health Act.

1 HR LATER

GlenysNARRATOR
88:19
On BBC Two, we have children's programmes from five past six until ten to eight.
GlenysNARRATOR
88:26
Then at 12.30pm there's Nadia's Everyday Baking when she cooks easy roasts, caramelised onion curry and pineapple lamb ribs.
GlenysNARRATOR
88:39
And at 10.00-12.00 there's the film Emma.
GlenysNARRATOR
88:42
Wealthy Emma Woodhouse determines to make a match for her new companion in this Jane Austen adaptation.
Sharon CortezHOST
25:04
I'm like, yeah, that was me.
Emilie DavisHOST
25:07
You need to go read Emma.
Emilie DavisHOST
25:09
I know you want to read it in your 40s or whatever, but go read Emma before you start matchmaking, okay? Or at least watch Clueless.
Emilie DavisHOST
25:17
At the very least, bare
Sharon CortezHOST
25:18
minimum.
Sharon CortezHOST
26:59
Am
Emilie DavisHOST
26:59
I forgetting another one? No.
Emilie DavisHOST
27:01
I mean, there's been a resurgence of interest in Emma because, well, and this goes back to the discourse, people keep asking, why is Sense and Sensibility so dark? Like that the color grading is just so dark.
Joshua HunterHOST
1:21
But this, again, stars Mia Goth.
Joshua HunterHOST
1:25
Fine-ass, fine-ass Mia Goth, who, of course, you know from X, from Pearl, from Infinity Pool, from the 2020 Emma remake, from the upcoming Blade film, if Marvel can ever fucking get it going.
Joshua HunterHOST
1:40
Kevin Feige, figure it out.
Joshua HunterHOST
1:42
Um...
Ariel BissettHOST
13:08
the screenplay.
Ariel BissettHOST
13:11
And also I got to attend a screening of Emma 2020 at the Bath Abbey, which is like a giant church.
Ariel BissettHOST
13:19
And it was my first time ever watching a movie with headphones.
Ariel BissettHOST
13:22
You know, like when everyone
Casta HexGUEST
4:27
The costume designer Tom Pye, I believe, did an incredible job for that.
Casta HexGUEST
4:33
Emma, of course, with Anya Taylor-Joy.
Casta HexGUEST
4:35
Harlots is a little bit more creative, but I love it, so I will give it its pass.
Casta HexGUEST
4:42
Downton Abbey also is kind of underrated.

19 MINS LATER

CarlyHOST
24:07
Yeah.
CarlyHOST
24:08
No, it's just interesting to follow the trend throughout even just the 18th century.
CarlyHOST
24:14
You mentioned Emma 2020 being a standout film for costuming and the sort of love-hate relationship with period correctness and creativity.
CarlyHOST
24:26
I think that is proof that we can get a movie that really explores actual garments from that time period and designs and colors.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
4:20
comes a motion picture beyond all expectations.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
4:26
Academy Award winner Emma Thompson Alan Rickman, Kate Winslet, and Hugh Grant.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
4:37
Sense and Sensibility.
Greg KnightHOST
4:40
Uh, Betsy, I have a...

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Greg KnightHOST
11:37
Okay.
Greg KnightHOST
11:38
Interesting.
BetsyHOST
11:39
So, I mean, because a lot of the point made about Emma Thompson's character, you know, kind of being this, like, elder person who, you know, this spinster type or whatever, like, where she's headed.
BetsyHOST
11:53
I find that she, I want her to be a little younger to make that appear more, like, ridiculous.

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