Mark your calendars for January 24th, 2010 at 9:00 pm for the North American premiere of the new miniseries Emma on Masterpiece Classic on PBS. Staring Romola Garai (Atonement, Daniel Deronda) as the handsome, clever and rich heroine Emma Woodhouse, this new 3 part historical drama/comedy will run on three consecutive Sundays: January 24th (2 [...]
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Emma 2009 Masterpiece Classic Preview
Posted in Austen Adaptations, Emma Movies, Masterpiece Classic, tagged Emma 2009, Jane Austen, Masterpiece Classic on 20 November 2009 | 6 Comments »
BBC One’s Emma 2009 – Episode Four Slideshow
Posted in Austen Adaptations, Emma Movies, tagged Emma 2009, Emma BBC One, Jane Austen, Romola Garia on 1 November 2009 | 4 Comments »
Episode four of BBC One’s Emma aired on Sunday, October 25th in the UK. The last two episodes improved greatly for me. I think after the initial shock of the changes with Jane Austen’s original concepts for character’s and the lack of her beautiful language, I settled in to enjoy this four part serial from [...]
BBC One’s Emma 2009 – Episode Three Slideshow
Posted in Austen Adaptations, Emma Movies, tagged BBC One's Emma, Jane Austen, Jonny Lee Miller, Romola Garai on 21 October 2009 | 6 Comments »
BBC One’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel Emma continues. Episode three aired in the UK on Sunday, October 18th. I am enjoying the beautiful locations and costumes, but am still perplexed with the screenplay. I am missing Jane Austen’s beautiful language and witty humor. There is much discussion about the variances in Regency manners and [...]
BBC One’s Emma 2009 – Episode 2 Slideshow
Posted in Austen Adaptations, Emma Movies, tagged BBC One's Emma, Jane Austen, Jonny Lee Miller, Romola Garia on 14 October 2009 | 8 Comments »
Episode 2 of BBC One’s new adaptation of Emma aired in the UK on Sunday, October 11, 2009. So – we are half way through and I am still biting my tongue trying not to spoil it for all non UK viewers and giving you all a teaser slideshow to episode 2 instead. If you [...]
BBC One’s Emma 2009 – Episode 1 Slideshow
Posted in Austen Adaptations, Emma Movies, tagged BBC One's Emma, Emma 2009, Jane Austen, Jane Austen adaptation, Jonny Lee Miller, Romola Garia on 7 October 2009 | 10 Comments »
Episode 1 of BBC One’s new adaptation of Emma aired in the UK on Sunday, October 4th. As always, the reviews are mixed. Some feel it is beautifully produced, well cast and an interesting new interpretation. Others are disappointed in some of the actors, the non Regency manners, and the screenplay since so little of [...]
Emma 2009: A Behind the Scene’s Preview of BBC One’s New Adaptation of Jane Austen’s Classic
Posted in Austen Adaptations, Emma Movies, tagged Emma 2009, Emma BBC One, Film adaptation, Jane Austen, Jonny Lee Miller, Romola Garai on 2 October 2009 | 5 Comments »
Ok, now I am really chomping at the bit to see this!
Don’t forget UK viewers. Emma premieres on BBC One Sunday October 4th, at 9:00 GMT
Check out my preview of the cast and production.
Preview: BBC One’s Emma 2009 staring Romola Garai Begins on Sunday
Posted in Austen Adaptations, Emma Movies, tagged Blake Ritson, Emma 2009, Emma4, Jane Austen, Jodhi May, Jonny Lee Miller, Romola Garai on 29 September 2009 | 10 Comments »
UK bonnet drama viewers are in for a treat this week as the new BBC One miniseries of Jane Austen’s novel Emma premieres in the UK on Sunday, October 4th from 9–10:00 p.m. GMT. This is the first of four episodes of the adaptation by BAFTA award winning writer Sandy Welch (Our Mutual Friend, Jane [...]
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