#emma 2020

[furiosa-femininst]

Why has Autumn de Wilde not made anymore films after Emma.

[lyds25]

I need Autumn de Wilde to adapt every single Austen work in existence. Even though EMMA. (2020) lacks some relevant information mentioned in the book, it never fails to show how a great adaptation can be done. Which is incredibly gratifying in this world full of Persuasion (2022).

While creative liberties are understandable, the great adaptations know when to deviate from the original work, yet never to lose its essence. Which i think is EMMA.'s greatest strenght.

Also the costumes are incredible, this is how you represent how Austen's character are in the top 1% of society and that their problems are (mostly) poor rich people problems

[mantisapplesword]

Brain dump: I love the 2020 adaptation of Emma. The casting is gorgeous and it’s so beautiful and funny too!

I like many of the other previous adaptations too.

However- If they ever make another adaptation I feel Freddie Fox would be PERFECT as Mr Knightley- like genuinely THE BEST casting for him. Am I the only one who thinks so?

[didanagy]

ANYA TAYLOR-JOY as EMMA WOODHOUSE

EMMA (2020) dir. autumn de wilde

[pixielori]

Regency fashion (1810 - 1819)

Designer unknown (Probably English). Evening dress, 1818-1822. Silk. Cincinnati, Ohio: Cincinnati Art Museum, 1986.1017. Gift of Webb and Stacey Hill, by exchange. Source: Cincinnati Art Museum

Designer unknown (Probably French, worn by an American). Dress, 1815-1820. Silk. Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, 49.874. Gift of Emily Welles Robbins (Mrs. Harry Pelham Robbins) and the Hon. Sumner Welles, in memory of Georgiana Welles Sargent. Source: Museum of Fine Arts

Designer unknown (English or French). Dress, ca. 1818. Cotton muslin. London: The Victoria & Albert Museum, T.79-1972. Given by Miss Joan Gibbon. Source: The Victoria & Albert Museum

Designer unknown (English). Redingote, ca. 1810. Wool flannel. Kyoto: Kyoto Costume Institute, AC5646 87-27-1. Source: Kyoto Costume Institute

Designer unknown (English). Evening dress, ca. 1810. Machine-made silk net, embroidered with chenille thread and silk ribbon. London: The Victoria & Albert Museum, T.194-1958. Given by Mrs George Atkinson and Mrs M. F. Davey. Source: The Victoria & Albert Museum

[natalie-waite]

The cast of Emma (2020) dir. Autumn de Wilde

[natalie-waite]

ANYA TAYLOR-JOY and MIA GOTH on the set of Emma (2020) dir. Autumn de Wilde

[natalie-waite]

ANYA TAYLOR-JOY and MIA GOTH on the set of Emma (2020) dir. Autumn de Wilde