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Emma is the ITV television adaptation of Jane Austen's novel featuring Kate Beckinsale as Emma Woodhouse, with Samantha Morton, Mark Strong and Samantha Bond. The production was adapted by Andrew Davies, directed by Diarmuid Lawrence and produced by Sue Birtwistle.
Emma is the ITV television adaptation of Jane Austen's novel featuring Kate Beckinsale as Emma Woodhouse, with Samantha Morton, Mark Strong and Samantha Bond. The production was adapted by Andrew Davies, directed by Diarmuid Lawrence and produced by Sue Birtwistle.
Pros
- Well-known cast led by Kate Beckinsale alongside Samantha Morton and Mark Strong.
- Adaptation by Andrew Davies and production by Sue Birtwistle, reflecting the ITV period‑drama production team.
- Well-known cast led by Kate Beckinsale alongside Samantha Morton and Mark Strong.
- Adaptation by Andrew Davies and production by Sue Birtwistle, reflecting the ITV period‑drama production team.
- Single‑disc Region 2 DVD contains the full 107‑minute teleplay suitable for universal audiences (BBFC U).
- Production noted for period costumes and traditional TV costume‑drama presentation.
Cons
- −Presented in 4:3 aspect ratio (standard‑definition transfer) rather than widescreen, which reflects the original TV framing.
- −Disc listings commonly show minimal extras (interactive menu only) rather than extensive supplemental material.
- −Presented in 4:3 aspect ratio (standard‑definition transfer) rather than widescreen, which reflects the original TV framing.
- −Disc listings commonly show minimal extras (interactive menu only) rather than extensive supplemental material.
- −DVD is an older release (original broadcast 1996; DVD issue dated 2007), so picture and audio are standard‑definition rather than modern remasters.
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