Episode #1.2

Episode aired Jan 24, 2010
TV-PG
1h 2m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

260

YOUR RATING

Romola Garai and Jodhi May in Emma (2009)

Comedy Drama Romance

Despite the disapproval of both George and John Knightley, Emma continues to line vicar Elton up for Harriet and she is deeply shocked when, alone in a carriage with him, he professes his lo... Read allDespite the disapproval of both George and John Knightley, Emma continues to line vicar Elton up for Harriet and she is deeply shocked when, alone in a carriage with him, he professes his love for her and is somewhat condescending towards Harriet, to whom Emma apologizes, telling... Read allDespite the disapproval of both George and John Knightley, Emma continues to line vicar Elton up for Harriet and she is deeply shocked when, alone in a carriage with him, he professes his love for her and is somewhat condescending towards Harriet, to whom Emma apologizes, telling her she is too good for him. Soon afterwards they learn he is to marry another woman. Jan... Read all

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Trivia
At 26 minutes in, (perhaps in other places too), above Knightley's door is featured the Latin phrase, "sed semper amico," which can mean: "but always a friend," "and ever in friendship," "yet on each occasion to a friend," "except still a friend," "only perpetually (for) a friend," "and indeed invariably friendly," etc.

Quotes
Mr. Knightley: [of Frank] He doesn't come here for 20 years and then disappears for a day.
Emma Woodhouse: He had important business.
[pause while Mr. Knightley looks at her quizzically]
Emma Woodhouse: He's gone to London to have his hair cut.
Mr. Knightley: His hair cut? Imperative business indeed.