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* [[Emma (1972 miniseries)|''Emma'' (1972 miniseries)]]: A BBC adaptation starring Doran Godwin as Emma and John Carson as Mr. Knightley |
* [[Emma (1972 miniseries)|''Emma'' (1972 miniseries)]]: A BBC adaptation starring Doran Godwin as Emma and John Carson as Mr. Knightley |
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* [[Emma (1996 film)|''Emma'' (1996 film)]]: A theatrical film adaptation starring Gwyneth Paltrow as Emma and Jeremy Northam as Mr. Knightley |
* [[Emma (1996 film)|''Emma'' (1996 film)]]: A theatrical film adaptation starring Gwyneth Paltrow as Emma and Jeremy Northam as Mr. Knightley |
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* [[Emma (1996 telefilm)|''Emma'' (1996 telefilm)]]: A [[Made for TV Movie] on [[ITV]], starring Kate Beckinsale as Emma, [[Mark Strong]] as Mr. Knightley, and Olivia Williams as Jane Fairfax |
* [[Emma (1996 telefilm)|''Emma'' (1996 telefilm)]]: A [[Made for TV Movie]] on [[ITV]], starring Kate Beckinsale as Emma, [[Mark Strong]] as Mr. Knightley, and Olivia Williams as Jane Fairfax |
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* [[Emma (2009 miniseries)|''Emma'' (2009 miniseries)]]: Another BBC miniseries of ''Emma'', starring Romola Garai as Emma, Jonny Lee Miller as Mr. Knightley, and Michael Gambon as Mr. Woodhouse |
* [[Emma (2009 miniseries)|''Emma'' (2009 miniseries)]]: Another BBC miniseries of ''Emma'', starring Romola Garai as Emma, Jonny Lee Miller as Mr. Knightley, and Michael Gambon as Mr. Woodhouse |
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* [[Emma (2020 film)|''Emma'' (2020 film)]], a British drama film based on Austen's novel starring Anya Taylor-Joy |
* [[Emma (2020 film)|''Emma'' (2020 film)]], a British drama film based on Austen's novel starring Anya Taylor-Joy |
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* [[Emma (play)|''Emma'' (play)]]: A 1976 play by Howard Zinn about Emma Goldman |
* [[Emma (play)|''Emma'' (play)]]: A 1976 play by Howard Zinn about Emma Goldman |
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* ''[[Emma: A Modern Retelling]]'': A 2015 novel by Alexander McCall Smith |
* ''[[Emma: A Modern Retelling]]'': A 2015 novel by Alexander McCall Smith |
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* [[E.M.M.A.]]: A Swedish [[Girl Group]] active 2001–2005 |
* [[E.M.M.A.]]: A Swedish [[Girl Group]] active 2001–2005 |
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Revision as of 14:16, 14 October 2019
This is a disambiguation page. Emma could refer to:
- Emma (novel): The 1815 novel by Jane Austen
- Emma (1972 miniseries): A BBC adaptation starring Doran Godwin as Emma and John Carson as Mr. Knightley
- Emma (1996 film): A theatrical film adaptation starring Gwyneth Paltrow as Emma and Jeremy Northam as Mr. Knightley
- Emma (1996 telefilm): A Made for TV Movie on ITV, starring Kate Beckinsale as Emma, Mark Strong as Mr. Knightley, and Olivia Williams as Jane Fairfax
- Emma (2009 miniseries): Another BBC miniseries of Emma, starring Romola Garai as Emma, Jonny Lee Miller as Mr. Knightley, and Michael Gambon as Mr. Woodhouse
- Emma (2020 film), a British drama film based on Austen's novel starring Anya Taylor-Joy
If 19th century literature and its adaptations aren't what you're looking for, how about...
- Emma (1932 film): A comedy-drama film directed by Clarence Brown
- Emma (Kenyon novel): a 1955 novel by F. W. Kenyon
- Emma (play): A 1976 play by Howard Zinn about Emma Goldman
- Emma: A Modern Retelling: A 2015 novel by Alexander McCall Smith
- E.M.M.A.: A Swedish Girl Group active 2001–2005
- Victorian Romance Emma: 2002 A historical romance manga by Kaoru Mori, with a Japanese television series closely based on the manga
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