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In 1800s England, a well-meaning but selfish young woman meddles in the love lives of her friends. Starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Johnny Flynn, Mia Goth in lead roles. Directed by Autumn de Wilde.
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In 1800s England, a well-meaning but selfish young woman meddles in the love lives of her friends. Starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Johnny Flynn, Mia Goth in lead roles. Directed by Autumn de Wilde.
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Costume Design | 2020 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Achievement in Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling | 2021 | Marese Langan
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy | 2021 | Anya Taylor-Joy
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Foreign Actress | 2021 | Anya Taylor-Joy
Best Foreign Actress For | 2021 | Anya Taylor-Joy
Best Actress | 2020 | Anya Taylor-Joy
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Female Director | 2020 | Autumn de Wilde
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2020 | Eleanor Catton
Best Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2021 | Anya Taylor-Joy
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Actress | 2020 | Anya Taylor-Joy
Breakout of the Year | 2020 | Autumn de Wilde
Best Musical Score | 2020 | David Schweitzer
Best Original Song | 2021 | Johnny Flynn
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Makeup and Hairstyling | 2021 | Marese Langan
Best Production Design | 2021 | Andrea Matheson
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Achievement in DecorDesign of a Period Feature Film | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Production Design for an Independent Feature Film Period | 2020 | Andrea Matheson
Best Production Design and Set Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Musical Score | 2021 | David Schweitzer
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Cinematography | 2021 | Christopher Blauvelt
Best Makeup | 2021 | Marese Langan
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
MakeupHair | 2021 | Marese Langan
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Cinematography | 2021 | Christopher Blauvelt
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Production Design | 2021 | Kave Quinn
Excellence in Period Film | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Alexandra Byrne
Best New Filmmaker | 2020 | Autumn de Wilde
Best European Film Najlepszy Film Europejski | 2021 | Autumn de Wilde
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2020 | Eleanor Catton
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2020 | Eleanor Catton
Best Original Score for a Comedy Film | 2021 | David Schweitzer
Budget 10,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 25,200,000 USD
All of the music performances in the film are real, played by the actors in character. None are staged.
Neither Emma nor Mr. Knightley are wearing gloves during their dance together while all the other characters dancing are gloved. Director Autumn de Wilde has said that she wanted them to have bare hands. She cleared it with the film's etiquette expert and was allowed to do that because the characters had just eaten dinner where they would have removed their gloves. It added to the sexual tension between Emma and Mr. Knightley during that last dance.
Speaking with The Sun, Anya Taylor-Joy said, "I am the first ugly [actress to play] Emma and I can't do this" when revealing she almost quit her starring role on the first day of shooting. She also added, "I have never and I don't think I will ever think of myself as beautiful. I don't think I'm beautiful enough to be in films. It sounds pathetic and my boyfriend warns me people will think I'm an absolute d*** for saying these things, but I just think I'm weird-looking."
Feature film directorial debut by Autumn de Wilde.
The movie poster (the main one and the ones that feature each of the characters) was shot by the director herself, Autumn de Wilde, as she is also a photographer.
"Mr. Elton: Dearly beloved friends, we gather here, in the sight of God, to join together this man, and this woman, in holy matrimony, an honorable estate, instituted by God, in this time of man's great in-no-cence... Mr. Woodhouse: In-no-cence? Innocence, no?"
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