Episode 3
Adaptation of the Jane Austen classic. Emma teases Mr Knightley about Jane but he remains tight-lipped. Meanwhile, Frank and Emma plan a ball. Is she in love with him?
Emma teases Mr Knightley about Jane but he remains tight-lipped. Meanwhile, Frank and Emma plan a ball, and Emma wonders whether she might be in love with him. Despite having a wonderful time at a village ball, she decides not.
With her matchmaking officially abandoned, Emma feels cooped up and bored, so Mr Knightley suggests a day trip to Box Hill for a change of scene and some temporary escape. He also tells Emma that he suspects Frank and Jane to be secretly in love. Emma rebuffs the suggestion - she can personally vouch for Frank's indifference to Jane - which leaves Knightley feeling hurt at Emma's indifference towards him.
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Director | Jim O'Hanlon |
| Emma | Romola Garai |
| Mr Knightley | Jonny Lee Miller |
| Mr Woodhouse | Michael Gambon |
| Miss Bates | Tamsin Greig |
| Anne Weston | Jodhi May |
| Frank Churchill | Rupert Evans |
| Augusta Elton | Christina Cole |
| Jane Fairfax | Laura Pyper |
| Harriet Smith | Louise Dylan |
| Mr Elton | Blake Ritson |
| Mr Weston | Robert Bathurst |
| John Knightley | Dan Fredenburgh |
| Producer | George Ormond |
| Writer | Sandy Welch |
