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Emma

Emma

What was intended as a day of fun turns into a day of agony on the Box Hill excursion. Emma behaves badly, insulting Miss Bates, and is berated by Knightley.

Year: 2009 ·

Season: Season 1 Episode: 4 Year: 2009 Duration: 59 min Credits: Jim O'Hanlon, Romola Garai, Jonny Lee Miller... more
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