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Emma Overview:

Emma (1932) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Clarence Brown and produced by Clarence Brown and Harry Rapf.

Academy Awards 1931/32 --- Ceremony Number 5 (source: AMPAS)

AwardRecipientResult
Best ActressMarie DresslerNominated
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Emma BlogHub Articles:

Ryan and Emma rode it. Soon you can, too.

By carole_and_co on Mar 1, 2017 From Carole & Co.

Carole Lombard, in white wide-brimmed hat, is pushed out of a New York subway train apparently constructed on the Paramount lot in the opening of her 1935 film "Hands Across the Table." We have no idea whether Carole ever rode another train associated with Los Angeles, but chances are she did at one... Read full article

Ryan and Emma rode it. Soon you can, too.

By carole_and_co on Mar 1, 2017 From Carole & Co.

Carole Lombard, in white wide-brimmed hat, is pushed out of a New York subway train apparently constructed on the Paramount lot in the opening of her 1935 film "Hands Across the Table." We have no idea whether Carole ever rode another train associated with Los Angeles, but chances are she did at one... Read full article

The Remains of the Day (1993) – with Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson

By Greg Orypeck on Jun 2, 2016 From Classic Film Freak

Share This! “In my philosophy . . . a man cannot call himself well-contented until he has done all he can to be of service to his employer.” ——James Stevens (Anthony Hopkins) That such a character as James Stevens, who, today, would be called a “stuffed shirt”—then, in the 1930’s, m... Read full article

At The Beach: JOHN STEED AND EMMA PEEL

By monty on Sep 3, 2012 From All Good Things

Don't ask why Steed and Peel have a bear throw rug at the beach..it was the 60's..nuff said!... Read full article

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Emma Quotes:

Emma: Stop calling me beautiful!
Emma: [to Matilda] If you intend to work in the swell, smart families, you've got to learn to be deaf and blind. It isn't enough that you should just be dumb.
Emma: I have a voice that only a deaf mother could love.
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Emma Fact
After winning her Best Actress Academy Award in 1931 for "Min and Bill," Marie was nominated again the very next year for her role in this film; Emma.
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