EMMA (2020) - Duet of Jealousy Scene (3/10) | Movieclips

[@aprilshowers1271]

omg he's actually playing the right notes on the violin

[@catherinecrow5662]

He's a full on musician, if you didn't already know. Johnny Flynn music here on KZbin ! He's amazing

[@theresia1428]

Let me guess. Are you from Twoset?

[@tammietate6283]

@@catherinecrow5662 I believe he studied music at uni; violin and trumpet.

[@joselocalau123]

he's playing live

[@KhushiGupta123456789]

Thats true!

[@fido4450]

When I saw this movie first in cinema I wasn’t sure whether I liked it as much as the other versions. Now I adore it. When I realised he was going to sing I cringed, thinking it would be another Pierce Brosnan SOS effort as I had no idea who he was. Boy was I pleasantly surprised. It’s just beautiful and the harmonies are simply Gorgeous. He looks so handsome, modest and at ease, don’t know how Jane wasn’t throwing over that other twit for him!!!!

[@TheEastieA]

Johnny flynn is actually a singer/musician, a lot of his songs are on youtube - deffo worth a listen!

[@marcelapcolova1532]

PIERCE BROSNAN SOS 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@caitlincunningham8354]

@@TheEastieA definitely will be checking it out after this clip!🥰 I want to watch the whole movie so badly but can't buy it yet! 💔😭

[@romulusthemainecoon3047]

"Pierce Brosnan SOS effort" made me actually laugh-snort!

[@C1rce]

It has become my favorite version!

[@luciadilazzaro2285]

Now THIS is how people in the regency dresses and styled their hair

[@yelenavolynskaya5577]

indeed, this is 100% actual regency costume on period drama. i like emma 2020, both for the costume accuracy and plot, instead bridgerton or anything else.

[@jasminewat2662]

Yes, this and the 1995 Pride and Prejudice series did it right!

[@luciadilazzaro2285]

@@jasminewat2662 absolutely. I recommend the "Little Women" 2017 miniseries (it's on KZbin), the "Jane Eyre" 2006, the "wuthrring heights" 2008 and the Italian "Rebecca" miniseries that is Aldo on KZbin with subtitles in English

[@chrisp1539]

This was a fun adaptation of Emma and this actress captured how trivial and spoilt emma is in the first half of the book.

[@arielsea9087]

Emma did a good job of holding it together. 😅

[@lbehnken]

How does Anya fit literally any time period

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

True Beauty is Timeless.

[@lucyabdrews7312]

She’s got that Etherial look, it’s timeless

[@SawII565]

You can’t be jealous of someone you don’t know

[@ardenalexa94]

Her and Kiera knightley both have that ability to do that.

[@northstar2621]

She has a face that doesn't give off any specic decade or era vibes so they are not there to disturb the impression

[@zralokvemigraci]

I love that besides Jane and Frank having their own storyline, they are also the ones who make Emma and Mr Knightley realise their feelings for each other at some points. Or at least that’s how I see it.

[@romulusthemainecoon3047]

The low note at 1:33 is just heavenly...the whole duet is wonderful! I was very pleasantly surprised by this movie!

[@poppyonline4034]

Got me pregnant

[@lauratodd7707]

Don't know if you've seen the show Detectorists, but he sings the theme song to it. It's really good! Love this duet more than I can say. 💜

[@daisy-js3kd]

"Or leave a kiss but in the cup, And I’ll not look for wine." Aww

[@elpreciososi1735]

*within the cup

[@petermorton1862]

When Jane turns and gives Knightley a languishing look, you see Emma is practically spitting chips. A great moment.

[@joybaxter5039]

The harmony is exquisite. I would love to hear the entire song.

[@Calucifer13]

1:24 is like honey to my ears. Love his voice!!!

[@koyenasutradhar563]

This actress is so well suited for the role of Emma. She is young by age but her face is such a mature beauty!!!

[@odetteong]

This scene is one of my favorites in the book. When Mrs. Weston shared her idea about matching Mr. Knightley and Jane Fairfax, she exclaimed! It's so funny reading it. I wish I'd see that in this adaptation. But nonetheless this jealousy scene is on point.

[@mehwish7558]

I'm currently rereading the book after 5-6 years and yes that scene really stood out to me. Emma really lost all her composure when poor Mrs. Weston came up with the idea. I laughed reading that entire rather long argument between them. Lol, so worried about Little Henry's future wasn't she? ;)

[@vulturigirl3388]

the only adaptation that shows her jealousy. It's in the book but most ignored it.

[@noellematerne557]

And then bloody Knightley/Flynn begins to sing "or leave a kiss" with his bloody beautiful voice and then singing "within the cup" he closes his marvelllous bloody eyes. And at this precise point, then i'm bloody diying. Not fair, too much, this should'nt exist.

[@poppyonline4034]

Agreed. He’s gorgeous!

[@t.i.a_r.a_]

Couldn't agree more.

[@stephaniepinto9390]

You can see frank is jealous too

[@Mailys2005]

it’s funny how frank and Emma are jealous

[@missiontent111]

This movie is one MASTERFUL piece of direction.

[@BonafideC]

This part was so important, sometimes we need someone to help us see our true feelings 😆 so much for Ms.Nevergettingmarried :P LOVE this movie ❤

[@melanierivera728]

I love his voice I live Mr Knightly

[@feeviiah6913]

This song is great! I wish there was a part where he and Emma sang something Drink to me only with thine eyes, And I will pledge with mine; Or leave a kiss but in the cup, And I’ll not look for wine. The thirst that from the soul doth rise Doth ask a drink divine; But might I of Jove’s nectar sup, I would not change for thine. I sent thee late a rosy wreath, Not so much honouring thee As giving it a hope, that there It could not withered be. But thou thereon didst only breathe, And sent’st it back to me; Since when it grows, and smells, I swear, Not of itself, but thee.

[@kyonaerinphwa3032]

What?

[@marysolomon5510]

@@kyonaerinphwa3032 It's the lyrics of the song Mr Knightley and Jane Fairfax sing.

[@thevanderman]

“Jove’s nectar sup..”?? Anyone care to explain these lyrics

[@thebravelass]

Oh my heavens, I wish this scene was longer.

[@poppyonline4034]

Me too. It’s incredible

[@ladyvader2648]

I am in love with the costumes and hair😍😍

[@TheAnish01]

Quite sublime! I've often visited this song after a brief passing of time .. One tend's to feel that love is holy and godly!

[@L_Martin]

I love the performance and I don't mean this as an insult at all, but I wonder if Flynn was given direction to sing in an unpolished kind of flawed way in order to make his performance humble while beautiful? He is a professional musician, so I wonder if he would perform this very differently as "himself". The violin is very beautiful, I love the colour of the wood.

[@katerinaaqu]

Well not all musicians can sing as well. Playing an instrument like violin means that one has a good ear and can reproduce the sound (thus here he is making second voice which is really hard) but that doesn't mean that all musicians have necessarily angellic voices. Having right and correct voice and having beautiful voice are two different things. Being vocally trained is a different thing.

[@cotofeya]

@@katerinaaqu I think the comment was about the fact that Flynn sounds a bit different from his usual manner when in character. You can check out any of his songs to see the vocal is not identical, he seems to have adapted it to sound right for the character he plays

[@katerinaaqu]

@@cotofeya It is possible that he is vocally trained, that's what I mean. I mean that not every musician is vocally trained. If he is vocally trained then indeed he could be requested to sing in a simpler manner. Also since this is a live performance where he is also playing and he is singing second voice it is not unusual for a person's voice quality sound different than when they sing in recordings or in solo. There are many factors that might as well change the quality of a voice of a person especially in live performances. Anyway I am not saying that this is necessarily the case with this guy. I have not known his work at all so I cannot judge. I only mention the fact that musicians are not necessarily vocally trained. That's all. I am not implying that this is necessarily the case with this guy. He could indeed be asked to sing that manner

[@anneberlin5744]

@@katerinaaqu Flynn is definitly vocally trained and says somewhere in an interview that it took him quite a while to unlearn the kind of perfection he was thaught in the chapel choir. Here he shows just a tiny bit of it towards the end of the song.

[@louisavarelly3263]

How do you feel when the new girl in town stole the attention and 2 man that you think in your side is actually like the new girl much than you. And you realized that she’s just like you but the better version 😂

[@C1rce]

I so wish they'd included the scene (unfortunately deleted) after this where Emma goes storming off to "visit" Jane the next day!

[@janethpatriciacienfuegoshe483]

Hermosa canción, ambos se lucen... Johnny Flynn ❤️

[@paulamac77]

LOVELY SCENE 💜

[@ritasreede7460]

Ah, Yara Greyjoy and Beth Harmon. Stuff dreams are made of.

[@bebly9797]

Too soon this emma realizes her feelings...she is blind, not stupid: "A mind like hers, once opening to suspicion, made rapid progress; she touched, she admitted, she acknowledged the whole truth...It darted through her with the speed of an arrow that Mr Knightley must marry no one but herself!".

[@ladyhawke2433]

Emma doesn't realize her feelings in this moment but she's experiencing jealousy and distress exactly like in the novel when Mrs Weston makes that same remark, and Emma is really annoyed by the idea of knightley taking a wife. She doesn't realize what's the source of her distress but she does feel it and the reader knows what's up even though she is an unreliable narrator at this point. The actress here is conveying that element without saying a word. Other adaptations just ignore the clues about her feelings (or his ) because they confuse the moment a character realizes their feelings with the character experiencing it, which clearly happens way before that.

[@bebly9797]

For what I recall all other adaptations show emma's growing jealousy as well as mr knightley's, but they do that in a subtler way. And I prefer when the audience has to cooperate and pick the hints through the plot, rather than the character himself do that for me and explain me things.

[@ladyhawke2433]

​@@bebly9797 it's subtle in this Emma too since it's mostly facial expressions alone and good acting. Either way, showing their jealousy and the way their body reacts from experiencing feelings is realistic and consistent to the book so your criticism seems pretentious. Emma is always in love with him, she just doesn't realize it yet. In other adaptations the romance, thus her feelings, feel a tad rushed to me because they are stuck with this forced belief she MUST only show her feelings when she realizes them but forget that even in the book there are hints prior that moment. Where a novel has a narrator compensating for the fact you can't see the expressions of the characters and how their bodies betray their feelings, in a movie you can see that and the emotions are played more because of a limited time too. Tl dr: I find some things are a consistent and valid interpretation of the source material that is just the novel, not the other adaptations and how those interpreted it all.

[@L_Martin]

Just to add to what ladyhawke said, I also think the viewer can attribute Emma's unhappiness here as relating to Jane Fairfax, as this follows the earlier scene where Jane and Emma "competed" at the piano forte and Emma felt threatened by Jane's superiority. Then Knightley correctly guessed why Emma might feel threatened by Jane (because Jane is actually accomplished where Emma just gets flattered quite a lot by people who like her). So, to see Jane and Knightley playing a duet together here, Emma might unconsciously feel jealous because she's unconsciously beginning to feel attraction to Knightley, but nearer the surface, she may feel unhappy just because she feels threatened by Jane, and Knightley being the only person to see so penetratingly why - to see these 2 perform together, touches a raw nerve to do with her view of herself vs Jane as accomplished ladies.

[@mollichina1481]

In the novel Emma's jealousy in this moment is NOT subtle at all but you didn't quote that part, even if it's the scene you are commenting here. I didn't think an adaptation could so well include that moment too (because it's all in her thoughts) but they did.

[@tomiekawakami3506]

this scene is like the 1996 movie version switched lol

[@Redcrewmate1296]

Princess Peach is standing proud

[@elibennett6168]

But he's MY Mr. Knightly!

[@jeannethgcar]

Soñar no cuesta mada.😂

[@Mila-Nova]

Is that Beth? Lol

[@jaimeguerrero7320]

Yup!

[@xplays7992]

what is Yara Greyjoy doing here lol

[@leonorsuarezognio9177]

💕💕💕💕💕

[@babsgrayson8432]

Can't wait to see them reunite in Peaky Blinders.

[@vilmaaraujo7992]

😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@ryotaarai3816]

So she intends to sleep with all those curlers in her hair. I wonder how that'll work out.

[@centerstagestudios285]

It’s actually quite comfortable, believe it or not

[@Cecilia13241]

They're just cloth

[@marialawson2328]

I do that a lot actually! It’s a lot healthier for your hair than using heat, and I find the curls stay for longer, surprisingly

[@Catalina-Winemixer]

This is how my mother curled my hair when I was a kid in the early 90s. 🤷‍♀️ It always looked cute.

[@aspannas]

Well this is 1815, what do you think they did to get those curls? (Even though hers in the movie are made by using a curling iron)

[@japanesefunnyshorts8584]

His bow shape is a bit old for the Regency era isn't it?

[@nemofish3504]

Only thing I didn’t understand… is the reason Jane is the way she is with Emma because she’s jealous herself?

[@EJ160E]

WHERE are the black socialites?!?!? -Netflix

[@elisaa9981]

I rather ick the rock'n roll over the luxury, any day

[@samsamsam4790]

old songs sounds so miserable lol

[@user-mb7to1qx7l]

dude they cant act