‘They were quite hard work’ - Bill Nighy and Autumn de Wilde on the pressures of making Emma.
Emma. actor Bill Nighy and the film's director Autumn de Wilde open up about the making of the Jane Austen adaptation. ** Keep up to date with the latest from Entertainment News via: Twitter: / entnewsshowbiz Instagram: https://bit.ly/2MUkPN4 Facebook: / entnewsshowbiz Website: https://bit.ly/2MUukfd
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Autumn de Wilde on Emma, human behaviour and Oscar Wilde as a style icon
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Duke of Windsor (Edward VIII) Interview in German | 1966 [eng. subtitles]
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