“His character, Emma’s father, Mr Woodhouse, is constantly worried about draughts and the cold….
‘He’s always thinking that everyone’s going to die.
Which is ridiculous until you start reading anything about 1815, and you realise he’s got a point.'”
“His character, Emma’s father, Mr Woodhouse, is constantly worried about draughts and the cold….
‘He’s always thinking that everyone’s going to die.
Which is ridiculous until you start reading anything about 1815, and you realise he’s got a point.'”