"Emma Woodhouse" Gwyneth Paltrow (Shakespeare in Love, Duets) has nothing to do with herself but painting, going with her friends on her chariot up and down, saying hello to people in town, and trying to match make everybody she knows
 in the town she lives in. She's a great actress, but she's not a perfect actress. Her character is a bit of an over-the-top caricature of the character, which is why she is so great in this film. The film is about the life of Emma Wood, who is in love with a man who has a wife and two children. Emma's husband is an alcoholic, so she has to deal with the fact that he's in a relationship with someone who's been cheating on him, even though he has no problem with it. He's also a very good actor, as he plays a character who can't stand the idea of being in trouble. But he also has an amazing sense of humor, because he is able to laugh at things that are not funny. This is the kind of comedy that you can laugh with, especially when you're in an emotional situation, like when Emma is trying desperately to get her husband to stop cheating. It's great to see Emma in her role, in that she can be funny, too. I loved the way she was portrayed in "The Wedding Singer" and "A Christmas Carol." I think that the film was great, though, for Emma, the actress who plays the wife of a rich man
 a good friend. She's a great actress, but she's not a perfect actress. Her character is so much more than that. It's her character that makes her great, not just her acting ability, or her talent. I think that's what makes this movie great.