Emma
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A few years back, Anya Taylor-
Joy delivered a striking per-
formance in Thoroughbreds,
a blackly comic teen thriller in
which she played a spoilt rich
kid who takes a troubled young
girl (played equally brilliantly by
Olivia Cooke) under her wing.
NJ STAGE - ISSUE 68
by Eric Hillis
The dynamic was reminiscent of
that between Emma Woodhouse
and Harriet Smith, the young
central characters of Jane Aus-
ten’s 1815 novel ‘Emma’. With
first time director Autumn de
Wilde at the helm, Taylor-Joy has
returned directly to the source
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