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''Howards End'' is a 1910 novel by Creator/EMForster, dealing with class differences in post-Victorian English society. In 1992, it was adapted into a Creator/MerchantIvory film starring Creator/EmmaThompson, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/VanessaRedgrave and Creator/HelenaBonhamCarter. It won Emma Thompson her first Academy Award, for Best Actress in a Leading Role. Screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala won her second Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, following her previous win for ''Literature/ARoomWithAView'', another Merchant Ivory adaptation of a Forster novel.
The two main characters are Margaret and Helen Schlegel, who become involved with the upper-class Wilcox family, who own the eponymous house, and with Leonard and Jacky Bast, who are on the verge of poverty. As the story progresses, the three families intersect in many different ways.
The two main characters are Margaret and Helen Schlegel, who become involved with the upper-class Wilcox family, who own the eponymous house, and with Leonard and Jacky Bast, who are on the verge of poverty. As the story progresses, the three families intersect in many different ways.
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''Howards End'' is a 1910 novel by Creator/EMForster, dealing with class differences in post-Victorian English society. In 1992, it was adapted into a Creator/MerchantIvory film starring Creator/EmmaThompson, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/VanessaRedgrave and Creator/HelenaBonhamCarter. It won Emma Thompson her first Academy Award, for Best Actress in a Leading Role. Screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala won her second Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, following her previous win for ''Literature/ARoomWithAView'', another Merchant Ivory adaptation of a Forster novel.\n\n
The two main characters are Margaret and Helen Schlegel, who become involved with the upper-class Wilcox family, who own the eponymous house, and with Leonard and Jacky Bast, who are on the verge of poverty. As the story progresses, the three families intersect in many differentways. ways.
In 1992, it was adapted into a Creator/MerchantIvory film starring Creator/EmmaThompson, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/VanessaRedgrave and Creator/HelenaBonhamCarter. The play ''Theatre/TheInheritance'' is also inspired by the film.
The two main characters are Margaret and Helen Schlegel, who become involved with the upper-class Wilcox family, who own the eponymous house, and with Leonard and Jacky Bast, who are on the verge of poverty. As the story progresses, the three families intersect in many different
In 1992, it was adapted into a Creator/MerchantIvory film starring Creator/EmmaThompson, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/VanessaRedgrave and Creator/HelenaBonhamCarter. The play ''Theatre/TheInheritance'' is also inspired by the film.
