Davidtz, meanwhile, got the shortest shrift anyone can get in a romcom: She played the protagonist's romantic rival, Natasha Glenville, a character with no equivalent in Austen's novel. Though Natasha's purpose in the story was mostly to be a mean, uppity killjoy keeping Bridget and Mark Darcy Colin Firth apart, Davidtz still played the role convincingly enough to go down as a memorable antagonist in the annals of romcom history.
Many things about "Bicentennial Man" didn't go over terribly well with audiences both then and now. It all begins with his friendship with Amanda, the 7-year-old daughter of his owners, whom he calls "Little Miss.
Though she decides not to, sending Andrew off on his own human adventures, he eventually returns to his original workplace many years later. It's at that point that he meets Portia, the granddaughter of the now-elderly Amanda, who looks exactly like her grandmother used to.
They begin a relationship, and their determination to get legally married drives the second half of the movie. But the protagonist was Embeth Davidtz, whose character, Madeleine Johnsten, a Chicagoan art dealer who traveled to North Carolina to meet her new husband's family, served as an audience surrogate in the movie's stringently authentic exploration of American small-town life.
The two characters' interactions are notable for the vast contrast in worldviews and emotional topography that the actresses are able to convey, while still getting each woman's humanity and subjectivity wholly across.
Davidtz's performance was highly praised by critics along with those of the rest of the cast and helped solidify "Junebug" as a hidden gem of American indie cinema. Wanting to get back at Miss Trunchbull for what she did to Miss Honey, Matilda secretly formulated a plan to scare Trunchbull. To do this, Matilda used her powers to make Trunchbull think that Magnus' ghost was haunting her at the school, forcing her to give Miss Honey her house and inheritance from her father.
This led to Trunchbull running screaming from the school, never to be seen again. With Trunchbull gone, Miss Honey moved back into her father's house. Matilda later became a regular houseguest to her. After Mr. Wormwood was exposed in his illegal car dealerships, he attempted to take Matilda with the rest of the family. However, Matilda told them she did not want to leave and convinced them to sign the adoption papers that would leave Matilda in Miss Honey's care, which they agreed to since they weren't all that interested in her.
Miss Honey and Matilda then lived a very happy life together. Miss Jennifer Honey is a kind and affectionate person who, despite her past, is kind to her students and everyone around her. She notices Matilda's talent and tries to convey this to The Trunchbull and Matilda's parents, despite their refusal to acknowledge this.
Also, being able to sympathize with Matilda's burden of living with a family that does not appreciate her, Miss Honey acts as an emotional support and a guardian for Matilda. Register Don't have an account? Jennifer Honey. History Talk 0.
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