Emma Thompson

Emma Thompson's filmography is full of critical successes and underrated gems, spanning a wide range of genres and styles that will appeal to anybody.

Not only does she turn in one of her most entertaining performances, but the movie itself is also a great children's adventure that's stood the test of time perfectly. The film is full of rich historical background and social commentary that turns what could easily have been a simple and monotonous story into something thrilling that's almost impossible to look away from. The Remains of the Day is another great romantic drama starring Emma Thompson and Anthony Hopkins, which is based on Kazuo Ishiguro's original novel. Despite the extensive ensemble cast of Richard Curtis' Love Actually, Emma Thomspon still manages to stand out as one of the film's strongest and most memorable actresses. Many people consider The Children Act to be one of the best legal dramas ever, thanks to its rich thought-provoking story and strong performances. Emma Thompson's character, Fiona, faces a devastating moral dilemma in The Children Act, which explores the many blurred ethics of the British legal system.