Saving Mr. Banks movie plot
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Daija 2022-03-24 09:01:46
From hating the heroine's arrogant character at the beginning to being moved by her at the end
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Johan 2021-11-30 08:01:28
When casting a fairy tale to hide yourself, the luckiest thing is that someone can fall in love with those warm hearts, and at the same time perseverely chase and embrace you, who is timid and fragile behind you. The best ending is when one day I can sit in the theater and watch my story calmly and be moved.
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Ralph: Hey, sun came out again.
P.L. Travers: You say it as if you're surprised, as if the sun were particular about for whom it appears. It seems you think I am responsible for its miraculous dawning every day. For heaven's sake, it's California.
Ralph: Certainly is!
P.L. Travers: I'd so much rather be accountable for the rain.
Ralph: Oh, that's sad.
P.L. Travers: Sad is entirely the wrong emotion. I shan't bother explaining why. It would just... Zip!
Ralph: Huh. Okey-dokey.
P.L. Travers: The rain brings life.
Ralph: So does the sun.
P.L. Travers: Be quiet!
Ralph: Yes, ma'am.
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P.L. Travers: [reading the script] 'Scene one, exterior, Seventeen Cherry Tree Lane, Day.' Yes, that's good. That can stay.
Richard Sherman: That's just a scene heading.
P.L. Travers: Though I do think we should say 'Number Seventeen,' instead of just 'Seventeen.'
Don DaGradi, Robert Sherman: No one's going to see it!
P.L. Travers: *I* will see it.