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Meredith 2022-03-23 08:01:03
Women in war can also be tough and give absolutely...
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Gregory 2022-03-23 08:01:03
imagination, humor and...
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Jacques 2022-03-23 08:01:03
consistently high...
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Dereck 2022-03-23 08:01:03
An otherwise dull film, moved by Mrs Henderson's last remarks in front of the...
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Verda 2022-03-23 08:01:03
A no-nonsense old lady runs a strip club, only an Englishman can figure it...
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Burley 2022-03-23 08:01:03
Unexpectedly, it is more interesting than "The Last Subway" of the same theme @...
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Carmela 2022-03-23 08:01:03
A good movie is one that can peel off a person's heart a little bit, and then blow it a little bit. I believe in the magic of movies. At least in my turbulent year, the movie has brought me almost all the joy in my life. Thanks for the movie. 20111110@China Film...
Mrs. Henderson Presents Comments
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Julio 2022-03-23 08:01:03
Mrs Henderson
The background of this film is on the eve of World War II, in Europe, which has just been baptized by World War I, and people's hearts have been greatly traumatized. In the film, Mrs. Henderson appears many times in mourning for her 21-year-old son at the grave, with a calm expression and anguish...
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Sonia 2022-03-23 08:01:03
show must go on
An old woman who has a good life, the ideal in the hearts of many girls.
Even if you live in widowhood, even if you are alone, you can still make your life lively and leisurely.
He probably thought about trying to see how an orthodox widowed lady lived, but probably embroidery and helping the poor...
Mrs. Henderson Presents quotes
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Lord Cromer: Now what about, forgive me, the foliage?
Laura Henderson: Foliage?
Lord Cromer: You know, beneath the...
Laura Henderson: Beneath what? Try the Brie.
Lord Cromer: Thank you. Beneath the...
Laura Henderson: I had it flown in from France.
Lord Cromer: Excellent. The foliage beneath the...
Laura Henderson: My husband was very fond of it.
Lord Cromer: Of what?
Laura Henderson: This particular cheese.
Lord Cromer: My dear, I'm attempting to address the disagreeable and somewhat sordid topic of the pudendum.
Laura Henderson: What on earth is that?
Lord Cromer: Good heavens, woman!
Laura Henderson: Do have some more wine.
Lord Cromer: The female part.
Laura Henderson: Oh, the pussy!
Lord Cromer: [Gasps]
Laura Henderson: Why didn't you say?
Lord Cromer: I had not expected you, of all people, to use such language.
Laura Henderson: That word was rather popular in the mid-nineteenth century. Not everyone speaks Latin, you know.
Lord Cromer: Then I'd prefer you refer to it as 'the midlands'.
Laura Henderson: Oh dear, you men do get into such a state about 'the midlands', don't you? Well you needn't worry. Our lighting will be so subtle; the disputed area will be barely visible.
[as Lord Cromer drinks his wine]
Laura Henderson: And anyway, we'll have a barber.
Lord Cromer: [spits out wine and Mrs Henderson laughs]
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Laura Henderson: Are you American?
Soldier: Yes ma'am.
Laura Henderson: Oh! Americans! Strange people, lovely manners.
