Who will you choose to spend the rest of your life with?

Leanna 2022-04-23 07:03:47

This is a comedy I thought it was an inspirational film at first, because Miss Pettigrew is too old and has no job and is living on the streets. In fact, it is an educational film about marriage and love haha.
Perhaps the word education is inappropriate, but it can really inspire people that
missD is a beautiful girl. She wanted to live a life of prosperity and wealth, surrounded by powerful people, rich people, and people who loved her but had no rights and no money. In the end, under the guidance of P, she chose the real one who, although poor, knew that she admired her, loved her and didn't dislike her. people of origin.

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  • Corene 2022-03-26 09:01:11

    Very warm film I like the old man of JOE type IF I DIDN'T CARE is also very good

  • Alvena 2022-03-26 09:01:11

    Once again an adaptation of the bad Hollywood model

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day quotes

  • Miss Holt: [reading from a report] "Washburn, Jane. Age five."

    Guinevere Pettigrew: Lovely girl.

    Miss Holt: "Lost in the park."

    Guinevere Pettigrew: Independence, that's all that girl needs.

    Miss Holt: "For six hours. The Randle boys, John and Robin. Wrestled retired Colonel Johnson to the floor outside Fortnum and Mason's, shouting 'Nazi warmonger'. Because," and I quote, "Miss Pettigrew thought he was a German spy."

    Guinevere Pettigrew: [unconvincingly] A little... joke.

    Miss Holt: "Ambulance called, police called."

  • Guinevere Pettigrew: Mrs. Brummegen was, well, fond of the sherry, if you take my meaning. As a vicar's daughter I found her rather difficult.

    Miss Holt: She found you rather difficult, Miss Pettigrew, and that is, I'm afraid, a recurring theme.

    Guinevere Pettigrew: A person can change.

    Miss Holt: I haven't seen any sign of that.

    Guinevere Pettigrew: She could stop drinking.

    Miss Holt: ...Our clients don't adapt to suit your needs, Miss Pettigrew. You adapt to them.