The film is adapted from a true story. On the parking lane of the writer Alan's house, for 15 years, there has lived such an old lady living in a truck...
(to be continued)
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The Lady in the Van
Taya 2022-03-26 09:01:11
I believe that I will one day be in the same position as Ms. Sheffield, a belief that deepens with each passing year in the post-adolescence years. I know too well that I am a very eccentric person, so I have been living in isolation when I am old, as the final character setting for myself, just like this lady of Sheffield who lives in a truck, it is the embodiment of the end of my life in my imagination. .
The film is adapted from a true story. On the parking lane of the writer Alan's house, for 15 years, there has lived such an old lady living in a truck...
(to be continued)
The film is adapted from a true story. On the parking lane of the writer Alan's house, for 15 years, there has lived such an old lady living in a truck...
(to be continued)
Extended Reading
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Alan Bennett: [narrating] The chair goes up on a lift. And in this small ascension, when she slowly rises above the level of the garden wall, there is a vagabond nobility about her. A derelict Nobel Prize winner, she looks, her grimy face set in a kind of resigned satisfaction.
Miss Shepherd: Could we do that again? I'd like another go.
Ambulance Man: When you come back.
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Alan Bennett: I bought you these.
Miss Shepherd: Flowers? What do I want with flowers? They... They only die. I've got enough on my plate without flowers.