What a perfect way of watching and spending a cold, rainy winters afternoon then by re-watching this delightful film [that and the 1947 version of A Mircle of 34th Street]. Sometimes period dramas can hit very wide of the mark they are aiming for, but this publication captures the plot and the meaning of the noval right on the nail. I think the best way of trying to replay and demonstrate the magical ability of this version is to just finish off with some film captures. Sometimes films from your childhood really are some of the best!
Images have been taken from The Guardian, Houseofmirthandmovies, Fish_Bear,
this is one of my absolute all time favourite films!!!!
ReplyDeleteBonjour! This was such a great story! Glad you are back with a new laptop, and don't worry you have lots of good things to say - I've enjoyed reading all your posts. I wonder myself if I have anything interesting to say but I find when I just go ahead and start typing, I get the loveliest comments from so many kind blogger friends!
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, I've yet to see this movie! I really should because I like the book so much:)
ReplyDeleteOh, I've not watched this in far too long. I must track it down.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this movie, especially this version.
ReplyDeleteYou know something, though I distinctly remember reading the book when I was 8 or 9, I honestly do not think that I've ever had the pleasure of seeing this classic film. I really must make a note to add it to my "must watch movies for 2010" list.
ReplyDeleteThank you deeply for your many wonderful comments, sweet dear, the mean so very much to me!
♥ Jessica