Flash Movie Review: Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day
Harkening back to those romantic comedies of the 1940’s, this movie was a fun viewing. Frances McDormand plays a dowdy, middle-aged, recently fired, ex-governess in London. When an American actress, played by Amy Adams, hires her to be her “social secretary,” Francis’ character spirals into a world of zany glamour. Amy and Frances were a hoot (yes, I said “hoot”) in this film, as they become a balancing act for each other in the craziness that pops up around them. Additionally, I got a kick out of seeing the art deco set designs and costumes. For some old fashioned movie watching, I suggest you check this film out.
3 stars — DVD
I agree that this movie was very enjoyable. I remember smiling a lot. Felt invested with the main characters and following their paths.
Thumbs up!