Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson are made for each other in heaven, every wrinkle, the look in their aging eyes and dialogue delivery of the script, an accolade to their belief in the story and each other... Especially as the dialogue uttered from one of the character in the film "Life is in the dog yet" makes him immortal until there is a medium called cinema...
Every aspect of this true story on film is captivating. All cast members without exception brilliantly portrayed...Thoughtful direction,moments of reality of war & The scene of a chance meeting with enemy veterans was amongst the most powerful...
"The world is always more palatable when seen through a glass"
"Don't start reading long books"
"Everyone does tidying up"
"All they want is a happy ending" Are the dialogues that connects us to the flick and do remains us the mortality of life... Overall a heartfelt feel good movie to cherish.
Every aspect of this true story on film is captivating. All cast members without exception brilliantly portrayed...Thoughtful direction,moments of reality of war & The scene of a chance meeting with enemy veterans was amongst the most powerful...
"The world is always more palatable when seen through a glass"
"Don't start reading long books"
"Everyone does tidying up"
"All they want is a happy ending" Are the dialogues that connects us to the flick and do remains us the mortality of life... Overall a heartfelt feel good movie to cherish.