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Drama
PRINCIPAL CAST MEMBERS
Judi Dench: Barbara Covett, a history teacher in a London public high school
Cate Blanchett: Sheba Hart, the new art teacher
Andrew Simpson: one of her students, 15-year old Steven Connolly
Bill Nighy (pronounced "Nigh", rhymes with "high"): Barbara’s husband Richard
REVIEW
It’s worthwhile going to the movie just to see two great actresses at their best.
Add to that a terrific story and great acting from several male actors and you got yourself a very entertaining movie.
CLASSIFICATION
FOR NITPICKERS ONLY
While talking with one of the male teachers, Barbara lights a cigarette that goes out yet when the camera shifts to her colleague the smoke from the cigarette is much in evidence.
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