This film ends with the title character explaining how "not in a million years" had she suspected that a noblemen admiring a beautiful cloak was actually admiring the weaver who made it in a novel she had just finished.
The protagonists of this film meet at a salad bar where the older of the two admires "those little bits of toast", aka croutons. This film ends with the title character explaining how "not in a million years" had she suspected that a noblemen admiring a beautiful cloak was actually admiring the weaver who made it in a novel she had just finished. The protagonist of this film repeatedly claims that the male lead is from the "News at 10" rather than the (*) BBC. In one scene, the title character in this film suggests staying in to watch Big Momma's House rather than visit the Lincoln Memorial. A flashback reveals that its protagonist gave a difficult breech birth without doctors present at Sean Ross Abbey to a man who would go on to serve in the Reagan administration and die of AIDS. It was based on a book by Martin Sixsmith, who is played by Steve Coogan. For 10 points, name this film starring Judy Dench as the title Irish woman who had her child taken away from her.
The protagonists of this film meet at a salad bar where the older of the two admires "those little bits of toast", aka croutons.
Philomena