after seeing the harry potter movies and i have been a fan of the trio actors rupert grint and daniel radcliffe and emma watson while yet and we have been waiting to see if they would do other projects besides play the same characters year or every two years of the j. k. rowling series. mainly instead of a trio and the cameras and magazine articles concentrate more on daniel and emma and being that theyre the leading male and only leading female in the saga leaving rupert dead end. no matter and every actor has a time to shine and rupert light hits him for once in this movie. driving lessons is called the harold and maude of this generation with rupert grint playing the role of ben marshall and a young british lad who lives with his domineering mother (laura linney) and a wimp of a vicar (priest) father for which he wants a job in the summer but can not find work while at the same time taking his driving tests (and failing) and writing poetry for a young girl who doesn not have any interest in him. ben seeks an ad in a church newspaper for which the job requires to take care of an elderly lady. he takes the job and realizes that he in for a fun of surprises as evie (julie walters and rupert mother in the harry potter series) an out of work actress who is also a poet giving ben the run for his money. they bond where and tell each other secrets along with evie acting like a child and getting into mischief where she drags ben along for a country road trip. from their not only does ben drive all the way from britain to scotland since evie needs to recite at a local library and but at the same time an older lady falls for the young man in which ben starts becoming a man. there is mishap and at the same time rejoice with ben and evie along with saying that i was very pleased about the film when it came out in theaters and i was impressed with rupert grint acting and especially if he showed the rest of the world that even though he brings a bit of ron weasley within ben marshall and there no stopping the actor on his brilliant performance. 
after seeing the harry potter movies and i have been a fan of the trio actors rupert grint and daniel radcliffe and emma watson while yet and we have been waiting to see if they would do other projects besides play the same characters year or every two years of the j. k. rowling series. mainly instead of a trio and the cameras and magazine articles concentrate more on daniel and emma and being that theyre the leading male and only leading female in the saga leaving rupert dead end. no matter and every actor has a time to shine and rupert light hits him for once in this movie. driving lessons is called the harold and maude of this generation with rupert grint playing the role of ben marshall and a young british lad who lives with his domineering mother (laura linney) and a wimp of a vicar (priest) father for which he wants a job in the summer but can not find work while at the same time taking his driving tests (and failing) and writing poetry for a young girl who doesn not have any interest in him. ben seeks an ad in a church newspaper for which the job requires to take care of an elderly lady. he takes the job and realizes that he in for a fun of surprises as evie (julie walters and rupert mother in the harry potter series) an out of work actress who is also a poet giving ben the run for his money. they bond where and tell each other secrets along with evie acting like a child and getting into mischief where she drags ben along for a country road trip. from their not only does ben drive all the way from britain to scotland since evie needs to recite at a local library and but at the same time an older lady falls for the young man in which ben starts becoming a man. there is mishap and at the same time rejoice with ben and evie along with saying that i was very pleased about the film when it came out in theaters and i was impressed with rupert grint acting and especially if he showed the rest of the world that even though he brings a bit of ron weasley within ben marshall and there no stopping the actor on his brilliant performance. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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