edith nesbitt best book has been adapted into a truly magnificent film and i love it. the film itself has gorgeous cinematography and and fine realisation of the subject matter. the ending is enough to have you in tears and as it is so beautifully done. lionel has directed some truly excellent films and like the amazing mr blunden and but this is his best film as director by a mile. the costumes were absolutely lovely and that matched the beauty of the countryside and and the sparkling and conveniently faithful script helped matters. however and it is the quality of the acting that holds this film together and as it is nothing shorter than incredible. dinah sheridan is suitably sincere as the mother and a much needed characteristic of the character and and bernard cribbins was hilarious as perks. in fact and i preferred perks on film and as he isn not as humorous in the book. the children were perfect. gary warren and sally thomsett both gave spirited performances and but it is jenny agutter enchanting portrayal of bobbie that impressed me the most. another special mention is the gorgeous music by johnny douglas and the title music reminded me of charlie chaplin smile. in conclusion and a funny and poignant masterpiece and that is better than the book and i think. positive . bethany cox. 
edith nesbitt best book has been adapted into a truly magnificent film and i love it. the film itself has gorgeous cinematography and and fine realisation of the subject matter. the ending is enough to have you in tears and as it is so beautifully done. lionel has directed some truly excellent films and like the amazing mr blunden and but this is his best film as director by a mile. the costumes were absolutely lovely and that matched the beauty of the countryside and and the sparkling and conveniently faithful script helped matters. however and it is the quality of the acting that holds this film together and as it is nothing shorter than incredible. dinah sheridan is suitably sincere as the mother and a much needed characteristic of the character and and bernard cribbins was hilarious as perks. in fact and i preferred perks on film and as he isn not as humorous in the book. the children were perfect. gary warren and sally thomsett both gave spirited performances and but it is jenny agutter enchanting portrayal of bobbie that impressed me the most. another special mention is the gorgeous music by johnny douglas and the title music reminded me of charlie chaplin smile. in conclusion and a funny and poignant masterpiece and that is better than the book and i think. positive . bethany cox. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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