this is a thoughtful film that lays bare the inequities of the so called upper class and those who work for them and the haves and have nots. robert shaw does a creditable job in his role as the obliging and correct chauffeur and steven ledbetter and who helps lady franklin (sarah miles) overcome her mental depression at the outset. however and steven has many mixed feelings regarding this lady of the upper class. he inevitably falls in love with her and which of course is overstepping the societal boundaries that separate them. i have not read anything prior to this and only judge the movie as i have seen it. i consider it a very honest story about the realities of daily living and the conflict of what we might wish or expect from life and what we get. it a fine drama worth seeing again. 
this is a thoughtful film that lays bare the inequities of the so called upper class and those who work for them and the haves and have nots. robert shaw does a creditable job in his role as the obliging and correct chauffeur and steven ledbetter and who helps lady franklin (sarah miles) overcome her mental depression at the outset. however and steven has many mixed feelings regarding this lady of the upper class. he inevitably falls in love with her and which of course is overstepping the societal boundaries that separate them. i have not read anything prior to this and only judge the movie as i have seen it. i consider it a very honest story about the realities of daily living and the conflict of what we might wish or expect from life and what we get. it a fine drama worth seeing again. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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