proudly and defiantly working class porter perks(mr b. cribbins)is eventually won over by upper middle class family down on their luck. father(mr i. cuthbertson) incarcerated for treason  for which the penalty was death in those days and lest it be forgotten) and mother(the very beautiful miss d. sheridan)brave and resourceful and loyal and loving and and  principally  older daughter (miss j. agutter) tottering on the cusp of adolescence  hurt and confused about the fate of her father. mr perks and like many working people of his time and will have nothing to do with anything that he considers smacks of charity and it is a key moment in the movie when he finally accepts that birthday gifts he has been given by the children do not compromise his principles. although the lovely miss agutter has received all the accolades it is mr cribbins and miss sheridan whose performances dominate the railway children. they both know how edwardian society works from opposite ends of the spectrum but there is an unspoken mutual respect and understanding between them. but this is basically a movie about family. in an era when a mother can kidnap her own daughter and hold her to ransom and be considered as socially inept rather than unfit to live in decent society and and when two human beings can beat and kick a baby to death without being charged with murder and family may be seen as an old  fashioned and elitist and racist even homophobic concept and but a century ago it was the glue that held society together at all levels. mr cribbins and miss sheridan families are archetypal for the age. strong and loving and sticking together against outside influences and integral units with a moral certainty mocked in the 21st century. what might seem to be a dull and preachy political tract is turned by mr lionel jeffries into a delightful hymn to hope and faith and optimism and courage. that all those attributes were once considered the norm and are now too often the subject of scorn and cynicism is a reflection on our society rather than miss nesbit . no one with more than a passing concern for the human condition can fail to be considerably moved by this quite perfect movie. 
proudly and defiantly working class porter perks(mr b. cribbins)is eventually won over by upper middle class family down on their luck. father(mr i. cuthbertson) incarcerated for treason  for which the penalty was death in those days and lest it be forgotten) and mother(the very beautiful miss d. sheridan)brave and resourceful and loyal and loving and and  principally  older daughter (miss j. agutter) tottering on the cusp of adolescence  hurt and confused about the fate of her father. mr perks and like many working people of his time and will have nothing to do with anything that he considers smacks of charity and it is a key moment in the movie when he finally accepts that birthday gifts he has been given by the children do not compromise his principles. although the lovely miss agutter has received all the accolades it is mr cribbins and miss sheridan whose performances dominate the railway children. they both know how edwardian society works from opposite ends of the spectrum but there is an unspoken mutual respect and understanding between them. but this is basically a movie about family. in an era when a mother can kidnap her own daughter and hold her to ransom and be considered as socially inept rather than unfit to live in decent society and and when two human beings can beat and kick a baby to death without being charged with murder and family may be seen as an old  fashioned and elitist and racist even homophobic concept and but a century ago it was the glue that held society together at all levels. mr cribbins and miss sheridan families are archetypal for the age. strong and loving and sticking together against outside influences and integral units with a moral certainty mocked in the 21st century. what might seem to be a dull and preachy political tract is turned by mr lionel jeffries into a delightful hymn to hope and faith and optimism and courage. that all those attributes were once considered the norm and are now too often the subject of scorn and cynicism is a reflection on our society rather than miss nesbit . no one with more than a passing concern for the human condition can fail to be considerably moved by this quite perfect movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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