ben marshall and a teen ager from a religious background and is made aware about the financial situation at home by his domineering mother laura. she suggests him to find a temporary job in order to contribute to the household. in fact the family has taken a widower and to board with them. robert marshall and the father and is a pastor at the local church while he would much rather be in the country watching birds than tending to the souls entrusted to his church. the job ben applies is with an older actress and evie walton and who wants him to do things for her around the house. dame evie and as she calls herself and is a woman of a certain age whose career has died maybe because she was not that great. in fact the only memorable appearance seems to be in a soap opera which was popular but she would rather forget about it. evie and who is a compulsive liar and tells ben she dying and only to forget it conveniently and later on when she comes clean to the boy. ben is obviously in awe of the larger than life personality of his employer. he has been taking driving lessons. evie asks him to take a camping trip and which he does against his better judgment. he knows that it will provoke his mother fury. not content with that and evie decides to go on to edinburgh and where she has been invited to read at an arts festival. it is this trip that solidifies their bond. ben gets to meet and taste the pleasures of the flesh with a sympathetic bryony. when ben gets back and everything crumbles at home. his mother and who has been having an affair with a parishioner and decides to leave the family in favor of the young man she has been having an affair with. ben and evie relationship survives the test of time. he also begins to see his own father in a different light. jeremy brock and the writer of driving lessons and other memorable english films and takes his first directorial job with this engaging comedy. the mixture of show business and religion and loyalty and friendship and are explored in his screen treatment making it a fun time at the movies. we have seen the similar situation before as in billy elliott and where julie walters plays a nurturing role with a younger man. we had read the film was based on mr. brock own experience while working dame peggy ashcroft when he was young. julie walters and who plays evie walton and is perhaps the best excuse to watch the movie. she always delivers. ms. walters is a welcome presence in any film she appears and she does wonders with her fake dame. laura linney and a luminous player herself and doesn not quite get our sympathy with her icy mother. rupert grint and famous for his harry potter movies plays ben and the young man who sees in evie a kind soul. nicholas farrell is the betrayed father. michelle duncan has a small role in which she shines. 
ben marshall and a teen ager from a religious background and is made aware about the financial situation at home by his domineering mother laura. she suggests him to find a temporary job in order to contribute to the household. in fact the family has taken a widower and to board with them. robert marshall and the father and is a pastor at the local church while he would much rather be in the country watching birds than tending to the souls entrusted to his church. the job ben applies is with an older actress and evie walton and who wants him to do things for her around the house. dame evie and as she calls herself and is a woman of a certain age whose career has died maybe because she was not that great. in fact the only memorable appearance seems to be in a soap opera which was popular but she would rather forget about it. evie and who is a compulsive liar and tells ben she dying and only to forget it conveniently and later on when she comes clean to the boy. ben is obviously in awe of the larger than life personality of his employer. he has been taking driving lessons. evie asks him to take a camping trip and which he does against his better judgment. he knows that it will provoke his mother fury. not content with that and evie decides to go on to edinburgh and where she has been invited to read at an arts festival. it is this trip that solidifies their bond. ben gets to meet and taste the pleasures of the flesh with a sympathetic bryony. when ben gets back and everything crumbles at home. his mother and who has been having an affair with a parishioner and decides to leave the family in favor of the young man she has been having an affair with. ben and evie relationship survives the test of time. he also begins to see his own father in a different light. jeremy brock and the writer of driving lessons and other memorable english films and takes his first directorial job with this engaging comedy. the mixture of show business and religion and loyalty and friendship and are explored in his screen treatment making it a fun time at the movies. we have seen the similar situation before as in billy elliott and where julie walters plays a nurturing role with a younger man. we had read the film was based on mr. brock own experience while working dame peggy ashcroft when he was young. julie walters and who plays evie walton and is perhaps the best excuse to watch the movie. she always delivers. ms. walters is a welcome presence in any film she appears and she does wonders with her fake dame. laura linney and a luminous player herself and doesn not quite get our sympathy with her icy mother. rupert grint and famous for his harry potter movies plays ben and the young man who sees in evie a kind soul. nicholas farrell is the betrayed father. michelle duncan has a small role in which she shines. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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