ben and (rupert grint) and is a deeply unhappy adolescent and the son of his unhappily married parents. his father and (nicholas farrell) and is a vicar and his mother and (laura linney) and is . well and let just say she a somewhat hypocritical soldier in jesus army. it only when he takes a summer job as an assistant to a foul mouthed and eccentric and once famous and now forgotten actress evie walton and (julie walters) and that he finally finds himself in true harold and maude fashion. of course and evie is deeply unhappy herself and it only when these two sad sacks find each other that they can put their mutual misery aside and hit the road to happiness. of course it corny and sentimental and very predictable but it has a hard side to it and too and walters and who could sleep walk her way through this sort of thing if she wanted and is excellent. it when she puts the craziness to one side and finds the pathos in the character and (like hitting the bottle and throwing up in the sink) and that she at her best. the problem is she the only interesting character in the film (and it not because of the script which doesn not do anybody any favours). grint and on the other hand and isn not just unhappy while he a bit of a bore as well while linney starched bitch is completely one dimensional. (still and she got the english accent off pat). the best that can be said for it is that it mildly enjoyable  with the emphasis on the mildly. 
ben and (rupert grint) and is a deeply unhappy adolescent and the son of his unhappily married parents. his father and (nicholas farrell) and is a vicar and his mother and (laura linney) and is . well and let just say she a somewhat hypocritical soldier in jesus army. it only when he takes a summer job as an assistant to a foul mouthed and eccentric and once famous and now forgotten actress evie walton and (julie walters) and that he finally finds himself in true harold and maude fashion. of course and evie is deeply unhappy herself and it only when these two sad sacks find each other that they can put their mutual misery aside and hit the road to happiness. of course it corny and sentimental and very predictable but it has a hard side to it and too and walters and who could sleep walk her way through this sort of thing if she wanted and is excellent. it when she puts the craziness to one side and finds the pathos in the character and (like hitting the bottle and throwing up in the sink) and that she at her best. the problem is she the only interesting character in the film (and it not because of the script which doesn not do anybody any favours). grint and on the other hand and isn not just unhappy while he a bit of a bore as well while linney starched bitch is completely one dimensional. (still and she got the english accent off pat). the best that can be said for it is that it mildly enjoyable  with the emphasis on the mildly. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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