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Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Ally » 30 Dec 2014, 15:42

Just watching this again as I do every Christmas. :lol:

It is just such a fabulous production..every scene is excellent and every actor plays their part to perfection.

Even the dog. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Rodo » 30 Dec 2014, 15:59

I decided to give it a miss this time - have watched it so many times!
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Kaz » 30 Dec 2014, 19:12

Same here, it's fabulous but I must have seen it more than half a dozen times :oops: ;) :)
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Ally » 30 Dec 2014, 22:23

Kaz wrote:Same here, it's fabulous but I must have seen it more than half a dozen times :oops: ;) :)


This was my third time. :lol: :lol:

I seen it starting, quickly sat down...and couldn't pull myself away. :oops: :oops: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Aggers » 01 Jan 2015, 20:20

We have a DVD of this.

Mrs A Isn't too keen, but I've watched it many times. It is a marvelous production, and brings
back so many memories of life during WW2. You've made me want to see it again.
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Rodo » 01 Jan 2015, 21:14

I love the bit at the end where he rides down the hill and then calls him Dad. Wonderful
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Aggers » 01 Jan 2015, 22:16

Rodo wrote:I love the bit at the end where he rides down the hill and then calls him Dad. Wonderful


You sound like me.

I really will have to watch it again now - the next time Mrs A goes to town alone. :roll: :lol:
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Ally » 01 Jan 2015, 22:58

Rodo wrote:I love the bit at the end where he rides down the hill and then calls him Dad. Wonderful


I'm glad you've mentioned this Rodo. :D

To me it's testament to the whole story of how the curmudgeonly Mr Tom and the lovely William bonded and loved one another enough to be 'father and son.'

Have you read the book Rodo - I'm keen to get a copy now.
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Rodo » 02 Jan 2015, 08:52

No. Do you know, I didn't know there was a book. It's an idea.
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Re: Goodnight Mr Tom

Postby Aggers » 10 Jan 2015, 17:58

I watched Goodnight Mr Tom again this afternoon.

My eyes were watering most of the time. :cry:

It's a wonderful film.
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