Bernard Jordan escapes from his care home to attend the 70th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings in France.
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★★★★★
So much to enjoy in this film. Caine and Jackson are superb. Glenda died soon after completing work on the film and Michael has more than hinted that this might be his final film. That being the case, what a tremendous film for them both to go out on. The film...
★★★★★
The world will probably never forget the Normandy landings for a variety of reasons.
1 of those is because it was a time of huge sacrifice, pain and suffering, leading to joyous success.
But then despite lives lived in the intervening years by the survivors,...
★★★★★
Both Michael Caine(? Last film) and Glenda Jackson (her last film)give touching performances as husband and wife, in this nice, decent drama based on a true story.
I hope both Laura and I see out our days in a residential home by the seafront, like the one th...
★★★★★
Having missed an organised trip to the 70th anniversary of The D-Day landings, 90 year old Bernard John makes his own way to France, leaving behind his wife and care home.
I suppose I'd start by saying that I didn't want this film to end, magical from beginni...
★★★★★
A fabulous cast with amazing performances demonstrating why Jackson and Caine are so highly regarded. Covers many difficult topics - longevity, friendship, guilt, trauma, illness, alcoholism, forgiveness and redemption. My husband and I both cried on a number...
