Movie review: Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (2022) is so sugary, it will give you a toothache
But in the most delicious way. Good, clean fun is coming right up in this woke adaptation of a 1958 novel.
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But in the most delicious way. Good, clean fun is coming right up in this woke adaptation of a 1958 novel.
Director Anthony Fabian embraces escapism in his adaptation of Paul Gallico's novel. Review by Markie Robson-Scott
Starring Lesley Manville and based on the 1958 novel by Paul Gallico, 'Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris' is a charming, humble trip worth taking.
For a long time Lesley Manville has shown why she's not only one of our best actresses working today, but also one of our most diverse. Case in point: just in the last few years she has played a mad scientist, a pixie-fairy, a bristly manager of an esteemed fashion house, a woman struggling with breast cancer, and a venomous backwoods matriarch. Now you can add a sweet and sprightly cleaning lady determined to get her very own Christian Dior evening gown.