THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE (Full Movie)  

Thank you Scottie as I couldn’t find it anywhere. MAGGIE SMITH FOREVER ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥 “Little girls, I am in the business of putting old heads on young shoulders, and all my pupils are the crème de la crème. Give me a girl at an impressionable age, and she is mine for life.” ~Jean Brodie The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

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Thankyou Scottie. Heard the sad news this morning in Australia 🇦🇺. Watching this now. 😢 A lady till the final curtain call.❤❤ RIP dear Maggie. 🙏

@@rikkireich7786 The last line of that quote stuck with me for so long, my whole childhood. But I’d forgotten it. Haven’t seen this film since it came out. So glad to find it here. Thanks, Scottie! Only a vague memory of what happens, but I remember loving it. 🍿

Is Maggie Smith dead? Didn't know she had died .

@@marjoriegarner5369Only physically. Her spirit and legend will live forever in cinema.

well said.

I do think Europeans are more sensible about growing old. There's no avoiding it and you there is nothing wrong with looking your age. Look at Jane Fonda.. Then look at Maggie or Judie Dench. And disfiguring yourself has nothing to do with your "job" as an actress. Maggie Smith could play anyone of the screen with just one look. No matter who she had in front of her. She was one of the truly greats. Look at one of her movies before you go to a plastic surgeon. It's the talent that counts. Not the plastic you put into your body.

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Yes really appreciated getting tp see this again and her fine acting

@@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd I had never heard of Giotto until I watched this film on tv around 1980.

Julie Andrews could not have done it IMO

Room with a View too, cousin Charlotte.

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Yes, thank you for kindly posting this. I was searching for it since Dame Maggie departed because this film made such an impact on me as a teenager.

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She was 35 when this movie came out.

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@@robynsegg I went to a same exact Catholic girls’ school, too. Got an excellent education even though I was almost suspended weeks before graduation for getting caught smoking in uniform at the cafe across the street from the campus by Sister Agnes Imelda. 😅

@@cindymaceda2999 I'm glad you weren't suspended. You were on school grounds so you could do whatever you want. But because of you were still wearing the uniform, Sr. Agnes decided to make a big stink about it. But here's the thing... those same, nuns, brothers & priest who were always he-b!tching about the students smoking... SMOKE THEMSELVES! I mean, dayum... hypocrisy much? 🤔💭🚬

A brilliant screenplay. One of the greatest for me.

ABSOLUTELY! She will always be GREAT! ARS LONGA, VITA BREVIS. RIP dear Maggie.

Such a handsome husband and their sons are equally good-looking and talented as their parents.

@@mpfromdaov was Maggie smith married to mr lloyed real lifea

@@lillianmcgovern3251 Maggie Smith and Robert Stephens were married from 1967 to 1975.

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When the British had afternoon tea at home using silver and picnics with a wicker basket.😢

You are right not to like her. Muriel Spark makes it clear that she is a sort of a monster. A brilliant and alluring one, but a monster nevertheless.

The absolute Prime of Dame Maggie Smith ! 😊

I was thinking of Pamela Franklin (Sandy) & thought she struggled with the Scottish accent. One does not see her on tv or film either sadly.

@@maudeboggins9834 I have the movie on dvd. Pamela Franklin commented on how the dialect coach that was hired did not do a good job in teaching them.

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Her "teaching" led to the death of an innocent student. Horrible and unacceptable - that's the point of the film, I think

@@SirBerkeleyVincent You both speak as if "Jean Brodie" were an actual person. This is, I believe, a work of fiction. Having said that, yes.. Brodie is full of high-stakes contradictions and is finally confronted by an equally brilliant student. I believe this is what makes this film and this work so outstanding. The depths of the "lessons" are, at times, breathtaking. In addition to the magnificent Maggie Smith, the writing is brilliant. It's hard to find a contemporary film/play this unflinching or with this scarcity of insipid platitudes.

@@mazal-bb … and I don’t think Pamela Franklin was ever better than in this role.

​@@MrRobster1234 So Sandy was also ruined for life in becoming just like her teacher? "Give me a girl at an impressionable age and she is mine for life."

Awful woman! Having favourites. Looking to her pupils to flatter her ego. Fascist loving. A total narcissistic person.

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And beautiful coral silky blouse with matching tie/scarf

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I wanted to grow up to be her. 😅

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@ScottieMcClue Thank you very much for posting the film too. I'm going to watch it in a minute on the telly Y Tube.

For some of us women of a certain age, she will always only be Miss Jean Brody forever.

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