The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969) follows the story of a charismatic and unconventional schoolteacher, Miss Jean Brodie, who educates her students at a prestigious girls' school in Edinburgh during the interwar period. Instead of focusing on traditional academic subjects, Miss Brodie shares her unique perspectives on love, politics, and art. Her unconventional methods and personal relationships with two male teachers lead to controversy, putting her job at risk. Believing in the unwavering loyalty of her favorite pupils, Miss Brodie is shocked when one of them begins to question her influence and starts to forge her own path in life and love.
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969)
1969 · Movie · 116 min. · United Kingdom
Credits
Direction Ronald Neame
Cast Maggie Smith · Robert Stephens · Pamela Franklin · Gordon Jackson · Celia Johnson · Diane Grayson
Soundtrack Rod McKuen
Screenplay Jay Presson Allen · Muriel Spark
Cinematography Ted Moore
Technical sheet
Title The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Original title The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Year 1969
Type Movie
Length 116 min.
Country United Kingdom
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