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Book an Advert. Buy a photo. Submit a story. Home » News » Areas » Taplow. Their first meeting comes when Jean looks into a room as Reggie is discussing opera vs. He dismisses her. But the chill between them thaws with astonishing rapidity all the way to a final scene of stupendously cornball romance.

The movie shows the others going to great lengths to coax her into the gala. Jean orders her to leave with such vehemence that poor Cissy flees from the room, collapses on a landing and is next seen in a hospital bed with symptoms of memory loss. A stroke? Who knows? We understand that these characters made a lot of money in their lifetime and can afford this expensive retirement. But practical details at Beecham House are murky.

There seem to be no elevators, and all the octogenarian residents, even Jean with her hip replacement, use the stairs. The staff consists of the supervisor and a few nurses. No children. No grandchildren. It has a good heart. Maybe what it needs is more exotic marigolds. Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from until his death in In , he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Rated PG for brief strong language and suggestive humor.

Tom Courtenay as Reggie. Billy Connolly as Wilf. Maggie Smith as Jean. Michael Gambon as Cedric. Gwyneth Jones as Anne.

Pauline Collins as Cissy. Reviews Sweet.