Adam Godley,
Bill Nighy,
Geoffrey Palmer,
Hugh Laurie,
Jim Broadbent
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Lonely soul Alfred Salteena (Jim Broadbent) transforms himself for the sake of love in this adaptation of Daisy Ashford's novel. Smitten with Ethel Monticue (Lyndsey Marshal), Alfred soon realizes he'...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 11, 2005
Stats: 11 reviews
This is the film version of a novel written by a 9 yr old girl in England about 100 years ago. It has never been out of print. It is hilarious, grammatical errors included.
I tried to watch this when I read that Bill Nighy, Hugh Laurie, and Jim Broadbent were in this film. But I couldn't make it past the first half hour. A tad too cheesy and over-exaggerated for my taste.
I'm a huge fan of British drama and Bbc productions, but this was pure chaos All characters were mad and there was nothing funny about that..
"Young Visiters" is one of the most charming films I have discovered over the last few years, because of its uniqueness: it is based on a novel that was written in 1919 by an eight-year-old girl, with her eight-year old's view of the world, and it deliberately treats its source a...( read more)
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