Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day Reviews

I thoroughly enjoyed this film set in pre WWII London. Frances McDormand plays Miss Pettigrew, a down on her luck nanny who ends up spending a day as a social secretary to Delysia Defosse (Amy Adams). She is instantly drawn into the budding actress' world and the fun begins.  It is a period piece done the old fashioned way, only also done the modern way. — — I hadn't noticed Amy Adams until recently. Now I've seen her star in three movies in as many months and I'm a fan. She has such poise, energy and talent. In this film she was able to draw me into a seemingly shallow… read full review »

I enjoyed this movie and actually went to go see it twice. It is a fun light-hearted love story with witty dailogue, and comedic moments. — Personally, I enjoy period movies. Espescially 1920's and after. Seeing the clothing and style recreated from those days,for today, is so just impressive and makes me wish I could go back to witness that lifestyle in real life. — Excellent acting, directing, and casting. I can see myself enjoying this film again and again. — and I hate to say this since I am a married woman, but Lee Pace (whom I did not know until this film) is just… read full review »

Great cast.  Great sound track.  An overall feel-good movie.  I really enjoyed… read full review »