When she sees injustices being done, she tries to put them right. And along the way, of course, she influences so many other characters' lives, and. But more than that, I'm going to give myself this challenge to get what to most people would be seemingly impossible for a woman of her standing, of her financial status. All right, my life isn't going to be over. Most of all, she's wanting this sense of adventure that.
But in the film, you can see the dress as a kind of metaphor for other things that she's wanting in her life. SIMON: What does a Christian Dior dress mean to Mrs. So I thought, right, OK, I'm going to use this one and put myself right up front and take full responsibility for how this film kind of succeeds, really, or fails. And with film, I've tended to be more of the supporting artist. For me, I just wanted to try and breathe some very realistic life into this woman who was full of care and love and optimism. I knew quite a lot about the social, cultural temperature of that period. MANVILLE: Well, you know, it's a period I know quite a lot about, having done "Phantom Thread" and through a play that I'd done with Mike Leigh some years ago as well, which explored a woman in the 1950s.
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SIMON: Movie is based on the 1958 novel by Paul Gallico. LESLEY MANVILLE: Oh, you're very welcome, Scott. The title of a new movie tells us what happens next - "Mrs. The sight of that dress ignites a dream to have something like that herself one day. It's a frock designed by Christian Dior in Paris, costs 500 pounds. And one day, she spots a sparkly fancy dress in a chair in the home of a wealthy client. She scrubs homes for people in the upper crust of the times. Let me tell you about Ada Harris, a hardworking housekeeper in postwar London.
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