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Die schrullige, obdachlose Miss Shepherd lebt seit Jahren in ihrem kleinen Van, mit dem sie von Ort zu Ort zieht. Eines Tages landet sie mit ihrem kaputten Wagen in der Auffahrt des Theaterautors Alan Bennett im Londoner Stadtteil Camden. Bennett. The Lady in the Van ist ein britischer Spielfilm des Regisseurs Nicholas Hytner aus dem Jahr Die Tragikomödie basiert auf dem gleichnamigen. albors.eu - Kaufen Sie The Lady in the Van günstig ein. Qualifizierte Bestellungen werden kostenlos geliefert. Sie finden Rezensionen und Details zu einer. Maggie Smith ist „The Lady in the Van“ in der Verfilmung des gleichnamigen Stücks von Alan Bennett. Die merkwürdige Dame gab es wirklich. The Lady In The Van ein Film von Nicholas Hytner mit Maggie Smith, Alex Jennings. Inhaltsangabe: In den ern trägt sich in Camden Town eine. Entdecke die Filmstarts Kritik zu "The Lady In The Van" von Nicholas Hytner: Wir haben „The Lady In The Van“ von „Die History Boys“-Regisseur Nicholas. Regisseur Nicholas Hytner adaptiert Bennetts Bühnenhit „The Lady in the Van“ und lässt auch gleich dessen Bühnenstar Maggie Smith im Film an der Seite von.
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How did you buy your ticket? View All Videos 1. View All Photos Movie Info. In London, playwright Alan Bennett Alex Jennings develops an unlikely friendship with Miss Shepherd Maggie Smith , a homeless woman who lives in a van in his driveway for the next 15 years.
Nicholas Hytner. Alan Bennett. Aug 10, BBC Films. Maggie Smith Miss Shepherd. Alex Jennings Alan Bennett. Roger Allam Rufus. Deborah Findlay Pauline.
Frances de la Tour Ursula Vaughan Williams. Gwen Taylor Mam. Jim Broadbent Underwood. David Calder Mr. James Corden Street Trader. Dominic Cooper Theatre Actor.
Nicholas Hytner Director. Alan Bennett Screenwriter. Nicholas Hytner Producer. Damian Jones Producer. Kevin Loader Producer. Christine Langan Executive Producer.
Ed Wethered Executive Producer. Miles Ketley Executive Producer. Charles Moore Executive Producer. Andrew Dunn Cinematographer.
February 12, Rating: B Full Review…. November 29, Full Review…. View All Critic Reviews Jun 07, Anthony L Super Reviewer. Jun 06, Lady In The Van is the true story of a woman who lives on a man's driveway for 15 years.
Sounds boring? Quite the opposite! This is an entertaining sweet film that actually has some funny moments as well some sadder times.
Maggie Smith delivers yet another fantastic performance, let's face it she can do no wrong! I did however find that the majority of the film was rather forgettable and felt like the film was just abit too sweet for my taste.
The script was decent though and that prevented the film from being a disaster. Luke A Super Reviewer. May 02, The biggest problem with this witless, excruciating movie is that it feels almost impossible to have any sympathy for such an odious old lady is she supposed to be adorable in her annoying eccentricity?
I can't tell , and I couldn't wait to see her die so it would be finally over. Carlos M Super Reviewer. Apr 14, An elegant and amusing drama.
This sweet movie is slow but the wonderfully talented Smith carries it through to the end! Film C Super Reviewer.
See all Audience reviews. Housekeeper At Convent: Who are you to come here asking whether the Bishop likes meringues?
Miss Shepherd: I'm studying incognito in Paris. Miss Shepherd: You're not Saint John are you? Miss Shepherd: I'm lady on a van! View All Quotes.
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Filthy Rich. No Score Yet. Dancing With the Stars. The Voice. Bennett: No. My name's Bennett. It conked out, the battery possibly.
I put some water in only it hasn't done the trick. Bennett: Was it distilled water? Miss Shepherd: It was holy water so it doesn't matter if it was distilled or not.
The oil is another possibility. Bennett: That's not holy too? Miss Shepherd: Holy oil in a van? Don't be silly. It would be far too expensive. I want pushing to Albany Street.
Bennett pushes the van while Miss Shepherd directs. Miss Shepherd: What have we stopped for? Bennett: This is Albany Street.
Miss Shepherd: The top of Albany Street. I want the bottom. Bennett: That's a mile away. Miss Shepherd: So? You're young. I'm in dire need of assistance.
I'm a sick woman, dying possibly. Later, when Bennett offers to let Miss Shepherd move the van into his garden to avoid being ticketed by police, she objects.
Miss Shepherd: There's a lot of ivy in your garden. Ivy's poison. I shall have to think about it. You're not doing me a favour, you know. I've got other fish to fry.
A man on the pavement told me that if I went south of the river I'd be welcomed with open arms. Bennett: I was to learn that to reject favours when offered was always Miss Shepherd's way.
Time had to pass to erase any sense of obligation or gratitude, so that when eventually she did avail herself of the offer and bring the van in the feeling was that she had done me the favour.
One laughs, but international diplomacy proceeds along much the same lines. View all 23 comments. Jan 07, Margitte rated it really liked it Shelves: memoirs , nonfiction , read , not-reviewed , british-author.
Enjoyed this short book for what it was. Well written. Great humor, a touch of compassion and sadness. I wanted to read this book after The Uncommon Reader , which was often hilarious and really funny.
The Lady In The Van did not disappoint. Might write more later. View all 6 comments. Nov 16, Al rated it it was amazing. Very charming and funny, quirky I suppose, but also terribly sad.
The world is full of brilliant, weird, interesting , folk, but how badly we treat anyone who doesn't fit. Reminds me of this cafe I go to.
Theres always this old guy loitering outside. Soon as a customer leaves, the cafe owner waves the old guy in, and invites him to polish off any food left.
Then the old guy salutes the owner, and leaves. Talk about break my heart!! Yeah, sad and funny. And probably full of social messages. Jul 08, J.
I couldn't put it down. So instead of reviewing the whole book, "Writing Home" I just picked a random edition of this story to review.
I will probably read the rest of the book, though, as Bennett's writing is so brilliant. So comic, and yet so evocative and humbling; I want to say "wry" but there's too much compassion for that.
As the blurb says, it evokes a period in London that's probably gone now, but all that is very much in the background.
Forcibly in the foreground is Miss Shepherd, and her relationship with Alan Bennett - no, it's the other way round, it's Alan Bennett's relationship with her.
She is 'an eccentric', 'a character', proudly independent at least in her own mind but utterly impossible to live with - and yet Alan Bennett did live with her, at least with her home, her unspeakable van, in his drive, for sixteen years.
His humility as regards his attitude to her was humbling to me, when he describes how the ambulance workers, doctor and priest who attend her end do so without any sign of the repugnance he himself felt.
He explains his allowing her to live in his front drive by saying he could get no peace at the thought of the attacks she suffered out in the open road.
You'll laugh aloud at some of the diary entries that form the basis for this short book. Generally Alan Bennett doesn't rise to the bait of humour in response, but I liked this unspoken offering: January St Anthony of Padua.
But it is after her death that he discovers something of what her life was, and realises the legacy she left him in terms of his approach to his own writing.
There's a charming bit in a wheelchair that I won't spoil by quoting, but Maggie Smith does it full justice!
View all 14 comments. Very funny true book about the dignity afforded an elderly citizen by Alan Bennett and his neighbours. Wonderfully written. Essentially, it is an account of his interactions, over some twenty years, with the elderly Miss Shepherd, a homeless woman whose van was parked, at first in his street opposite his house, then later, in his front garden.
Not until after she died, did Bennett learn very much at all about this secretive, opinionated, demanding old lady.
A staple of Miss S. I have a stock of them in the house, but she insists I invest in yet more so that a perpetual supply of sherbet lemons may never be in doubt.
To do the job properly would have required a team of archaeologists. Every surface was covered in layers of old clothes, frocks, blankets and accumulated papers, some of them undisturbed for years, and all lying under a crust of ancient talcum powder.
Sprinkled impartially over wet slippers, used incontinence pads and half-eaten tins of baked beans, it was of a virulence that supplemented rather than obliterated the distinctive odour of the van.
Very entertaining. View all 4 comments. Nov 14, Arwen rated it really liked it Recommends it for: students of human nature. A very strange and oddly beautiful collection of essays about an eccentric homeless woman that the author allowed to live in her van on his property for odd years.
There's no sugar-coating, so you see their strange relationship develop over time with its odd intimacies and uncomfortableness, and a kind of affection.
It really gives a face and a dignity to the "crazies" you see on the street everywhere in the world. A quick read and worth it. View all 3 comments.
Nov 28, Christy rated it it was amazing Shelves: reviewed , non-fiction. This book was the unlikely topic of conversation with a friend after a few drinks.
Slightly dejected, he recounted his guilt over his grandmothers death and wondered if he had done enough as she spiralled into eccentricity.
What brought on this rather morose reminiscence I asked, and he mentioned that he had recently seen the movie "The Lady in the Van", and she reminded him a little of his slightly-batty granny.
I looked it up when I got home, and seeing that it was based on a book, I promptly b This book was the unlikely topic of conversation with a friend after a few drinks.
I looked it up when I got home, and seeing that it was based on a book, I promptly bought it. It was a short read - a brief memoir by Alan Bennett, who it turns out is not only a talented writer, but a pretty decent human being, as I don't think many people would tolerate a slightly mentally ill homeless pensioner camping in their garden.
Most people wouldn't put up with this for a week - let alone 15 years. Of course these days they'd get whisked off to a nursing home, but back in the s things we didn't have the factory-line ready and waiting for anyone who inconvenienced society like we do today, and the support of the street who allowed her to remain there allowed her to slip through the net.
So instead of ostracising her and making her someone else's problem, the community sort-of embraces her, tolerating her, in many ways encouraging her.
Despite the bizarre living situation, despite the smells and the physical problems, the missing mental pieces, I never felt sorry for her, as she seemed to be having a whale of a time tormenting the street and living a life of freedom, if not luxury.
It is written with humour, and a frank honesty that moved me. It was a short memoir, taking me less than an hour to read, but in that hour managed to give me a variety of emotions.
I felt Alan's frustration, his confusion, his humour, his appreciation and ultimately, I felt a little bit of guilt over the fact that I don't think I would have been as patient It reminded me that sometimes kindness is letting people live, and existing with them, despite their problems and eccentricities, and not shutting up everyone who is slightly convenient in a hospital or home, to wither behind closed doors.
But at the same time Would she have hated an institutionalized life? Would she have improved, and been able to live independently in that flat that she wanted, and reconnect with her family?
I tried to take a positive slant on Alan Bennett's kindness in allowing her to live there - but of course, there is a definite sadness to the fact she was in this situation to begin with.
View 1 comment. I read this pamphlet of a book two days before seeing the film What really interested me in the film was the many allusions to Alan Bennett's sexuality.
Has he come out in glorious fashion without me knowing? I thought it was one of those unspoken secrets that everybody knows- surely many of us had uncles when growing up who were Mine, for instance, listened to Richard Tauber and other operatic legends, read extensively particularly history and politics and adored Gracie Fields.
Growing up in an impoverished council estate in the s and s all of that was quite niche.. The book, anyway, was an okay read although it left me a little cold.
In contrast I had to "leave the room" after watching the film and have a little lie down. The immense power in the film was, to me, the comparison between Bennett's own ailing mother who longed to live with him and the Lady in the Van who, kind-of, did, for a decade and a half.
None of that is in the book. No doubt the film follows more closely the treatment Bennett did for the play version back in the day The "two Alans" in the film the one who writes, the one who lives was another great touch missing from the version in this book.
My advice: skip the book and check out the film. You know Maggie Smith can't fail you just don't mention Sister Act 2.
View all 11 comments. Oct 16, Sue Gerhardt Griffiths rated it really liked it Shelves: Although only 99 pages this short memoir packed a punch.
Poignant, thought-provoking and really funny at times. My first ever read by Alan Bennett, I think I need to explore more of his work.
The kindness Alan Bennett showed towards Miss Shephard is admirable - allowing an eccentric homeless woman to live in her van in his driveway for 15 years.
This little book was a beautiful read. A few days later I watched the film. It was brilliant. Maggie Smith was magnificent. View all 9 comments.
Oct 25, Jason rated it it was amazing Shelves: read-in I'm a big fan of the movie adaptation of this book, Maggie Smith is incredible, so when I started reading the book the voices were already there.
I didn't realise just how well Maggie captured Miss Shepherd, all her mannerisms were spot on. This is non-fiction, the book is taken from notes out of Bennett's diaries, he sat at his desk most days writing and his view was of a bright yellow van in his driveway occupied by brilliantly eccentric old lady.
The book highlights her daily activities, accep I'm a big fan of the movie adaptation of this book, Maggie Smith is incredible, so when I started reading the book the voices were already there.
The book highlights her daily activities, accepting post, giving her shopping lists to people and scaring the crap out of Vincent Price.
There are plenty of laughs as Bennett against his better judgement bows down to Miss Shepherd's demands and there are plenty of sad moments as you witness the way this poor old lady is living.
A brilliant read, very short but feels like an epic. Jan 16, Smiley rated it really liked it Shelves: biography. I think this biography is readable and interesting since Alan Bennett wrote from his direct experience on a lady tramp who lived in her old van.
The van itself parked in his land for 15 years was her home till she passed away. I like his ways of expressing himself considerately and kindly towards an elderly lady who wasn't his relative at all.
I think it's his compassion, character and wisdom that shaped all of his motive and action in helping her live comfortably as much as she could.
It's funn I think this biography is readable and interesting since Alan Bennett wrote from his direct experience on a lady tramp who lived in her old van.
It's funny, I think, in the sense that they're both strangers but, Fortune might dictate their lives, they kept knowing each other and kept going in their own ways.
It reminds me that everyone's getting older every day, month and year. Therefore, we need to do our best to our fellow human beings in any walk of life.
While reading, I thought and wondered why he was so humane and why some people were and are unthinkably cruel, selfish and ruthless.
I think he did everything he thought he should do it to help her. Is it in the name of charity? I think not. View all 18 comments. Miss Shepherd is one of those unforgettable quirky characters that manages to jump from the page as soon as you read about her.
Bennett himself describes her as Dickensian and he is not wrong. What helps is Bennett's to the point writing style that builds just enough description with wry social commentary and personal experience.
A recent movie adaptation has cast Maggie Smith as our Lady in the Van and although she does not meet the physical description of this Miss Shepherd, I look forward to Miss Shepherd is one of those unforgettable quirky characters that manages to jump from the page as soon as you read about her.
A recent movie adaptation has cast Maggie Smith as our Lady in the Van and although she does not meet the physical description of this Miss Shepherd, I look forward to seeing her performance!
I know someone who keeps raving about Alan Bennett's writing, so I thought I'd investigate with this little story. I enjoy this type of writing and Mr.
Of course, not everyone has some very eccentric woman park her broken-down van in their driveway for 20 years! When the stench was mentioned, especially the part about certain unmentionables drying on the electric ring I know someone who keeps raving about Alan Bennett's writing, so I thought I'd investigate with this little story.
When the stench was mentioned, especially the part about certain unmentionables drying on the electric ring, I thought I could never have done what he did!
This kind of reminds me of a man who preached from the road divider on Kenyatta Avenue in the s. As the traffic surged around him, he stomped back and forth shouting his sermons of damnation and salvation in his shorts, shirt, and tie, and a wild look in his eye.
I often thought that he was happiest there. To lock him away in a mental institution would have removed a bit of colour in the town.
The same with Miss Shepherd. She obviously never fit in - we hear how she always went to the back of her brother's house and hopped over the fence when she went to visit him, never using the conventional front door.
If only she took hygiene seriously!!! A quick read, lovely writing, and a bit of philosophising on a quiet Sunday evening here.
Be honest with yourself at least, if not with me. Would you allow a filthy and foul-mouthed homeless woman of uncertain age to park her trailer in your yard and live there for decades until she dies?
I wouldn't, I couldn't. But this is what Alan Bennett, the extraordinarily gifted and prolific British author and playwright put up with, with nary a harsh word, but with this memoir to show for it when the romance, such as it was, ended.
Not a sentimental thought, not a feel-good message, not an em Be honest with yourself at least, if not with me. Not a sentimental thought, not a feel-good message, not an emotional recounting of this relationship that can't have been easy every day.
One shudders to think what a Nicholas Sparks or a Mitch Albom would have done with this material. But Bennett?
Matter of fact as they come.
For someone as OCD as I am about clutter, this book, written in a way that you are standing looking in on the scene as it unfolds Vom Teufel Besessen the years, had me laughing out loud. Accedi alla tua posta e fai click sul link per convalidare. Go back. Persistently cheerful, blind to the feelings of others and, at Band Of Brothers Besetzung, terribly lonely, Peggy is at once a richly Rtl Winnetou Sendetermin and desperately moving creation, providing a rewarding challenge for a mature actress. Certified Fresh Picks. Theatrical release poster. Bennett pushes the van while Miss Shepherd directs. Sei d'accordo con Emanuele Sacchi?The Lady In The Van Statistiken
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