Movie Review: Miss Potter (2006)

Hello, all of you!

This will be my first movie review of 2019! I decided that it would be the first movie I watched in 2019, and I was planning on it being a movie that I had never seen before, but my whole family started watching this one that we love, so here we are! This is a fabulous movie, but I'll let you read my review.

My guarantee: On ALL of my reviews there are NO spoilers unless I give you warning.

Miss Potter (2006):

Based on: A true story!
"There's something delicious about writing the first few words of a story, you never know where they will take you..."
Beatrix Potter has always loved to sketch and write stories. She finally is going to be published, but the Warne brothers don't think her story The Tale of Peter Rabbit will be a hit. They assign their little brother, Norman, to her, thinking that it will discourage him from trying to be in the publishing business. Norman is set to prove them wrong, and Beatrix is set to prove that a woman can be an author, so together they make her to become one of the best selling authors of all time.

'"Who will love you?"

"I have my art and animals, I don't need anyone else."'

Genre: Biography, Period Drama, Romance.

Length: approx. 88 minutes.

Costumes: 9!

Script: 9, "Oh, let us have tea in the garden, it is too beautiful a day to not share it with the flowers."

Crew:

Directed by: Chris Noonan
Produced by: David Kirschner
Written by: Richard Maltby, Jr.
Starring:
Renée Zellweger as Beatrix Potter. "My dear Miss Potter, you are an author."

Ewan McGregor as Norman Warne.

Emily Watson as Millie Warne. "I have decided that you and I are going to be friends."

Lloyd Owen as William Heelis.
Barbara Flynn as Helen Potter.

Bill Paterson as Rupert Potter.
Lucy Boynton as Young Beatrix.

Justin McDonald as Young William.

Phyllida Law as Mrs. Louisa Warne.
Anton Lesser as Harold Warne.
David Bamber as Fruing Warne.

Cinematography: 10!

Cinematography by: Andrew Dunn

Music: 10, forever a 10! The songs "Let Me Teach You How to Dance" and "When You Taught Me How to Dance", are so beautiful!!!!!

Music by: Nigel Westlake

Quotes: 9, "The only thing true at my age is that everyday matters."

Notes: You don't want to unmarried, like Fiona. (Just joking!)

Storyline: 9, there is some drinking, and hints at scandal. 

Good For: Period Drama lovers, people who like to cry, people who have lost someone.

Overall Score: 9!

Bonus thoughts: This is so amazing. I loved it when I first saw it when I was 7, and I still love it now! Though, sometimes I don't allow myself to watch it.

Have you seen this movie? What do you think? If not, go watch it now.

Thanks for reading!

MovieCritic