when you hate women so much you sing an extremely gay song
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A snobbish phonetics professor agrees to a wager that he can take a flower girl and make her presentable in high society.
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when you hate women so much you sing an extremely gay song
A terrifying, blood-curdling story about a working-class woman who is abused, tortured, starved and neglected by a monstrous misogynist psychopath who is so pathologically obsessed with a skewed elitist idea of the purity of the English language that he's willing to completely wreck people's lives over it. She eventually finds her entire being controlled and dominated by him, so much so that even when she finally tries to escape she can't go back to the way she was... and might not even have been able to leave him at all. "Where the devil are my slippers" indeed.
the conclusion i get from these 3 looong hours is that high society can eat my unprivileged, common, loverly arse
A pompous professor of phonetics makes a bet that he can teach a Cockney flower girl to speak properly and successfully pass her off as a high-society lady.
George Cukor directed the 1964 adaptation, a filmmaker celebrated for his work with actors and his ability to translate stage plays into polished cinematic productions.
The film was a massive critical success, winning eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. Tickets on Mood.