Review of Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939) by Laurel Z — 05 Jun 2007
One of those films that hinges its life on a single performance, in this case Robert Donat's miraculous turn as the title schoolmaster and his life, going through all shades of emotion and not least performing flawlessly as a man three times his age, all whilst playing on the nostalgia of anyone whose ever enjoyed but a moment of school.
This review of Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939) was written by Laurel Z on 05 Jun 2007.
Goodbye, Mr. Chips has generally received very positive reviews.
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