La strana voglia di Jean

Titolo originale: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Regia: Ronald Neame
Anno: 1969
Origine: United Kingdom
Generi: Dramma
Tag: based on novel or book | love triangle | scotland | fascism | edinburgh, scotland | coming of age | teacher | eccentric | school | older man younger woman relationship | teacher student relationship | teacher hero | spinster | nude modeling | painter as artist | art teacher | female teacher | romantic triangle | hopeless romantic | sexual curiosity | girls' school | young girl seduces old man | young girls | romanticism |
Cast: Maggie Smith Robert Stephens Pamela Franklin Celia Johnson Gordon Jackson Diane Grayson Jane Carr Shirley Steedman Ann Way Heather Seymour Margo Cunningham Lavinia Lang Isla Cameron Antoinette Biggerstaff Molly Weir Rona Anderson Helena Gloag Roberta Tovey Candace Glendenning

Il severo e inappuntabile collegio femminile "Marcia Blaine" di Edimburgo apre ufficialmente l'anno scolastico 1932. Nel corpo insegnante si distingue la signorina Jean Brodie, una matura docente con molte idee sulla vita, alquanto personali e non tutte ortodosse. Le sue allieve l'adorano, poi la temono, ma sostanzialmente restano piuttosto turbate.

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Miss Brodie presents a slide show to the class. She tells a tale of how Dante Alighieri fell in lov [...]	D
When Mr. Lloyd spies Ms. Brodie and the girls from his studio window, he is seen wearing dark brown [...]	D
(at around 45 mins) In the office scene just after Miss Mackay stands up, the boom microphone's sha [...]	D
The very first shot of the film shows the Edinburgh skyline with a caption stating that it's 1932, [...]	D
Opening the scene of the girls' dance about an hour and a half into the movie is a shot of a phonog [...]	D
When Jenny and Sandy are toasting bread in the fireplace, they grab the ends of the forks that were [...]	D
At the end when Sandy walks out of the school, she passes a 1960s-style concrete lamp post.	D
The telephone on Miss McKay's desk is from the 1940s. The transmitter (what you talk into) would ha [...]	D
In the first half of the film, set in 1932, Jean Brodie speaks of Anna Pavlova in the present tense [...]	D

Frase

several characters: Mary MacGregor!	D
Jean Brodie: Little girls! I am in the business [...]	D
Gordon Lowther: I do not want to be your lover! [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Ah, chrysanthemums. Such serviceabl [...]	D
Jenny: Miss Brodie never got married like our mo [...]	D
[first lines] Gordon Lowther: Morning girls. Go [...]	D
Jean Brodie: "Dear Miss Brodie, I hope it will b [...]	D
Jean Brodie: The French have a genius for food, [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Now Jenny, do us a cartwheel for co [...]	D
Jean Brodie: I am truly in my prime.	D
Teddy Lloyd: The truth is that you bounced into [...]	D
Teddy Lloyd: [to Jean] What do you want me to do [...]	D
Teddy Lloyd: Ah, the dangerous Miss Brodie!	D
Jean Brodie: Can anyone tell me: who is the grea [...]	D
Jean Brodie: It was *you* who betrayed me! Sand [...]	D
Teddy Lloyd: You should have married old Lowther [...]	D
Miss Mackay: I'm always impressed by Miss Brodie [...]	D
Sandy: I'm not sure about God, but I am now quit [...]	D
Miss Mackay: Culture is no compensation for lack [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Assassin! Assassin!	D
Jean Brodie: Sandy, please try to do as I say an [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Safety does not come first. Goodnes [...]	D
Miss Mackay: [on "La Traviata"] Violetta was a t [...]	D
[Miss Brodie is getting the new girls to introdu [...]	D
Teddy Lloyd: A man with a wife and six children [...]	D
Jean Brodie: [after Miss Mackay has read a suppo [...]	D
Jean Brodie: I am a teacher! First, last, always [...]	D
Jean Brodie: It was you who betrayed me. Sandy: [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Deep in most of us is the potential [...]	D
[Miss Brodie is getting the new girls to introdu [...]	D
Teddy Lloyd: There's no contradiction in being b [...]	D
Teddy Lloyd: [to Sandy] You're a clever little c [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Six inches is perfectly adequate. M [...]	D
Teddy Lloyd: My church understands human imperfe [...]	D
Monica: She makes history seem like the cinema. [...]	D
Miss Kerr: She always looks so... *extreme*. [...]	D
Mary McGregor: I saw them kissing - together! [...]	D
Jean Brodie: P-E-T-R-I-F-I-C-A-T-I-O-N. Petrific [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Surely you cannot believe that this [...]	D
Jean Brodie: Miss Mackay, since you were first a [...]	D

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