The story takes place in 1948. The 72-year-old Jewish widow Daisy lives in Atlanta with her son Brie. She has a weird temper. Although she can no longer drive due to her age, she still insists on driving. As a result, she crashes her brand new par. Card car. Brie bought her a Hurd brand car and hired her a driver. Daisy was unwilling to make any changes in her life. She refused to accept the driver Hawke hired by her son. The simple and kind Hawke had to try Take the initiative to please the eccentric old lady. As time went on, Daisy was gradually influenced by Hawke, and finally started to ask Hawke to drive her. Hawke was very generous and kind to Daisy, and friendship began to appear between the two. Daisy, who was a teacher in her youth, also began to teach Hawke to read. Their friendship lasted for more than 20 years, and Daisy finally told Hawke that he was her closest friend.
Driving Miss Daisy movie plot
2021-12-08 08:01
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Kayley 2021-12-08 08:01:50
The acting skills of the two actors are really superb
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Jarvis 2022-04-21 09:02:08
Especially in American movies, the friendship stories of Jewish blacks from different classes and sunsets, the two people in the picture gradually reach harmony from isolation to approaching multi-racial beliefs. Tandy, the 80-year-old actress, has an extraordinary temperament. Morgan's smirk and pursed lips and body performances are rich, and the lonely and brisk ear wash soundtrack. Every time I watch it, there are many tears and laughter such as mahjong bickering. But after Martin Luther King, Jr. felt that he could speak better, and it was natural to express time with makeup. Archives.
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Hoke Colburn: Hey, there, Oscar, Junior... how you boys doin' this morning?
Oscar: How the old lady treatin' you, Hoke?
Hoke Colburn: Lord, I tell you one thing... she sho' do know how to throw a fit!
[Hoke, Oscar, and Junior break out in laughter]
Daisy Werthan: What's so funny?
Hoke Colburn: Nothin', Miss Daisy. We jus' carryin' on.
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Boolie Werthan: What I need is for somebody to drive my mother around
Hoke Colburn: Well, if you don' mind my askin', sir, how come she's not hirin' for herself?
Boolie Werthan: See, it's kind of a delicate situation.
Hoke Colburn: Oh, yessir, yessir... done gone around the bend a little bit. Well, now, that'll happen as they get old...
Boolie Werthan: Oh, no, she's all there. Too-much-there is the problem!
[Hoke laughs]