The story of the film is set to take place in the small villages surrounding London from the late Victorian period to the early Edwardian period. The designers used a lot of bright colors when arranging the scenes. The filming location was chosen to be Penn Manor in Buckinghamshire. The staff of the film crew arranged a large garden on the manor, planted hundreds of small trees to form dense bushes, covered with flowers, and built it. There are tree houses, pig houses, chicken houses, pavilions and greenhouses. The design of the Browns house partly draws on the French colonial and Victorian Gothic architectural styles. In the interiors of the Browns, all the props are also very meticulously decorated, including wallpapers, fabrics, furniture with characteristics of the times and many other details
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Nanny McPhee Scene layout
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Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Mr. Brown: We must begin our story, sad to say with an empty chair. If it were not empty, we would not have a story. But, it is. And we do, and it is time to tell it.
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[Mr. Brown goes to the Nannies of Distinction. Mrs. Partridge locks the door and he tries to open the door, but it won't budge. He knocking on the door]
Mr. Brown: Mrs. Partridge?
The Voice of Mrs Partridge: We're closed!
[turns the sign and says "Closed"]
Mr. Brown: There's been a tiny hiccup.
The Voice of Mrs Partridge: We're not here!
[she put the blinds down]
Mr. Brown: No, no. Please, let me in.
The Voice of Mrs Partridge: Go away!
Mr. Brown: I'm sure, there's time. Listen, they didn't eat the baby. It was a chicken, actually.
The Voice of Mrs Partridge: There's no more nannies! You've had the lot!
[she slams the door and Mr. Brown leaves]