- Margaret Natalie Smith won the second Oscar with Neil Simon's California Suite 8 years later , becoming the first and only actor in British history who has won an Oscar for best supporting role.
- Margaret Natalie Smith’s husband Robert Stephens also starred in the film’s protagonist. She and her husband were once known as "Little Olivers" (the Olivers are Prince Laurence Olivier of Shakespeare and his wife Vivian Mary Hartley , the first The couple files of the Oscar actresses. Vivien Leigh: Gone with the Wind in 1939, A Streetcar Named Desire in 1951 ; Lawrence Oliver: The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark in 1948. )
- In the stage play of the film love, Miss Brody's role was initially given to Margaret Natalie Smith but Margaret Natalie Smith rejected it, and was later starred by Vanessa Redgrave . During the film preparation stage, Redgrave expressed his reluctance to play. Fascist supporter, director Ronald Neame later said "Thank God, I didn't want her to act in the beginning." So the role went to Maggie Smith, achieving her Oscar queen honor.
- The production company 20th Century Fox originally wanted Audrey Hepburn to star, but the director refused. So starred by Margaret Natalie Smith.
- The director has never read the original novel.
- This is the first time Margaret Natalie Smith has played the role of a teacher. Her second role as a teacher was to experiment with the vice principal of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and Dean of Gryffindor in the eight films of the huge series of Harry Potter 30 years later . Professor Minerva McGonagall of Transfiguration . According to Harry Potter author JK Rowling , Minerva McGonagall is also Scottish.
- The students are played by adults over 18 years old. There are even pregnant women.
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