Every girl is more or less a Lucy. The more she likes it, the more she pretends to not care. It is because of self-esteem or because of strict moral constraints. But in the face of Mr.Emerson's frank remarks, saying that she loves George is a "body and soul" of love, all the careful pretense may collapse.
All the people in the film are lovely, even the insincere Aunt Charlotte will regret the mistakes she has made, and the self-centered Cecil will accept lucy's illegal marriage calmly and kindly. And Mr.Beebe, as a priest, he also bravely stripped naked after a little hesitation. Not to mention Mr. Emerson, cute from start to finish.
The only flaw is that I watched the English version without subtitles, so I didn't understand a few things. In the future, I will also look for more films by James Ivory. Anyway, he has adapted a lot of works by Forster and Henry James.
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