The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

Name: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Released: 1969

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1969

PG

1 HOUR 56 MINS

Drama

In 1930s Edinburgh, a eccentric and free-spirited teacher becomes deeply involved in the lives of her young students, influencing them with her unorthodox views on love, politics, and art, while her personal relationships lead to conflicts with the school’s administration.

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Matt Roush says...

Before she was Downton Abbey’s imperious Dowager Countess Violet Crowley and Harry Potter’s Professor Minerva McGonagall, Maggie Smith was already a renowned two-time Oscar winner and Tony winner. Turner Classic Movies salutes the actress, who died September 27 at 89, with a prime-time lineup of movies, most notably her Oscar triumph as Best Actress in 1969’s Miss Jean Brodie (at 10/9c), as a maverick teacher at a Scottish girls’ school. Other films include her movie debut in the 1958 crime drama Nowhere to Go (8/7c), and her Oscar-nominated performances as the eccentric title character in 1972’s Travels with My Aunt (midnight/11c) and in Merchant-Ivory’s 1985 A Room with a View (2 am/1c).