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The Bookshop

Did she expect me just to moveout of my house and, probably, for that matter,out of the...

Did she expect me just to move
out of my house and, probably, for that matter,
out of the town altogether assuming that you would come
to the Old House to

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Did she expect me just to move out of my house
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and, probably, for that matter, out of the town altogether
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assuming that you would come to the Old House to...
Duration
11 seconds
Views
38
Timestamp in Movie
00:22:07
Uploaded
Jun 30, 2025
Genres
drama
Production
Zephyr Films,A Contracorriente Films,Diagonal TV

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Movie Summary

England 1959. In a small East Anglian town, Florence Green decides, against polite but ruthless local opposition, to open a bookshop.
If she'd been referring me, - The Bookshop 00:05
If she'd been referring me,
MR. THORNTON: Well, from what I've heard, - The Bookshop 00:08
MR. THORNTON: Well, from what I've heard,
I am here to demand that all unresolved matters - The Bookshop 00:08
I am here to demand that all unresolved matters
That I'd be leaving the Old House, - The Bookshop 00:04
That I'd be leaving the Old House,
There are many other vacant properties in Hardborough - The Bookshop 00:08
There are many other vacant properties in Hardborough
- We are Sea Scouts, ma'am. - Yes, so I see. - The Bookshop 00:04
- We are Sea Scouts, ma'am. - Yes, so I see.
NARRATOR: When Mrs. Green opened the first box of books she had ordered, - The Bookshop 00:34
NARRATOR: When Mrs. Green opened the first box of books she ...
And this was her happiest momet in the bookshop. - The Bookshop 00:06
And this was her happiest momet in the bookshop.
MR. RAVEN: Very, uh, lonely job, yours. - The Bookshop 00:05
MR. RAVEN: Very, uh, lonely job, yours.
Oh. Sorry about the waders. - The Bookshop 00:04
Oh. Sorry about the waders.
I couldn't be happier with the work the boys have done, - The Bookshop 00:08
I couldn't be happier with the work the boys have done,
No, he leaned out of the window - The Bookshop 00:06
No, he leaned out of the window
And whenever I run into him on the headland - The Bookshop 00:06
And whenever I run into him on the headland
I should undoubtedly visit your shop one day if I ever went out - The Bookshop 00:11
I should undoubtedly visit your shop one day if I ever went...
He ordered those envelopes back around 1919, - The Bookshop 00:06
He ordered those envelopes back around 1919,
She had gone to pick some blackberries - The Bookshop 00:05
She had gone to pick some blackberries
In the case of biographies it's better I find - The Bookshop 00:12
In the case of biographies it's better I find
"Dear Madam..." - The Bookshop 00:04
"Dear Madam..."
Back in my great grandfather's day, - The Bookshop 00:13
Back in my great grandfather's day,
There'd been some delay in the arrival - The Bookshop 00:07
There'd been some delay in the arrival