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The Bookshop

I gave Christine twelveshillings and six pence a week, and I don't feel able to offer...

I gave Christine twelve
shillings and six pence a week, and I don't feel able to offer any
more than that at the moment

Full Transcript

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I gave Christine twelve shillings and six pence a week,
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and I don't feel able to offer any more than that at the moment.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
33
Timestamp in Movie
01:22:06
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 you're interested in the job, you may come by - The Bookshop 00:05
If you're interested in the job, you may come by
- You asked yourself. - Has anyone ever told you - The Bookshop 00:06
- You asked yourself. - Has anyone ever told you
"Shower down thy love, O burning bright! - The Bookshop 00:05
"Shower down thy love, O burning bright!
For one night or the other night Will come the Gardener in white, - The Bookshop 00:13
For one night or the other night Will come the Gardener in w...
What unpleasant expressions they teach you in that school! - The Bookshop 00:05
What unpleasant expressions they teach you in that school!
She's got you hasn't she You're always in and out - The Bookshop 00:05
She's got you hasn't she You're always in and...
They have other plans for the Old House Why do you even care you little shrimp - The Bookshop 00:05
They have other plans for the Old House Why do you even care...
They say she can't keep it, - The Bookshop 00:05
They say she can't keep it,
She'll have to swear to tell truth, - The Bookshop 00:06
She'll have to swear to tell truth,
Hm. Well, we must hope that it doesn't come to that. - The Bookshop 00:05
Hm. Well, we must hope that it doesn't come to that.
No wonder. You're a child. - The Bookshop 00:04
No wonder. You're a child.
What a pleasant surprise, Mr. Brundish. - The Bookshop 00:04
What a pleasant surprise, Mr. Brundish.
If you're not in the mood for questions, - The Bookshop 00:05
If you're not in the mood for questions,
- Did she ask you to come see me? - Certainly not. - The Bookshop 00:04
- Did she ask you to come see me? - Certainly not.
She's simply a woman who wants to keep a bookshop. - The Bookshop 00:05
She's simply a woman who wants to keep a bookshop.
If Mrs. Green has reason to complain, - The Bookshop 00:05
If Mrs. Green has reason to complain,
Though I believe she's rather given to changing her legal advisors. - The Bookshop 00:04
Though I believe she's rather given to changing her leg...
The bookshop is draughty, impossible to mortgage a second time, - The Bookshop 00:06
The bookshop is draughty, impossible to mortgage a second ti...
Has it not occurred to you, - The Bookshop 00:12
Has it not occurred to you,
Old age is not the same thing as historical interest - The Bookshop 00:07
Old age is not the same thing as historical interest