Pygmalion (1938)

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1938 · Approved · 1h 36m

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Other grades: 80.0 (1 viewer)
19381h 36mApproved
Countries:United Kingdom
Languages:EN
Keywords: AlphabetAmbassadorAuthorAutomationBachelorBad breathBallBallroomBallroom dancingBased on playShow moreBased on play or musicalBasketBasket of flowersBathBathtubBattle of the sexesBeheadingBetBibleBird in a cageBlackmailBlaggardBook of etiquetteBox of chocolateBreakfastBrightonBuckingham palaceBusCambridge universityCarriageCatChatham englandChelseaChinese garmetChocolateChurchCigar smokingCigarette smokingCinderella storyClass differencesClass distinctionClass prejudiceClass systemCockneyCockney accentCoffeeCoinColonelComedy of mannersConstableCovent gardenCrownCryingCrying womanCulture clashDancerDancingDressing gownDrinkDrinkingDrinking teaDrunkennessDuchessDustmanEducationElocutionEnglandEnglishEtiquetteEyeglassesFamily relationshipsFather daughter relationshipFidgetingFlowerFlower girlFlower sellerFlower vendorFlowersForbidden loveFormal ballGalaGarbagemanGaslightGirlGutterGuttersnipeHair brushHansom cabHarrow schoolHatHeadacheHidden microphoneHigh societyHorseHorse and carriageHorse drawn carriageHow toHoxton englandHungarianHymnIndiaInheritanceInsane asylumIrishmanJewelryKew gardens londonKimonoKissLanguageLearning and teachingLeather chairLiarLieLinguisticsLinguistics professorLondon englandMaidMakeoverMan wears eyeglassesMan woman romanceMannersMarbleMarriageMarriage proposalMatchesMegaphoneMentorMentor protege relationshipMicrophoneMirrorMisogynistMistaken identityModel of earMoneyMonocleMontageMoralityMother daughter relationshipMother son relationshipNewspaperNightmareNobilityNotebookOne word titleOpposites attractPartyPeasantPeriod dramaPhoneticsPianoPiano playerPiccadilly circus londonPillarPipe smokingPolicePolice officerPolicemanPrayerPrincessProfessorPygmalionQuick learnerRainRecordingReference to a beheadingReference to buckingham palaceReference to john miltonReference to miltonReference to shakespeareReference to the queen of shebaReference to william shakespeareReverendRole reversalRomantic rivalRoyal bloodRoyaltyScarfScreenplay adapted by authorScrewdriverScrub brushSea spongeServantShop assistantSleeplessnessSlipperSlippersSnivelingSocial classSocial receptionSound recordingSpainSpeechSpeech lessonSpeech lessonsSpongeStreet childStreet lifeStreet marketStreet urchinStudentSuitorSwallowing a marbleTaken for grantedTeaTeacherTeacher student relationshipTeachingTheatreTiaraTower of londonTrainingTransformationTuxedoUmbrellaUnited kingdomViolet the flowerVowelWagerWarrantWelshWelshmanWimpole street londonWinkWoman bathesWoman in a bathtubWrong side of the tracksXylophone
When linguistics professor Henry Higgins boasts that he can pass off Cockney flower girl Eliza Doolittle as a princess with only six months' training, Colonel George Pickering takes him up on the bet. Eliza moves into Higgins's home and begins her rigorous training after the professor comes to a financial agreement with her dustman father, Alfred. But the plucky young woman is not the only one undergoing a transformation.
Gabriel Pascal Productions
J. Arthur Rank Organisation
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