It’s a must-see film, one of the classics! It’s one of those films that can be enjoyed by everyone, fun and creative, but also beautiful and heartening. This is a brilliant film, it’s a great comedy and fantasy family film, but also has a lot of emotional moments with the lost mother, but this all adds to the heart-warming overall feel of the movie.

The woman who repeatedly claims the children won’t disturb her in her kitchen, “I have it in writing”, or the woman who thinks the family won’t be all together happily until it “snows in August” this is played by Imelda Staunton, the one and only Professor Umbridge, in a character that couldn’t be further away from the hated Professor who tortures Harry in Hogwarts. Finally, the cook, Mrs Blatherwick, which I can’t really come to grips with when I found out who plays her. Also meet the scullery maid, Evangeline (Kelly Macdonald), dedicated in becoming educated. The leader of the children, the eldest son, Simon (Thomas Brodie-Sangster), headstrong and the most upset. Seven children just wanting to spend time with their father and still grieving over their lost mother. Seven children feeling abandoned by their father as they rebel against him in the dark not knowing what he is doing for them. A strict Aunt Adelaide (Angela Lansbury) ordering her nephew-in-law to remarry for a motherly figure in the children’s lives. Set in the past but relating to their struggles a conflicted and in pain father trying to do all he can to keep his children safe and together. There is actually quite a lot to the plot, which makes it such a great film. When you want me, but no longer need me, then I have to go.” But one thing you need to know is one rule about this nanny, she has Sunday afternoon’s off, and… “When you need me but do not want me, I must stay. A monobrow, bulging nose, warts and a stuck-out tooth, this nanny has strict rules and unconventional ways of teaching them. Introducing Nanny McPhee (Emma Thompson), a government nanny. They got rid of the last seventeen nannies, so what’s another nanny to them? The mission is to get rid of this new nanny, but not so easy as it sounds. After their mother died they felt unwanted and replaced, so rebelling is the way they went.

Mr Brown (Colin Firth) has seven extremely naughty children.

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