Thanks, Howard and Johnny, Doris' look has passed the test of time, hasn't it?
And thanks Micheal, you know I respect what you say and I'm sure there will be many who agree with you. I just ask if that if you haven't heard it, if possible, try and ignore the occasional bad language as I still believe they genuinely loved the film and Doris in particular. I've probably heard too much bad language in my lifetime to take much notice of it, I'm afraid, but I try to be very economical with it and it's usually reserved for politicians on TV!
Okay, so you all know who this is, I assume:
But can you name the familiar actor with Doris below without looking it up?
We went to see Stan & Ollie tonight - such a beautiful film, it was very hard holding back the tears towards the end and the two friends I went with said they felt exactly the same. It's very understated and all the better for it - I'm sure our friends in the US will also love it. One criticism I'd make of some US films is you tend to turn on the sentiment a lot with lush music that almost instructs you to reach for a handkerchief.

This is more the British approach!