My Fair Lady

A proud phonetics professor takes in a flower seller and trains her to speak and behave like a refined society lady. Their wager becomes a lively clash involving class, independence, social expectations, and the question of whether changing someone’s speech can change how society treats them.

My take

You’ll like this if you enjoy grand classic musicals, witty class commentary, and charismatic performances; not for you if long runtimes, traditional romance, or stage-like presentation wear out your patience.

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