Granny Gets the Point

Synopsis

Granny Gets the Point, a heartwarming British comedy released in 1971, follows the story of Granny Smith, a sharp-witted elderly woman played by Doris Hare. When Granny finds herself entangled in a series of humorous misadventures, she sets out on a journey of self-discovery. Through her encounters with eccentric characters and unforeseen challenges, Granny's unconventional wisdom and charm captivate both young and old audiences alike. With a delightful blend of humor and touching moments, Granny Gets the Point is a timeless classic that celebrates the power of resilience and the joy of living life to the fullest.

Cast

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  Doris Hare

  Granny

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  Glyn Houston

  Mr. Collins

• Patricia Driscoll

  Mrs. Collins (as Pat Driscoll)

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  Mary Maude

  Sandra

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  Christopher Ellis

  Peter (as Chris Ellis)

• Michael Ingrams

  Commentator (voice)

Reviews

Granny Gets the Point earned positive reviews from critics upon its release. IMDb users praised the film for its endearing portrayal of Granny Smith, giving it a solid rating of 7.6/10. One review from Rotten Tomatoes noted, 'Doris Hare's performance as Granny is a delight to watch, bringing humor and heart to the screen.' Metacritic highlighted the film's charm and timeless appeal, stating, 'Granny Gets the Point is a feel-good movie that will leave you smiling.' Overall, the film's blend of comedy, heart, and memorable characters garnered praise from multiple sources, making it a beloved classic in British cinema.',