Synopsis
A lady has her prim and proper life turned upside down after discovering her husband's affair.
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Cast
- Imelda StauntonSandra Abbott
- Celia ImrieBif
- Timothy SpallCharlie Glover
- Joanna LumleyJackie
- David HaymanTed
- John SessionsMike Abbott
- Josie LawrencePamela Harper
- Phoebe NichollsJanet
- Sian ThomasLilly Glover
- Marianne OldhamNicola
Recommendations
- 75
RogerEbert.com
Finding Your Feet finds its own footing by putting its trust in its sturdy performers and avoiding many of the usual tea-time clichés as it allows its British cast to be defined by their relatable human circumstances more than quaint Anglo quirks. - 70
Variety
The modest rewards in Finding Your Feet are ones of sprightly human chemistry rather than great narrative discovery, of all-round good humor rather than outright hilarity. - 67
Entertainment Weekly
Finding Your Feet leans heavily on its cast of British screen greats. Luckily, Staunton, Imrie, Spall, Lumley et al are up to the task of dancing around most of the plot’s more tired or ill-considered moments. - 60
Total Film
Its love-in-later-life insights are well-worn, but with Staunton on song, Richard Loncraine’s film mines genuine feeling. - 60
Time Out
It is a simple, touching story that is sweetly, undemandingly entertaining. It would be very easy to pick holes in it but it doesn’t give you much reason to want to. - 60
The New York Times
Watching it demands little effort. Evict your inner cynic and enjoying it should demand even less. - 60
Los Angeles Times
As hopelessly strained and unfunny as the fish-out-of-water material is in the guess-the-lines-predictable screenplay by Meg Leonard and Nick Moorcroft, the actors ultimately sell its sentiment, like expert landscapers who can make a homey garden using artificial turf. - 42
The A.V. Club
Pitched to the weekday-matinee crowd, the insipid British retirement-age comedy Finding Your Feet doesn’t have much to recommend it apart from its grossly overqualified cast, led by Imelda Staunton and Timothy Spall.
