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The behind the scenes story of the life of A.A. Milne and the creation of the Winnie the Pooh stories inspired by his son Christopher Robin.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Robert Portal, Stephen Campbell Moore, Geraldine Somerville, Richard Clifford, Bentley Kalu, Domhnall Gleeson, Kelly Macdonald, Richard Dixon, Mark Tandy, Richard McCabe, Shaun Dingwall, Margot Robbie, Alex Lawther, Amber Batty, Harper Gray, Simon Williams, Nico Mirallegro, Simon Connolly, Mossie Smith, Vicki Pepperdine, Will Tilston, Stanley Hamblin, Dexter Hyman, Sonny Hyman, Sam Barnes, Allegra Marland, Ann Thwaite, Louise Harrison, Nicholas Richardson, Kevin Millington, Rolan Bell, Mark McKerracher, Grace Curtis, Matilda Curtis, Lance C. Fuller, Cameron Lane, Phoebe Lyons, Nick Blakeley, Victoria Bavister, Tommy Rodger, Vincent Finch, Jim Cartwright, Beatrice Stein, Sarah Jayne Butler
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Reviews
80
The whole thing reads as an indictment of the sort of upper class upbringing that Milne's children's books idealised, with only paid employees offering worthwhile parental affection.
80
An engrossing biopic. More than just another author/creation story, Curtis’ film has things to say about celebrity, wartime and family.
80
A witty and touching father-son tale. And at its centre: a startling debut from Will Tilston, whose compelling performance ensures its emotional moments land successfully.
75
IGN
Goodbye Christopher Robin is a good example of how far a film can go with just the talents of its actors and director, even when the script can feel jarring or emotionally uneven.
70
No one’s going to accuse Goodbye Christopher Robin of subtlety or of rewriting the biopic rules, but it does dare to go darker than most films like it.
