Theatre review - Driving Miss Daisy at the Gaiety, Dublin

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Theatre review - Driving Miss Daisy at the Gaiety, Dublin

The Hollywood adaptation of the Alfred Uhry’s 1988 play could have remained a well-liked, harmless little movie. Instead, it is best remembered as the blandest film ever to win a Best Picture Oscar.

But one thing the film did have was a strong sense of time and place, and, indeed, of time passing.

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