My Life So Far (1999)
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Cast
as Edward Pettigrew
as Gamma Macintosh
as Heloise
as Moira Pettigrew
as Aggie
as Gabriel Chenoux
as Elspeth Pettigrew
as Morris Macintosh
as Fraser Pettigrew
as Rollo
as Finlay
as Brenda
as Meg
as Andrew Burns
as Uncle Crawford
as Aunt Eunice
as Debs Haig
as Ruth Haig
as Jim Skelly
as Tom Skelly
as Jim Menzies
as Mrs. Henderson
as Sissie
as Sarah
as Marnie
as Reverend Finlayson
as Donald Burns
as Cassie Burns
as Sir David Drummond
as Lillian
as Hector
as Caroline
as Frances
as The Tramp
as Doctor Gebbie
as Euphemia Gebbie
as Miner
as Young Miner
as Miner's Son
as Baby Fraser
as Baby Brenda
as Young Rollo
as Young Debs Haig
as Young Elspeth
as Young Meg
as Old Gardener
Critic Reviews for My Life So Far
All Critics (27) | Top Critics (8) | Fresh (19) | Rotten (8) | DVD (1)
These are characters for whom tone is more important than content.
Endearing and mild coming-of-age tale in 1920s Scotland.
Quite endearing.
I found myself involved during the screening but the experience had faded a few hours later.
With a fine cast, an inviting and pastoral setting, director Hugh Hudson has created a winning morality play that feels like a leisurely vacation.
A lovely coming of age drama that reveals the bounties of a life filled with wonder.
Audience Reviews for My Life So Far
Cute, enjoyable film.
Super Reviewer
This movie drove me crazy with it's slow pace
Super Reviewer
First let me start by saying the "synopsis" attached here on Flixster has NOTHING to do with this film. This film is an often charming and somewhat painfull look at one young (Scottish) boys coming of age and to the realization that his family (particularly his father) are not untouchable icons (as we tend to think of them when we are children), but are in fact flawed, repressed, real live human beings. The film is JUST homoginized enough to loose a bit of it's potential, but is still not your average "family film" by any means. The good solid performance from this impressive cast.
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My Life So Far Quotes
| Frarser Pettigrew: | The only language that both me and my Dad really understood was dog. |