| Driving Miss Daisy - Special Edition (1989) |
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| "Close to perfection. To see it once is to remember it forever." -Gene Shalit, Today/NBC-TV Hoke Colburn sits in the front seat with his hands on the steering wheel, but the driver's seat is behind him. That's where Miss Daisy sits. She doesn't want a chauffeur and she won't give in. And neither will Hoke. Alfred Uhry's moving Pulitzer Prize-winning play became 1989's Academy Award-winning Best Picture. Driving Miss Daisy tells of genteel but strong-willed Atlanta matron Daisy (Best Actress Oscar winner Jessica Tandy) and her patient but equally determined chauffeur Hoke (Morgan Freeman). For two people so different, they have a lot in common. And the bumpy road they travel ultimately leads to the friendship of a lifetime. From the film's nine Oscar nominations, it drove off with two more awards: Best Adaptation Screenplay (Uhry) and Makeup. |
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| Extra Features |
| 3 Revealing Peeks Behind the Scenes: The All-New Miss Daisy's Journey: From Stage to Screen Jessica Tandy: Theatre Legend To Screen Star The Original 1989 Featurette Feature-Length Commentary By Director Bruce Beresford, Writer Alfred Uhry and Producer Lili Fini Zanuck Interactive Menus Theatrical Trailer Cast/Director/Writer Film Highlights Awards Notes Scene Access |