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| − | '''To Sir, With Love''' is a 1967 movie starring [[Sidney Poitier]] as an out-of-work engineer from [[Guyana]] who tries his hand at teaching at in inner city high school in [[London]]. | + | '''To Sir, With Love''' is a 1967 movie starring [[Sidney Poitier]] as an out-of-work engineer from [[Guyana]] who tries his hand at teaching at in inner city high school in [[London]]. Thackeray inspires his students with his sensitivity and common sense, dealing with all sorts of social issues and even one girl who develops a crush on him. |
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Revision as of 16:12, April 5, 2007
To Sir, With Love is a 1967 movie starring Sidney Poitier as an out-of-work engineer from Guyana who tries his hand at teaching at in inner city high school in London. Thackeray inspires his students with his sensitivity and common sense, dealing with all sorts of social issues and even one girl who develops a crush on him.
The title song contains the words:
- How do you thank someone
- Who has taken you from crayons to perfume?
- It isn't easy but I'll try.
A sequel appeared in 1996 with Poitier reprising his role.