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Twenty years after the original film Gregory’s Girl, Gregory Underwood is now 35 and back at his old school, teaching English and preaching against political corruption and the abuse of human rights. When two of his pupils uncover corrupt practices at a local factory, they want Gregory to help them expose the wrong-doer, who happens to be his old school friend. Gregory finds himself trapped between his idealism and breaking the law – and torn between his two ‘girls’ – one a sexy young schoolgirl, the other a sexy full-blooded woman.
- Film 4
- 111 mins approx.
- Bill Forsyth
- John Gordon Sinclair
- Carly McKinnon
- Maria Doyle Kennedy
- Dougray Scott
- 2
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Twenty years after the original film Gregory’s Girl, Gregory Underwood is now 35 and back at his old school, teaching English and preaching against political corruption and the abuse of human rights. When two of his pupils uncover corrupt practices at a local factory, they want Gregory to help them expose the wrong-doer, who happens to be his old school friend. Gregory finds himself trapped between his idealism and breaking the law – and torn between his two ‘girls’ – one a sexy young schoolgirl, the other a sexy full-blooded woman.
- Film 4
- 111 mins approx.
- Bill Forsyth
- John Gordon Sinclair
- Carly McKinnon
- Maria Doyle Kennedy
- Dougray Scott
- 2
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A good sequel to a classic original
Arriving 18 years after the original movie Gregory's 2 Girls never reaches the glorious heights of the original film. Nevertheless judged on its own merits it's an entertaining watch as director Bill Forsyth and star John Gordon Sinclair return to the site of their past glory. If you're reading this and thinking of putting this DVD in your basket my advice would be to make the purchase. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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