Driving Lessons

With his orange-colored haircut and freckled cheeks, actor Rupert Grint is perfectly cast as Ben, an awkward teenage boy whose reticence almost trespasses into total muteness. After a lifetime of being reined in by his overbearing, deeply religious mother, Ben enters into the social world via his job as assistant to one spitfire diva, the washed-up actress Eve Walton. Walton, unable to accept the disintegration of her once lauded career, chews up the scenery with her theatrics, culled from both plays of her past and creations of her imagination. Yet it is exactly this overdramatic flair for life that awakens something in the actress's repressed assistant, and, for the first time, Ben begins to assert himself and ideas, of Course, this is much to the chagrin of his pious, controlling mother, who struggles in her stern way to keep Ben on the leash she was worked so hard to tighten around him. Director Jeremy Brock Star Laura Linney, Nicholas Farrell, Rupert Grint Special Features: Widescreen.

Director: Jeremy Brock
Producer: Julia Chasman
Actor: Rupert Grint
Actor: Julie Walters
Actor: Laura Linney
Actor: Nicholas Farrell
Actor: Tamsin Egerton-Dick
Actor: Michelle Duncan
Actor: Jim Norton I
Actor: Jim Norton
Actor: Rose Keegan
Actor: Rupert Evans
Actor: Chandra Ruegg
Actor: Don Wetherhead
Actor: Faye Cohen
Actor: Harriet Brock
Actor: Jacques Kerr
Actor: James Brock
Actor: Jordan Young
Actor: Ricky Champ
Actor: Ruby Mortlock
Actor: Rupert Holliday Evans
Actor: Stanley Brock
Actor: Tamsin Egerton
Actor: Oliver Milburn
Actor: Annabelle
Actor: John Yule
Actor: Rita Davies
Actor: Iain McColl