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PBS' 'The Chaperone' opening exclusively today at Harkins Shea 14

4/12/2019

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Elizabeth McGovern and Blythe Danner in "The Chaperone." (Photo by Barry Wetcher Courtesy of PBS Distribution)
Now playing in Phoenix!

The PBS film The Chaperone based on the book by Laura Moriarty follows the story of Louise Brooks (Haley Lu Richardson), a 1920s star who didn't shy away from breaking the rules. 

But before her rocket ride to fame, she was just a teenage student in Wichita, Kansas  who gets an opportunity to study dance in New York City. Her mother will only allow her to go if she has a chaperone. New York socialite and all around good-girl, Norma Carlisle (Elizabeth McGovern), takes on the task. 

What happens when a straight-laced woman gets saddled with a rebellious teenager? 

From the director of Downton Abbey comes a fabulously fun and witty story about two women learning who they really are and who they will become.

Go see it at Harkins Shea 14!


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