Yolanda Donlan lands at London airport in 1949,looking very different from the way it does today.
She is supposed to be on an exchange visit. She goes to the to the house occupied by the English girl in a picturesque English village. There is the usual period of adjustment adied by Michael Rennie.
She becomes involved in the villages planning dispute and goes to study the Magna Carta to help the villagers win the right to remain in their village.
...The ending is fairly predictable. The film is a fairly understanding comedy with pleasant performances from familiar actors. I thought that The musical score written by Robert Hammer was rather goof.
She is supposed to be on an exchange visit. She goes to the to the house occupied by the English girl in a picturesque English village. There is the usual period of adjustment adied by Michael Rennie.
She becomes involved in the villages planning dispute and goes to study the Magna Carta to help the villagers win the right to remain in their village.
...The ending is fairly predictable. The film is a fairly understanding comedy with pleasant performances from familiar actors. I thought that The musical score written by Robert Hammer was rather goof.