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Sunday
Telegraph | January 13th 2002
"Jack, as well as being a butcher, was the teaser,
the charmer, the excitement monger. He is played in
his early years by JJ Feild, in a fizzing performance
which merges effortlessly into Michael Caine's."
Jenny McCartney
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Daily
Mail | January 11th 2002
"I also liked Kelly Reilly as the same character
in her younger days, glowing with naivety and sex appeal,
and JJ Feild as a younger, even cockier version on Michael
Caine. Both are fine young screen actors and potential
British stars."
Christopher Tookey
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Evening
Standard | January 11th 2002
"Sensitive, skilful, adaptation of Graham Swifts
Booker prize winning Novel. JJ Feild plays the young
Michael Caine character to the manner born.
Alexander Walker
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LA.
Daily News | December 7th 2001
"We see the characters in their youth and middle
years and watch in wonder as JJ Feild delivers a dead-on
impersonation of Caine and all his familiar mannerisms.
Glenn Whipp
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Independent
on Sunday | January 13th 2002
"Occasionally the film erupts into big scale evocations
of the the past. The best of these, a flashback to hop-picking
in Kent, is a vidid idyl or romantic, flirty, itchy
sex; JJ Feild, looking less like the young Caine than
Jude Law in a Caine biopic, and Kelly Reilly, playing
Mirren's character as a girl, steal the show and make
the film crackle."
Jonathan Romney
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