The story behind the creation of Winnie the Pooh
“Goodbye Christopher Robin” is the story of how A.A. Milne came to create the Winnie the Pooh books and how they affected the lives of his family.<br /><br />Milne (Domhnall Gleeson), a successful early twentieth-century English playwright of drawing room comedies, never fully recovered from his stint as soldier in World War I. He is haunted by shell shock, now known as post traumatic stress disorder, an affliction not fully understood back then.<br /><br />That no one wants to talk about the war that claimed thousands of lives magnifies his distress, and he decides to address the subject in a play. But the resistance he meets from both fellow professionals and his wife combine with writer’s block and nothing gets written.<br /><br />After he and wife Daphne (Margot Robbie) have a child, the family dynamic shifts. The baby, Christopher Robin, is placed in the care of nanny Olive (Kelly Macdonald) and Milne and Daphne go about their lives pretty much as usual. Daphne is a woman of privilege who demands luxury and society. She delights her son by using different voices for his stuffed animals during the rare moments she spends with him. Milne is the stiff-upper-lip Edwardian man, the breadwinner who leaves child rearing to others. Olive is the only consistent comfort in his life.<br /><br />When Milne finds himself left alone with the child, it’s clear he knows little about being a parent but the beginning of a bond is formed.<br /><br />Milne moves his family out to the countryside for the peace and quiet he needs to write. Walking with his son through the lush woods, Milne sees how the boy uses his imagination and is inspired to write a story for him about a boy and his stuffed animal friends. He even names the boy in the story Christopher Robin.<br /><br />The book proves to be a tonic for a public depressed by the aftermath of the war and is a huge success. A series of others follow. However, the media cast an uncomfortable spotlight on the boy, melding the real and the fictional Christopher Robin in the public’s mind.<br /><br />“Goodbye Christopher Robin” benefits from an excellent cast and a remarkable performance by young Will Tilston as the title character.<br />Domhnall Gleeson portrays Milne as a man learning the joy of fatherhood when he pauses long enough to see the world through a child’s eyes and shares the experience. His stuffy demeanor softens, as he comes to understand that a child and an adult are distinctly different and a child needs nurturing in the form of love, time spent together, and the sharing of fun.<br /><br />Director Simon Curtis focuses the film on how fame can upset the equilibrium of a family dynamic and how well-intentioned parents can harm a child by acting in what they believe are his best interests. It’s a powerful yet understated movie that takes the viewer back to a time when a children’s story renewed a sense of joyful wonder in a downtrodden public.<br /><br />Bonus features on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include audio commentary by director Simon Curtis and screenwriter Frank Cottrell- Boyce, eight brief but often repetitive featurettes, and a photo gallery. A digital copy is included.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In the mid-'20s, British author A.A. Milne (Domhnall Gleason)-still troubled by the traumas of his WWI service-found solace in his relationship with his young son Christopher Robin (Will Tilston), and inspiration from the boy's beloved stuffed menagerie. By the time a decade passed, however, the phenomenal success of Winnie-the-Pooh would find the father frustratingly pigeonholed in his aspirations, and his teenager (Alex Lawther) bitterly resentful of his literary counterpart. Telling, effective biodrama co-stars Margot Robbie, Kelly Macdonald. 107 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English..