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I have to warn you after watching ‘heart-stabbing’ Netflix film My Oxford Year
The ‘rom-com’, loosely based on the book by American author Julia Whelan, who attended Oxford herself, concerns ambitious working-class New Yorker Anna (Sofia Carson), who is attending the University of Oxford to study Victorian poetry as a postgraduate.
So, in Julia Whelan’s book My Oxford Year, Jamie doesn’t explicitly die on the page, but he still has terminal cancer.
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On her first day in Oxford, Anna is drenched by a rude driver that she later confronts in a fish-and-chips shop. The rude man ...
The actress talks with THR about bringing the bestselling book to life onscreen and that heartbreaking yet hopeful ending.
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An ambitious American has her pursuits upended after meeting a charming British cad in Netflix's mediocre 'My Oxford Year.' ...
This is how My Oxford Year ends. With two weeks left to go in her year at Oxford, Anna has to decide between returning to her life in America, where a stable, high-paying career awaits her, or risking ...
Based on Julia Whelan’s bestselling 2018 novel of the same name, My Oxford Year stars Sofia Carson as an ambitious American ...
As we enter the dog days of summer, Netflix's August slate of movies is giving us something to look forward to. This month, ...
Long before Pedro Pascal stretched his limbs as Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic in “Fantastic Four: The First Steps,” it was ...
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