8 thoughts on “ To Sir, With Love ”

1. Jun 14,  · Recorded on a budget of just $,, To Sir, With Love was drafted, as with Lilies of the Field, to give Sidney a share of the gross profits to account for his diminished fee. Writer-director Clavell also received the same arrangement, a writer who was chosen for his love of the source material/10(K).

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2. To Sir, With Love (1,) IMDb 1h 45min X-Ray 18+ A novice high school teacher (Sidney Poitier) transforms an unruly senior class into respectable young adults in this "well-acted, excellent film" (Leonard Maltin). "Sidney Poitier is superb" (New York Daily News).

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3. While it's a bit dated and overly schmaltzy, To Sir, With Love remains compelling because of Sidney Poitier's outstanding performance -- and the catchy theme song is a classic%.

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4. In , Sidney Poitier, perhaps our finest American actor at time, made three hit movies-In the Heat of the Night, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner and this one, To Sir With Love. Each of them struck a different chord while demonstrating repeatedly why Poitier reigned as the king of the movies/5(K).

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5. To Sir With Love Lyrics: Those schoolgirl days / Of telling tales and biting nails are gone / But in my mind / I know they will still live on and on / But how do you thank someone / Who has taken.

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6. To Sir, with Love () cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

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7. The soundtrack to 's To Sir With Love features the famous title track by Scottish diva Lulu, as well as two alternate versions of the song with different lyrics and arrangements. Lulu also sings "Stealing My Love From Me," and the Mindbenders deliver swinging '60s fun on their two tracks, "Off and Running" and "It's Getting Harder All the Time." An enjoyable nugget of '60s pop culture.8/

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8. Lyrics to 'To Sir With Love' by Lulu. Those schoolgirl days Of telling tales and Biting nails are gone But in my mind, I know.

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