Driving Miss Daisy portrays the relationship between an elderly Southern woman, Daisy and her chauffeur, Hoke Colburn, over a period of three decades from the 1940's to the 1970's. When Daisy's son, Boolie (portrayed by David Key), hires a new African American chauffeur for his Southern born and bred (and prejudiced) mother, ideas about tolerance, prejudice and friendship are put to the ultimate test in this wonderful American Pulitzer Prize winning- drama.
- Alfred Uhry
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Marie Antoinette
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The House of Blue Leaves
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Shiloh Rules
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The Man Who Came To Dinner
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