Georgy Girl is a British romantic-comedy-drama film released in 1966. The movie revolves around the life of Georgina Parkin, a plain and somewhat overweight girl who works as a secretary and lives with her parents.
Georgy's father, James Parkin, is a kindly but somewhat distant man who works as a chauffeur for an wealthy older man named Jos Jones. Jones, who is unmarried, becomes infatuated with Georgy and tries to seduce her, much to her discomfort.
Georgy's roommate is Meredith, a beautiful and sophisticated young woman who enjoys a glamorous, swinging lifestyle. Meredith encourages Georgy to break out of her shell and explore the world beyond her mundane existence.
Georgy eventually becomes involved with a young man named Jos, who is in love with Meredith but cannot obtain her love. Georgy's relationship with Jos becomes complicated when he proposes to her, and she must decide whether to marry him or pursue other opportunities.
In the end, Georgy finds a sense of personal fulfillment and independence, rejecting the traditional roles of wife and mother and embracing her own unique path in life. Georgy Girl was well-received by critics and audiences alike, earning multiple Academy Award nominations and becoming a cultural touchstone for the British New Wave of the 1960s.