Adapted from Laura Moriarty’s best-selling novel, “The Chaperone” follows the rise of silent-film star Louise Brooks (Haley Lu Richardson). But before acting, it was dancing, first in Kansas ...

Yet, directed by Michael Engler, in his first theatrical release after a long career in television, THE CHAPERONE feels like a TV movie. Despite nice locations and pretty costumes, it feels smaller ...

Opening next May, the film from PBS should attract the same ... A longtime passion project for McGovern, who also produces, The Chaperone overlaps Downton Abbey’s time frame, but remains ...

No chaperones are necessary to watch this genteel movie. Although the terrific cast manages to deliver some small, lovely moments, The Chaperone keeps its corset fully laced and its narrative ...

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has landed the comedy The Chaperone, to be directed and produced ... which became the big acquisition of the Toronto Film Festival when Netflix acquired it in a $20 million ...

The movie is about the comical, cultural and criminal repercussions when Ray signs on as a chaperone on his daughter’s junior-high classroom field trip to New Orleans. Here’s the big surprise ...

The Chaperone tells the true, previously untold story of a lone school teacher who fought off an entire motorcycle gang while chaperoning a middle school dance in a church basement in 1970s ...