Movies like Miss Potter

This inspirational story of King George VI's struggle to overcome his stammer with the help of an unorthodox speech therapist shares the tone of personal triumph seen in Miss Potter. Though distinct in content, both films celebrate the determination to succeed against personal obstacles.

Like Miss Potter, Saving Mr. Banks is a charming biographical drama that delves into the life of P.L. Travers, the author of Mary Poppins. Fans of Miss Potter will appreciate the behind-the-scenes exploration of a beloved literary figure and the emotional depth that unfolds throughout.

Julie & Julia intertwines the lives of chef Julia Child with a modern-day New Yorker aspiring to cook all of Child's recipes. Like Miss Potter, it focuses on women ahead of their time, capturing the spirit of passion for one's art, making it a perfect pick for fans of heartfelt biographies.

This heartwarming movie follows the story of J.M. Barrie and the family that inspired him to create Peter Pan. With its similar themes of imagination and the impact of literature, Finding Neverland will resonate with those who admired the gentle storytelling of Miss Potter.

Another magnificent portrayal of British royalty, The Queen dives into the life of Queen Elizabeth II following the death of Princess Diana. While biographically different, Miss Potter fans may enjoy this intimate look at a woman's role in shaping history.

Becoming Jane is a biographical romance that offers insight into the early life of famed novelist Jane Austen. Audiences who enjoy character-driven period pieces with a strong literary connection, as seen in Miss Potter, will find much to love in this portrayal of a writer finding her voice.

This is a lush, historical drama portraying the early years of Queen Victoria's rule and her romance with Prince Albert. Fans of Miss Potter's period setting and romantic elements will find The Young Victoria to be equally engaging and visually stunning.

Coco Before Chanel provides a glimpse into the early life of legendary fashion designer Coco Chanel. Similar to Miss Potter, this film builds upon the themes of a pioneering woman navigating through a male-dominated field during a time of social change.