What an absolute bag of shite this film looks. She'd have never worn a hat in parliament. This feminist icon thing is bollocks too. I think yanks should do a bit more research when making films on our political history
Thatcher was a bitch whore fascist and murdress. France hate her. Mitterand hated her. You will suffer old mad garbage. The actress is a bloody idiot to have accepted this role or she is her herself a bitch thatcherian. Die also cretin !
@MachShot1337 I am well aware of the history of the British Parliament, I mean things that she says seem too dramatic and the blatant contrast of costumes, I think the portrayal is a bit unconvincing.
Thatcher and Reagan neoliberalism went on disguised as labour and democratic party, deregulating and privatizing, leading to tragedies like the repeal of the Glass- Steagall, fire on California power lines (see enron doc "the smartest guy in the room") , the economic crisis and an all messed up world.
There is something rotten in the kingdom of this world and its flag has a crown of thorns.
Fucking joke, they're trying to make Thatcher look like some feministic hero. Tell that to the millions of women who lost their jobs due to her cuts and privatizations..
@maxcommunist The USSR had a 1% unemployment as it was falling apart. Millions would have starved if not for the US, with a 5% unemployment rate, donating massive amounts of foreign aid. Jobs numbers aren't the goal, quality of life is, and you get that with fiscal conservatism.
@maxcommunist We could solve unemployment tomorrow by banning farm, equipment, but we'd have to go back to a quality of life equal to a time before we had farming equipment. If the privatization cost jobs, it is because too many people had jobs providing the good or service for it to be done in a sustainable manner. If we can provide a service that is of the same quality while making a profit that can be taxed, isn't that better for the people than doing it while losing a fortune?
@bighands69 She was not. She was a socialist. She did not abolish the welfare state. Did she. In fact, the welfare state was expanded during her regin. She was never for a free market. She was for a market that gave opportunity for the large corporations (that finance her career) and put regulations on small businesses. Thatcher was also responsible for identity politics (for minorities) and the rejection of assimilation. She was also the founder of the global warming hoax.
Thatcher did not abolish the welfare state as she was realistic about what could be achieved.
There is absolutely no way in her term could she have phased out the welfare state.
The problem is that it would require at least 10 to 15 years to phase out the welfare state and any government who would conduct such a program would not make it until the conclusion of such a program.
Every time the conservatives make such a move labor just destroys it after wards.
@bighands69 1/1 Well, In my view there is no difference between conservatives, liberals and socialists. The old conservatives lost it when they rejected morals for materialism. Today, you are a "conservative" if you argue for global capitalism and a "bit" smaller welfare state. Nationalism, folk and cultural conservatism is today not a part of the mainstream conservative movement. Marxists see everything in economics and so do these post-modern conservatives.
You seem to lack the understanding of the political game that is being played and so far the socialist have been winning as they have a long term incremental prospective and the conservatives do not. Socialist now have a problem that they did not plan on and that is the market mechanisms that do not care about regulation and central economics.
What is required is a conservative movement that has a long term plan and acts upon it. Thatcher was isolated in her actions.
@bighands69 I believe that a conservative movement have to reject the idea of an empire, reject the idea of neo-conservatism and protect the internal market. Even Disareli argued for protection for the internal market and the english people. Today, the elite argues that no protection of the indigenous people of England are necessary. A british citizen has today the same value as an non-citizien. UKIP is a conservative movement in some sense. The conservatives are not.
@Stephen15Donnelly yeah youre right there is more to the irish than just potatoes, theres also almost universal support for the provisional IRA, Nazi germany and blaming england for the irish people's history of failures such as the famine and now the bankcruptcy
@FadeToBlack888 Hmmm I don't seem to remember supporting the Nazis or the PIRA, in fact I don't seem to remember being born when a great deal of their activities were occurring. How about you stop attributing stereotypes to a group of people who you clearly do not have a single ounce of knowledge about?
@elrynx2 Yes and no! We already know she is the most consistently talented.. but I think she deserves at least one more Oscar and should have been in that league, 3 Oscar Wins, a very long time ago.
Just saw the movie (in the US) and it is outstanding. And sad at the end. What an amazing woman. The Western world no longer has a political spine like Thatcher. From the US, I salute her.
@Categorycinque It is very common for Americans to love Thatcher because they see her as an inspirational woman who fought against the unions for the greater good, and don't see the other side. But you don't understand why she had such a huge opposition. It's because she ruined millions of lives and communities. A lot of British people dislike her because they see the effects of her extreme policies every day in cities like Liverpool, that have been plunged into poverty and unemployment.
@camillaroseg You mislead deliberately. She did not 'ruin' (as you put it) millions of lives, she refused to allow the State to pander and support people who should support themselves. For example, there is very little work in my hometown (and hasn't been since steelworking stopped locally) but that is not the government's problem; it is up to me to move somewhere where there is work. And I have done, thank you, and I'm much better off.
@chikubichan You're contradicting basic economic concepts. She destroyed a whole industry. Generations of families grew up to work in the same (and might I add, profitable) mines as their fathers. By ending British manufacturing she made our economy reliant upon imports, seriously harming the economy by creating a huge trade deficit. On top of that, it made millions unemployed. These people cannot simply re-train and find other work in the knowledge sector - they spent their whole lives in the**
@camillaroseg **same job. People that have families to support can't simply move to a different city. Everything costs money. You're in a fortunate position, it's quite ignorant to assume that everyone else is in a similar situation. Even if I agreed with you, she STILL didn't achieve the one thing she was supposed to. All of these people need benefits until they find another job. But then it's extremely difficult to find another job, and so the circle begins - for whole communities.
No, she was doing the right thing completely there. If you actually understoof economcis them you would realize that a country(britain in 1978/9 under labour) could simply not go on supporting jobs hundreds of thousands of jobs in and industry losing money... Labour was borrowing going into debt just to keep a completely uncompetitive industry alive, which even a communist would agree is stupid seeming as we would eventually go bankcrupt because of it.
@403766 You really don't know anything about me, so please don't try to patronise me or assume you know anything about my knowledge of Economics. You seem to be deliberately slandering Labour as if I'm arguing for it. I'm not Labour, I'm merely anti-Thatcher. However, I will point out that all parties of all governments of all parties borrow too much money, including the Conservatives. I think the situation here is a debate of what is more important - general economic well-being, or the**
@403766 **overall well-being of the population. I vote for the latter, and you evidently vote for the former. For this reason, I'm going to end this debate here, because we won't be able to get on each other's wavelength. Just please don't try to argue that we should thank Thatcher for reducing unemployment. Also, the most economically powerful country today is reliant on exports, not imports, and I disagree with your last point much more than your other points. But that's fine, let's agree to**
Also there was a trade surplus at many points in the 80's. Fact, as well as the governement actually being able to pay its debts. Thatcher saved our country from labour ignorant vote-based way of handling our economy, and for that we should all thank her. Not to mention after the initial change unemplyment fell from around 3 mil to 2 mil so we have oly to thank her. Not to mention all first world countries are reliant on imports, which is good as they become
thatcher was a complete idiot, who poured the money into the least desrving sector- the financial services instead of helping the economy (which she brought to its knees) and people. and so you hate me even more, i'm a communist. shove that up your tory arse!
No, you are clearly an ignorant moron and if you studied even for a year some as economics you would know that you arguement is compeltely wrong. Most of our money comes from finicial services into britain, which is a veyr good thing and trait of first world countries. What other sectors would have any benfit to britain other than to lose money tell me? She literally saved our economy. Now educate yourself and come back to me before voting next.
the bankers were swell at the time. yes, you should always give money to the banks, but not as much as she did! unemployment levels reached rock bottom, rich got richer, poor got poorer. it was amazing; however, what she did, be the first women prime minister with two twins. i give her that. and in response to your question above, how about the health service?
@Theorockz2 She didn't 'pour money' into financial services, she deregulated them - it may have been the wrong policy but she didn't actively 'pour' the money in. Nor, contrary to what Camillaroseg thinks, did she 'destroy a whole industry'. She was certainly indifferent, you could say heartless, for not lifting a finger to help, but then again why should she, she was a politician. (And BTW I don't hate you!)
I hope this film isn't pro thatcher because the tories are a joke amongst the educated, or anyone who has ever read things such as the leaflet in the 70's from the conservatives saying "If you want a nigger for a neighbor, vote liberal or labour".
How could anyone want to be afiliated with a party that has done something like that?
@acledmaiden I agree with you in that I am very anti-Conservative, but I will point out that you can't look at today's Conservative Party in the same way as in the 70s, because they are completely different. Both Labour and the Conservatives have much, much less radical policies now, and I highly doubt that there are many racist MPs left.
If she doesn't win, I'll punch a kitten, then slap a puppy, then scream at a baby seal, then kill everyone, THEN kill myself by ejecting myself from a cannon into the sun
Women power my arse... she was far worse than many men, and fought tirelessly to try and prove her point...this so-called Apolitical Bio Pic is celebrating the life of a Grabbing, Right-wing tyrant....shameful... what next, Jack Nicholson stars in, ' Iron Cross' .....subtext Hitler, he Meant well ?
Well, if it suks so bad, jack, how come she won an oscar?
adenamarie15 5 hours ago
@adenamarie15 because Hollywood is tired of allowing Meryl to lose. The script is horrendous
alexanderg091694 3 hours ago
Well deserved 3rd Oscar!
bhekumuzidube 17 hours ago
What an absolute bag of shite this film looks. She'd have never worn a hat in parliament. This feminist icon thing is bollocks too. I think yanks should do a bit more research when making films on our political history
jackwilshiresfakeid 2 days ago
michael foot is uncanny
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Thatcher was a bitch whore fascist and murdress. France hate her. Mitterand hated her. You will suffer old mad garbage. The actress is a bloody idiot to have accepted this role or she is her herself a bitch thatcherian. Die also cretin !
lionelagarde 5 days ago
Bastard allah lost his 72 virgin goats and it is very horny.
ericdemilo 5 days ago
This all seems far too exaggerated.
WiseOwlOfGallifrey 6 days ago
@WiseOwlOfGallifrey British Parliament is a hell of a thing. Check some videos of it in the 80's, this is a very accurate portrayal.
MachShot1337 6 days ago
@MachShot1337 I am well aware of the history of the British Parliament, I mean things that she says seem too dramatic and the blatant contrast of costumes, I think the portrayal is a bit unconvincing.
WiseOwlOfGallifrey 5 days ago
Thatcher and Reagan neoliberalism went on disguised as labour and democratic party, deregulating and privatizing, leading to tragedies like the repeal of the Glass- Steagall, fire on California power lines (see enron doc "the smartest guy in the room") , the economic crisis and an all messed up world.
There is something rotten in the kingdom of this world and its flag has a crown of thorns.
Think about it.
monicamir0007 1 week ago
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WiseOwlOfGallifrey 6 days ago
@WiseOwlOfGallifrey
I can not see your comment reply here from Brazil. We are censored down here and I'm having a heck of time.
CNN international is coming adulterated, edited, I can not see the debates in USA from here and there are days It airs the same program all day.
In the past few days things got fixed, but now it does not seem like so.
This is a consequence of Mr Clinton dividing the internet in zones. We in Latin America can't see what people see in EU or USA
monicamir0007 5 days ago
Fucking joke, they're trying to make Thatcher look like some feministic hero. Tell that to the millions of women who lost their jobs due to her cuts and privatizations..
maxcommunist 2 weeks ago
@maxcommunist word the fuck up
clicheguevara420 2 weeks ago
@maxcommunist The USSR had a 1% unemployment as it was falling apart. Millions would have starved if not for the US, with a 5% unemployment rate, donating massive amounts of foreign aid. Jobs numbers aren't the goal, quality of life is, and you get that with fiscal conservatism.
theredscourge 2 weeks ago
@maxcommunist We could solve unemployment tomorrow by banning farm, equipment, but we'd have to go back to a quality of life equal to a time before we had farming equipment. If the privatization cost jobs, it is because too many people had jobs providing the good or service for it to be done in a sustainable manner. If we can provide a service that is of the same quality while making a profit that can be taxed, isn't that better for the people than doing it while losing a fortune?
theredscourge 2 weeks ago
@maxcommunist funny thing is she hated feminists.
TheConnorian 5 days ago
It matters not how full of shit a historical figure is. What matters is how the actor manages to accurately portray it.
BadassBigBoss 3 weeks ago
Margaret Thatcher was a socialist cosmopolitian and I cannot understand why any true conservative can support her. I miss Benjamin Disraeli
ZimmermanHound 3 weeks ago
@ZimmermanHound
Thatcher was not a socialist. That is a mistake to make such assumptions.
Thatcher was a practitioner of free market economics.
Conservatives of that era were appeasers of socialism were as thatcher was not.
bighands69 3 weeks ago
@bighands69 She was not. She was a socialist. She did not abolish the welfare state. Did she. In fact, the welfare state was expanded during her regin. She was never for a free market. She was for a market that gave opportunity for the large corporations (that finance her career) and put regulations on small businesses. Thatcher was also responsible for identity politics (for minorities) and the rejection of assimilation. She was also the founder of the global warming hoax.
ZimmermanHound 3 weeks ago
@ZimmermanHound
1/1
Thatcher did not abolish the welfare state as she was realistic about what could be achieved.
There is absolutely no way in her term could she have phased out the welfare state.
The problem is that it would require at least 10 to 15 years to phase out the welfare state and any government who would conduct such a program would not make it until the conclusion of such a program.
Every time the conservatives make such a move labor just destroys it after wards.
bighands69 3 weeks ago
@bighands69 1/1 Well, In my view there is no difference between conservatives, liberals and socialists. The old conservatives lost it when they rejected morals for materialism. Today, you are a "conservative" if you argue for global capitalism and a "bit" smaller welfare state. Nationalism, folk and cultural conservatism is today not a part of the mainstream conservative movement. Marxists see everything in economics and so do these post-modern conservatives.
ZimmermanHound 3 weeks ago
@ZimmermanHound
2/2
You seem to lack the understanding of the political game that is being played and so far the socialist have been winning as they have a long term incremental prospective and the conservatives do not. Socialist now have a problem that they did not plan on and that is the market mechanisms that do not care about regulation and central economics.
What is required is a conservative movement that has a long term plan and acts upon it. Thatcher was isolated in her actions.
bighands69 3 weeks ago
@bighands69 I believe that a conservative movement have to reject the idea of an empire, reject the idea of neo-conservatism and protect the internal market. Even Disareli argued for protection for the internal market and the english people. Today, the elite argues that no protection of the indigenous people of England are necessary. A british citizen has today the same value as an non-citizien. UKIP is a conservative movement in some sense. The conservatives are not.
ZimmermanHound 3 weeks ago
Vieja hija de una nave espacial rusa llena de puta.
TheRelampagoxX 3 weeks ago
pity she's not going to win the oscar like everytime she gets nominated, this performance raises the bar in acting
bhekumuzidube 3 weeks ago
Meryl Streep is the Bette Davis of our time.
4262009AP 3 weeks ago
Margret Thatcher a great woman. Meryl can impersonate anyone. Truly a gifted actress.
meowmebaby1 3 weeks ago
How old do you have to be to watch this film 12 16 18?? is it okay for miners to watch?
maidenstein 4 weeks ago
@maidenstein ROFL. You win the award for best non-topical political pun of the century. Well done indeed.
YouAreAnIdiotSoThere 3 weeks ago
shit film, miserable bitch
churchjamespeter 4 weeks ago
I just watched a few videos of Margaret Thatcher before watching this clip and it's amazing how Meryl Streep just nails it.
IronBuddha80 1 month ago 12
Ridiculous film. Shame on Streep for earning money out of this criminal's legacy.
NarcissistsDie 1 month ago
@NarcissistsDie let me guess youre another irish bastard upset about your potatos?
potato
FadeToBlack888 1 month ago
@FadeToBlack888 Keep guessing.
NarcissistsDie 1 month ago
@FadeToBlack888 How many potatoes does it take to kill an irishman?? NONE!
maidenstein 4 weeks ago
@FadeToBlack888 There's more to us irish than just potatoes, you racist twat.
Stephen15Donnelly 2 weeks ago
@Stephen15Donnelly yeah youre right there is more to the irish than just potatoes, theres also almost universal support for the provisional IRA, Nazi germany and blaming england for the irish people's history of failures such as the famine and now the bankcruptcy
FadeToBlack888 2 weeks ago
@FadeToBlack888 Hmmm I don't seem to remember supporting the Nazis or the PIRA, in fact I don't seem to remember being born when a great deal of their activities were occurring. How about you stop attributing stereotypes to a group of people who you clearly do not have a single ounce of knowledge about?
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tapyourfeet1 1 month ago
Do we really need the Oscars as validation that Meryl is the most consistently talented actress around?
elrynx2 1 month ago
@elrynx2 Yes and no! We already know she is the most consistently talented.. but I think she deserves at least one more Oscar and should have been in that league, 3 Oscar Wins, a very long time ago.
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She doesn't need awards...her talent and reputation are understood implicitly and universally. The Oscars are beneath her.
elrynx2 1 month ago
Pathetic compared to real performance of Thatcher.
asumazilla 1 month ago
this is her as education secretary--pre deep voice.
thisisnttyler 1 month ago
The 'Iain Davis Interviews Margaret Thatcher' interview is closer to the real thing than Meryl Streep's "interpretation". Check it out on You Tube.
Whatever81417 1 month ago
thats awful, Meryl looks stupid and the voice is wrong, too
moscowandy 1 month ago
The accent is way over the top, even thatcher didn't speak that posh.
aeronuk1 1 month ago
Just saw the movie (in the US) and it is outstanding. And sad at the end. What an amazing woman. The Western world no longer has a political spine like Thatcher. From the US, I salute her.
Categorycinque 1 month ago
@Categorycinque It is very common for Americans to love Thatcher because they see her as an inspirational woman who fought against the unions for the greater good, and don't see the other side. But you don't understand why she had such a huge opposition. It's because she ruined millions of lives and communities. A lot of British people dislike her because they see the effects of her extreme policies every day in cities like Liverpool, that have been plunged into poverty and unemployment.
camillaroseg 1 month ago
@camillaroseg You mislead deliberately. She did not 'ruin' (as you put it) millions of lives, she refused to allow the State to pander and support people who should support themselves. For example, there is very little work in my hometown (and hasn't been since steelworking stopped locally) but that is not the government's problem; it is up to me to move somewhere where there is work. And I have done, thank you, and I'm much better off.
chikubichan 1 month ago
@chikubichan You're contradicting basic economic concepts. She destroyed a whole industry. Generations of families grew up to work in the same (and might I add, profitable) mines as their fathers. By ending British manufacturing she made our economy reliant upon imports, seriously harming the economy by creating a huge trade deficit. On top of that, it made millions unemployed. These people cannot simply re-train and find other work in the knowledge sector - they spent their whole lives in the**
camillaroseg 1 month ago
@camillaroseg **same job. People that have families to support can't simply move to a different city. Everything costs money. You're in a fortunate position, it's quite ignorant to assume that everyone else is in a similar situation. Even if I agreed with you, she STILL didn't achieve the one thing she was supposed to. All of these people need benefits until they find another job. But then it's extremely difficult to find another job, and so the circle begins - for whole communities.
camillaroseg 1 month ago
@camillaroseg
No, she was doing the right thing completely there. If you actually understoof economcis them you would realize that a country(britain in 1978/9 under labour) could simply not go on supporting jobs hundreds of thousands of jobs in and industry losing money... Labour was borrowing going into debt just to keep a completely uncompetitive industry alive, which even a communist would agree is stupid seeming as we would eventually go bankcrupt because of it.
403766 1 month ago
@403766 You really don't know anything about me, so please don't try to patronise me or assume you know anything about my knowledge of Economics. You seem to be deliberately slandering Labour as if I'm arguing for it. I'm not Labour, I'm merely anti-Thatcher. However, I will point out that all parties of all governments of all parties borrow too much money, including the Conservatives. I think the situation here is a debate of what is more important - general economic well-being, or the**
camillaroseg 1 month ago
@403766 **overall well-being of the population. I vote for the latter, and you evidently vote for the former. For this reason, I'm going to end this debate here, because we won't be able to get on each other's wavelength. Just please don't try to argue that we should thank Thatcher for reducing unemployment. Also, the most economically powerful country today is reliant on exports, not imports, and I disagree with your last point much more than your other points. But that's fine, let's agree to**
camillaroseg 1 month ago
@403766 **disagree.
camillaroseg 1 month ago
@camillaroseg
Also there was a trade surplus at many points in the 80's. Fact, as well as the governement actually being able to pay its debts. Thatcher saved our country from labour ignorant vote-based way of handling our economy, and for that we should all thank her. Not to mention after the initial change unemplyment fell from around 3 mil to 2 mil so we have oly to thank her. Not to mention all first world countries are reliant on imports, which is good as they become
403766 1 month ago
@camillaroseg
affordable. Without thatcher our standard of living would be far far lower for all classes.
403766 1 month ago
@chikubichan
thatcher was a complete idiot, who poured the money into the least desrving sector- the financial services instead of helping the economy (which she brought to its knees) and people. and so you hate me even more, i'm a communist. shove that up your tory arse!
Theorockz2 1 month ago
@Theorockz2
No, you are clearly an ignorant moron and if you studied even for a year some as economics you would know that you arguement is compeltely wrong. Most of our money comes from finicial services into britain, which is a veyr good thing and trait of first world countries. What other sectors would have any benfit to britain other than to lose money tell me? She literally saved our economy. Now educate yourself and come back to me before voting next.
403766 1 month ago
@403766
the bankers were swell at the time. yes, you should always give money to the banks, but not as much as she did! unemployment levels reached rock bottom, rich got richer, poor got poorer. it was amazing; however, what she did, be the first women prime minister with two twins. i give her that. and in response to your question above, how about the health service?
Theorockz2 1 month ago
@Theorockz2 She didn't 'pour money' into financial services, she deregulated them - it may have been the wrong policy but she didn't actively 'pour' the money in. Nor, contrary to what Camillaroseg thinks, did she 'destroy a whole industry'. She was certainly indifferent, you could say heartless, for not lifting a finger to help, but then again why should she, she was a politician. (And BTW I don't hate you!)
chikubichan 1 month ago
@chikubichan
alrighty then. i'm just gonna end it here. bye
Theorockz2 1 month ago
Michael Foot looks like Bernie Sanders...
PsychoPunk1965 1 month ago
Meryl Streep should win Oscar coz Helen Mirren won Oscar doin Queen, dis film same fing basicly lolz.
etc.
Oscy 1 month ago
@Oscy Their accents are similar, everything else is completely different..
camillaroseg 1 month ago
I hope this film isn't pro thatcher because the tories are a joke amongst the educated, or anyone who has ever read things such as the leaflet in the 70's from the conservatives saying "If you want a nigger for a neighbor, vote liberal or labour".
How could anyone want to be afiliated with a party that has done something like that?
acledmaiden 1 month ago
@acledmaiden So you're black, right?
ttiiyy 1 month ago
@acledmaiden I agree with you in that I am very anti-Conservative, but I will point out that you can't look at today's Conservative Party in the same way as in the 70s, because they are completely different. Both Labour and the Conservatives have much, much less radical policies now, and I highly doubt that there are many racist MPs left.
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BlackRoof 1 month ago
Just a little too much at 0:22
Cnd1867 1 month ago
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eebumssuk 1 month ago
Score 1 foe thatcher.
AlexFoeShizzle 1 month ago
Legally Blonde 3: British Parliament
breeeegs 1 month ago 69
Truly a remarkable person
WestSkier11 1 month ago
If Meryl doesn't win an Oscar for this, I'd kill myself...
wanfranymuhtaddin 1 month ago 66
@wanfranymuhtaddin Me too!
enderarias 1 month ago
If she doesn't win, I'll punch a kitten, then slap a puppy, then scream at a baby seal, then kill everyone, THEN kill myself by ejecting myself from a cannon into the sun
breeeegs 1 month ago 2
@breeeegs Hahaha!!! Too funny! But man, she really really deserves an Oscar!
Icha74 1 month ago
@breeeegs Best comment.
xxlozengerxx 1 month ago
@wanfranymuhtaddin No, don't kill yourself. Let's kill the Oscar board/panel members.
ltljulian 2 weeks ago
Best Acting since Bruno Ganz in Downfall!!
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Women power my arse... she was far worse than many men, and fought tirelessly to try and prove her point...this so-called Apolitical Bio Pic is celebrating the life of a Grabbing, Right-wing tyrant....shameful... what next, Jack Nicholson stars in, ' Iron Cross' .....subtext Hitler, he Meant well ?
SpitfirePunx 1 month ago
This accurately shows Labours opposition to Thatcher. They are a joke and their 13 years in government proved it. I'm looking forward to this.
yesman2079 1 month ago
God shes amazing!! Meryl is just brilliant! I gotta see this!!
xdramateenqueenx 1 month ago 2
Yes...She is an amazing actress!
stilettoz 1 month ago 2
Ouch! I love the last bit! Can't wait to watch it in the cinema soon!
stilettoz 1 month ago
@stilettoz same
leticiaosei87 1 month ago
Great scene, indeed!
haberdasherswater 2 months ago
awesome accent!!
partygirl209 2 months ago
Awesome job Meryl, love you & your acting
Vivianfan4life 2 months ago
Awesome job Meryl, love you & your work!!!
Vivianfan4life 2 months ago
Well done. I love you, Meryl!
xSolangeee 2 months ago