First trailer for the Lady Thatcher film, "The Iron Lady"

Comments

[Martin Marprelate- A Man in the Street!]

I look forward to this coming out on DVD and will certainly buy it

[MG]

Re Arthur Montford - I hope the left continue to make these disgusting remarks so we can all see them for what they are.

[Martin Marprelate- A Man in the Street!]

Bar him, ( Arthur Montford) Whatever his views and opinions I feel he is being deliberately offensive. I didn't care much for Michael Foot but I did NOT rejoice in any way when he died. I also find it personally objectionable that he should mock two great people who have suffered Alzheimer's as my late mother had this dreadful illness.

[Martin Marprelate- A Man in the Street!]

I'm glad Montford has gone! Well done Editor!

[Bill]

Nee Iron maiden - for the wets only!

[Dawn Carpenter]

I shall read the reviews of this film before I decide whether to go to see it. For one thing, while the film was in the planning stages, references to it in the Telegraph were negative, suggesting that it would show her coming to the conclusion that her life had been wasted and that she had been wrong about everything, then shambling about with dementia. The Telegraph has reported protests about this film. One account of it while it was still being filmed contained a comment to the effect that it was a "leftist fantasy" of her life. So I shall see what the critics say before I even consider attending the film. For another thing, Margaret Thatcher is so very special that I'm not sure I would want to see a fictionalised version of her portrayed by an actress.

[Stu]

OMG I cannot wait for this to come out. I grew up under Maggie T, & shes my greatest hero. I'm working class who was able to move up above my station purely as a result of her policies of liberating the economy & country so social status was irrelevent. A Goddess.

[Joe DeMocritus]

Wonderful !!!!!!!

[Dawn Carpenter]

I feel the same way about her as Stu @ 21:09. In my case that translates as I probably won't go to see it. I hope Stu and others find it an honest film and thoroughly enjoy it.