Movies to Watch: Iron Lady (First Teaser Trailer)
Back in February I wrote a post titled, "Margaret Thatcher's Long Lost Twin Sister Appears!" It actually wasn't her sister, but instead Meryl Streep portraying the "Iron Lady," Britain's first woman Prime Minister.
As I stated in my February post, she was to Britain, what Ronald Reagan was to us, a BIG F**KING MISTAKE!
Margaret Thatcher was known as the "Iron Lady," for leading a country with an Iron hand, so it was only fitting for Hollywood to make an Oscar worthy movie for her, and Streep.
Well, the first teaser trailer is out, and damn - it is downright scary! It's like Margaret Thatcher has been reborn.
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- Blade 7184 aka Peter
Back in February I wrote a post titled, "Margaret Thatcher's Long Lost Twin Sister Appears!" It actually wasn't her sister, but instead Meryl Streep portraying the "Iron Lady," Britain's first woman Prime Minister. 
3 comments:
Can't wait to see it.
Wow. For every crappy Megan Fox supermodel that attempts to call themselves an actress, we can never forget what a true acting legend is. Someone that can not only play the character but utterly absorb their spirit and become them so we completely forget that this person is not even real. Nicholas Cage can say lines in a different outfit, scenery and plot but he'll still always be Nicholas Cage. Meryl Streep, on the other hand, is phenomenal. She doesn't just say lines, she breathes them. She lives through her character and suddenly disappears, leaving only Julia Child, Miranda Priestly, Ethel Rosenberg, Sister Aloysius Beauvier, Donna, Clarissa Vaughan, Karen Silkwood, Sophie, Joanna Kramer, Linda, Aunt Josephine and now Margaret Thatcher. We can only hope that this epic actress continues to make many more films, and that future actresses and actors alike continue to strive to be as good, if not better than her.
wow, very well put my love. Yes, she is a rare breed indeed. If only everyone could be as good as she.
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