The Iron Lady (Blu-ray/DVD Combo + Digital Copy) (2011)

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Phyllida Lloyd, who directed Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia!, needs a less exuberant tack with this unexpectedly poignant biopic. In the script, written by Shame's Abi Morgan, Lloyd depicts the elderly Dame Thatcher (Streep in a thoroughly convincing performance) as being a frail figure replaying key moments in her own life while her mind still continues to function. Her trajectory starts with grocer Alfred Roberts (Downton Abbey's Iain Glen), who had become the mayor of Grantham, instilling as part of his daughter, Margaret (Alexandra Roach), a desire for politics. After graduating from Oxford, she felt prepared to go into the fray, at which point she met Denis Thatcher (Harry Lloyd), who cheered her along around the road from Parliament to 10 Downing Street, where they lived during her time as Britain's first female prime minister (Jim Broadbent portrays the grey-haired and ghostly Denis). While closing mines, dodging IRA hits, and overseeing a war, the blue-clad titan built alliances with Airey Neave (Nicholas Farrell) and Geoffrey Howe (Anthony Head), but she would lose them both. If her will was strong, she'd almost no time for feminine niceties like conciliation and forgiveness. The film goes on to suggest she never cultivated the kinds of female friendships that probably have sustained her in retirement, though her daughter (Tyrannosaur's Olivia Colman) did what she could. Instead, Denis remained her closest confidante until his departure, and she had nothing but fading memories. The upshot is surely an uneasy mix of admiration for her leadership qualities and disappointment in her interpersonal skills. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

THE IRON LADY is a surprising and intimate portrait of Margaret Thatcher (Two-time Oscar® winner Meryl Streep), the first in support of female Prime Minister of The United Kingdom. One with the 20th century’s most famous and influential women, Thatcher originated from nowhere to smash through barriers of gender and sophistication to become heard in the male-dominated world.





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