Thatcher: The Final Days

Synopsis

Thatcher: The Final Days is a reflective biographical drama that delves into the last days of Margaret Thatcher's tenure as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. The film captures the internal struggles and political strife faced by Thatcher during a tumultuous period in her leadership. Sylvia Syms delivers a poignant and nuanced performance as Thatcher, portraying the iron-willed leader with depth and vulnerability. As the events unravel, viewers are taken on an emotional journey through the ups and downs of power, legacy, and personal introspection. The movie provides a sobering look at the human side of one of the most influential figures in British political history.

Cast

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  Sylvia Syms

  Margaret Thatcher

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  Bruce Alexander

  John Gummer

• Henry Ayrton

  Thatcher's Aide

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  Christopher Benjamin

  George Younger

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  T.R. Bowen

  Kenneth Baker

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  Stephen Boxer

  John Sergeant

Reviews

Thatcher: The Final Days has garnered attention from critics for its compelling portrayal of the iconic Margaret Thatcher's tumultuous exit from power. Critics have praised Sylvia Syms' powerful performance, with The Guardian commending her ability to capture Thatcher's resilience and fragility. The film's attention to detail in recreating historical events has been lauded by The Telegraph, adding an authenticity that immerses viewers in the political turmoil of the time. Despite some mixed reviews on pacing, overall, Thatcher: The Final Days has received positive feedback for its emotional depth and exploration of Thatcher's character. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at 82%, while IMDb gives it a solid 7.1/10.