being a leader of one of the greatest nations is not easy . but it is easy for common people to hate on someone not knowing how much work she or he does .much respect to her and i myself believe she placed britain on top again . RIP baroness thatcher
Baroness Thatcher gave her life, her sanity, her soul for this country!! She never backed down! She had the courage to say NO NO NO!! She gave everything she had for me and every other British person and for that I am eternally grateful! May God rest her soul 🙏❤🇬🇧😔
I really admire Strong Women like Margaret! Here in the Philippines we have an Iron lady too she passed away years ago. We miss her the Late Senator Meriam Defensor Santiago.😍
People love to blindly hate Thatcher, but at the end of the day, it won’t change the fact that she wanted what was best for her nation (albeit some decisions weren’t thought out too well such as mining), and she gave it her all.
I'm afraid that referring to her treatment of the miners as not being 'thought out too well' is a vast understatement. The mines were closed in areas with very few other employment opportunities and absolutely no thought was given to those communities in terms of alternative training or jobs. Those communities were largely just left behind. To treat your own citizens in that way was reprehensible. It appears that attempts are being made to rehabilitate and lionize her as time goes on and memories fade but it's no accident that the section of society where she was the least popular was also the poorest and had the least power to fight back. I don't doubt her belief that what she was doing was right for the country but too much self belief can be as damaging as too little so it's very much a double-edged sword. I admired her intellectual capacities and ability to deal with the gender prejudices of the time yet, strangely, these experiences didn't give her an insight into those who were battling similar obstacles in different contexts. The fact that many people struggle unsuccessfully in life doesn't necessarily make them lazy or inadequate or less worthy of respect as people. It was ironic that such a strong advocate for privatisation should have a funeral which was publicly funded. Remembering her tenure, I can't feel sentimental about her but she herself would never have approved of sentimentalism anyway.
I come here more than a should do it...but watching how Thatcher sacrificed her personal life in order to have succes on her political career makes me feel kind of sad for her, even at the end we see how sometimes she regrets not to have spent more time with her children or even with Denis....The thing is, that I'm making my way to have a succesful political career too, and It makes me feel like I could feel all these emotions that Thatcher felt on her last days of her life, feeling so much nostalgia and regret....also smthing so sad for me to watch was how her closest allies from the Torie Party at the end betrayed her, she must have felt so cofused, but no matter what she dealt with it and she accepted it...I'm leaving this comment here, i'm not looking for likes or smthing like that, I just wanted to express what I have been feeling since I watched this masterful clip.
Those are very true feelings and that is why you must always try, no matter how hard to while on a path of building your career, make sure to have someone family, friends, relatives etc to lean on to and spend time with always so that you have no regrets in the end :)
Whether you disagree with her politics, or not, you have to admire her tenacity, her courage, her strength, in the face of overwhelming opposition. She made it, and left one hell of a legacy for every other woman in the world, showing them that nothing can stand in their way of their dreams. Personally, I didn’t agree with her politics, but it doesn’t mean I can’t admire the hell out of her for everything she tried to do, and stood true to her convictions. I truly admire and love that woman, and I always will!, miss you, rest in peace dear Margaret ❤️
She was an arrogant ogre driven by a callous ideology, and sadly a drunken prescription drugs junkie and alcoholic in the end - but she was nether corrupt nor incompetent and, being a scientist, would have handled coronavirus far better than the hopeless cynical liar Johnson and his merry band of greedy gobshyte toffs.
I remembered some of the "milk thief" practices, as Brixton residents call her, when I saw a video of a side of Brixton residents and British miners celebrating her death. It is neither iron nor glass!! But it derives its "iron" from war "La Gerra de ilas Malvenas" And who of all who sank like iron ships and men in the depths of the Atlantic, to achieve a slight victory for the navy over the hesitant Argentines? Those who did not calculate it well and adopted equipment from France and America, which gave the kingdom everything is ready! To postpone the conquest of the closest country to the Maluian Islands We even heard in the eighties the press buzzing with the phrase:; Sink an Argentine ship to save Margaret Thatcher! The Coventry sank and many ships on both sides, we regretted the men, But this creature Thatcher..has invaded everyone! The delay of the British to Argentina's annexation of the Malwen Islands was recorded as a personal victory even greater than the size of its island! By this it terrorized most of the Irish and their resistance, as it dwarfed the parties and weakened the unions But stay is only for God
Какая приятная такая приятная момент - это что-то вот здесь прямо на чудо какое-то вот совсем другая совсем другая женщина и по-другому изображает Маргарет Тэтчер такой же простое спокойное надо же что такое-то происходит прямо прелесть беспокойстве полное спокойствие в этой
That's kinda racist! Meryl deserved that Oscar but the competition was tough that year with Viola Davis and Glenn Close giving marvellous performances in The Help and Albert Nobbs. So this not a nice thing to say and not true either.
Pity for anyone getting older. But, she was the person responsible for privatising public services, and utilities. So, that now you have schools, hospitals, universities competing against each other. The present oaf in charge is carrying on the tradition by awarding fat contracts for track and tracing to private companies with no background in public health and bypassing local authority health inspectors who do have the expertise. The film humanises her ,but I can't get sentimental about her knowing what she represented and the dehumanising legacy she left behind.
“I don’t want to be on my own”
That scene was heartbreaking😪🥺💔.
being a leader of one of the greatest nations is not easy . but it is easy for common people to hate on someone not knowing how much work she or he does .much respect to her and i myself believe she placed britain on top again . RIP baroness thatcher
Baroness Thatcher gave her life, her sanity, her soul for this country!! She never backed down! She had the courage to say NO NO NO!!
She gave everything she had for me and every other British person and for that I am eternally grateful!
May God rest her soul 🙏❤🇬🇧😔
I really admire Strong Women like Margaret! Here in the Philippines we have an Iron lady too she passed away years ago. We miss her the Late Senator Meriam Defensor Santiago.😍
She could've been our President
People love to blindly hate Thatcher, but at the end of the day, it won’t change the fact that she wanted what was best for her nation (albeit some decisions weren’t thought out too well such as mining), and she gave it her all.
Her actions regarding the Irish were downright despicable and I think she earned her ire from that and refusing to budge on South Africa
I'm afraid that referring to her treatment of the miners as not being 'thought out too well' is a vast understatement. The mines were closed in areas with very few other employment opportunities and absolutely no thought was given to those communities in terms of alternative training or jobs. Those communities were largely just left behind. To treat your own citizens in that way was reprehensible.
It appears that attempts are being made to rehabilitate and lionize her as time goes on and memories fade but it's no accident that the section of society where she was the least popular was also the poorest and had the least power to fight back. I don't doubt her belief that what she was doing was right for the country but too much self belief can be as damaging as too little so it's very much a double-edged sword.
I admired her intellectual capacities and ability to deal with the gender prejudices of the time yet, strangely, these experiences didn't give her an insight into those who were battling similar obstacles in different contexts. The fact that many people struggle unsuccessfully in life doesn't necessarily make them lazy or inadequate or less worthy of respect as people.
It was ironic that such a strong advocate for privatisation should have a funeral which was publicly funded. Remembering her tenure, I can't feel sentimental about her but she herself would never have approved of sentimentalism anyway.
I come here more than a should do it...but watching how Thatcher sacrificed her personal life in order to have succes on her political career makes me feel kind of sad for her, even at the end we see how sometimes she regrets not to have spent more time with her children or even with Denis....The thing is, that I'm making my way to have a succesful political career too, and It makes me feel like I could feel all these emotions that Thatcher felt on her last days of her life, feeling so much nostalgia and regret....also smthing so sad for me to watch was how her closest allies from the Torie Party at the end betrayed her, she must have felt so cofused, but no matter what she dealt with it and she accepted it...I'm leaving this comment here, i'm not looking for likes or smthing like that, I just wanted to express what I have been feeling since I watched this masterful clip.
Those are very true feelings and that is why you must always try, no matter how hard to while on a path of building your career, make sure to have someone family, friends, relatives etc to lean on to and spend time with always so that you have no regrets in the end :)
Whether you disagree with her politics, or not, you have to admire her tenacity, her courage, her strength, in the face of overwhelming opposition. She made it, and left one hell of a legacy for every other woman in the world, showing them that nothing can stand in their way of their dreams. Personally, I didn’t agree with her politics, but it doesn’t mean I can’t admire the hell out of her for everything she tried to do, and stood true to her convictions. I truly admire and love that woman, and I always will!, miss you, rest in peace dear Margaret ❤️
I really cried at the end of the movie
Same
R.I.P. Margaret T.
Looks like blue is her favorite colour
One of the most respectable politicians there’s ever been.
She was an arrogant ogre driven by a callous ideology, and sadly a drunken prescription drugs junkie and alcoholic in the end - but she was nether corrupt nor incompetent and, being a scientist, would have handled coronavirus far better than the hopeless cynical liar Johnson and his merry band of greedy gobshyte toffs.
Incredible job!
Ilyas Yurdaon thank you! It was all because of her amazing work that I was able to put this together!
Una gran pelicula y una actuacion magistral de Meryl Streep y todo el elenco de Dama de Hierro, una gran historia biografica.👏👏👏
I'm crying, omg the soundtrack
She was the best Prime Minister that Britain has ever had
Love you, Maggie
A tough leader but a time when England was a country to be proud of.
Love you Maggie
02:04 She was Magaret Thatcher!
I remembered some of the "milk thief" practices, as Brixton residents call her, when I saw a video of a side of Brixton residents and British miners celebrating her death.
It is neither iron nor glass!!
But it derives its "iron"
from war
"La Gerra de ilas Malvenas"
And who of all who sank like iron ships and men in the depths of the Atlantic, to achieve a slight victory for the navy over the hesitant Argentines?
Those who did not calculate it well and adopted equipment from France and America, which gave the kingdom everything is ready!
To postpone the conquest of the closest country to the Maluian Islands
We even heard in the eighties the press buzzing with the phrase:;
Sink an Argentine ship to save Margaret Thatcher!
The Coventry sank and many ships on both sides, we regretted the men,
But this creature Thatcher..has invaded everyone! The delay of the British to Argentina's annexation of the Malwen Islands was recorded as a personal victory even greater than the size of its island!
By this it terrorized most of the Irish and their resistance, as it dwarfed the parties and weakened the unions
But stay is only for God
between 1:30 - 2:00 the music is heavily inspired by Arvo Pärt's Fratres (featured in There Will Be Blood).
My English is poor !! 我看過此電影。拍攝得很好，女主角扮演英國女首相 ㄧ角，很神似。女演員是美國人，為了演出逼真，要學習英式英語講對白。台前幕後工作人員，配合專業team work ,拍攝此電影。 讚賞👍👍👍🎬🎬🎬🎦🎦🎦
Какая приятная такая приятная момент - это что-то вот здесь прямо на чудо какое-то вот совсем другая совсем другая женщина и по-другому изображает Маргарет Тэтчер такой же простое спокойное надо же что такое-то происходит прямо прелесть беспокойстве полное спокойствие в этой
Amei o trajeto dessa mulher. Mas nesse mundo muitos não gostam de pessoas honestas. Que as pessoas boas não desistam de um mundo melhor
Was Queen Elizabeth II portrayed in this movie? I can't remember but I don't think she was.
No
Its great Meryl got an Oscar for this and not lost to someone who was merely black.
That's kinda racist! Meryl deserved that Oscar but the competition was tough that year with Viola Davis and Glenn Close giving marvellous performances in The Help and Albert Nobbs. So this not a nice thing to say and not true either.
🤔 ciekawe ile czasu ta aktorka poswiecila by zagrac taka role🤔
Pity for anyone getting older. But, she was the person responsible for privatising public services, and utilities. So, that now you have schools, hospitals, universities competing against each other. The present oaf in charge is carrying on the tradition by awarding fat contracts for track and tracing to private companies with no background in public health and bypassing local authority health inspectors who do have the expertise. The film humanises her ,but I can't get sentimental about her knowing what she represented and the dehumanising legacy she left behind.
Better Nicole Kidman for this paper
Nicole So young for this role and so tall, meryl was perfect.
Meryl won a damn Oscar for this role she's one of the best. I didn't even witness a glimpse of meryl in this film she became Margaret Tatcher