Richard E Grant Interview at Iron Lady Premiere

The transcript discusses an American actor's remarkable performance in a British role, highlighting her preparation and the standing ovation she received. It addresses the criticism of the film's portrayal of Margaret Thatcher's dementia, justifying it with references to her daughter's book. The conversation also touches on the potential for award nominations, emphasizing the actor's extraordinary imagination and emotional intelligence.

What was the reaction of the audience to the American actress's performance in the British role?

• They gave her a standing ovation.

• They were indifferent.

• They left the scene.

• They criticized her accent.

What did the actors do to prepare for their roles in the film?

• They avoided any research.

• They relied solely on the script.

• They read extensively and watched footage.

• They improvised on set.

How is Margaret Thatcher portrayed in the film, according to some critics?

• As a strong leader throughout.

• As a frail old lady with dementia.

• As a young and vibrant politician.

• As a fictional character.

What justification is given for portraying Margaret Thatcher's dementia in the film?

• Her daughter wrote a book about it.

• It was a rumor.

• It was a political statement.

• It was a fictional addition.

What qualities of the actress are highlighted as contributing to her potential Oscar nomination?

• Her ability to memorize lines.

• Her extraordinary imagination and emotional intelligence.

• Her physical appearance.

• Her comedic timing.