Iron Lady (Blu-ray) (2011) - Oscar® Winner!

Editor's Note Two-time Oscar-winner Meryl Streep steps into the role of English prime minister Margaret Thatcher in this biopic from director Phyllida Lloyd (MAMMA MIA!), and screenwriter Abi Morgan (TSUNAMI: THE AFTERMATH, BRICK LANE). Jim Broadbent, Richard E. Grant, and Anthony Head co-star.

	Jim Broadbent
	Meryl Streep
	Anthony Head
	Alexandra Roach
	Harry Lloyd
	Richard Goulding - Co-Star
	James Smith - Co-Star
	Richard Dixon - Co-Star
	Eloise Webb - Co-Star
	Alice Dacunha - Co-Star
	Phoebe Waller-Bridge - Co-Star
	Victoria Bewick - Co-Star
	Emma Dewhurst - Co-Star
	Stephanie Jacob - Co-Star
	Alexander Beardsley - Co-Star
	Robin Kermode - Co-Star
	Chris Campbell - Co-Star
	Paul Bentley - Co-Star
	Martin Wimbush - Co-Star
	Jasper Jacob - Co-Star
	Nicholas Jones - Co-Star
	Sylvestra LeTouzel - Co-Star
	Michael Maloney - Co-Star
	Matthew Marsh - Co-Star
	Michael Pennington - Co-Star
	David Rintoul - Co-Star
	Clifford Rose - Co-Star
	Hugh R. Ross - Co-Star
	John Sessions - Co-Star
	Simon Slater - Co-Star
	Richard Syms - Co-Star
	Pip Torrens - Co-Star
	John Harding - Co-Star
	Peter Pacey - Co-Star
	Rupert Vansittart - Co-Star
	Julian Wadham - Co-Star
	Michael Cochrane - Co-Star
	David Westhead - Co-Star
	Robert Portal - Co-Star
	Amanda Root - Co-Star
	Michael Simkins - Co-Star
	Christopher Luscombe - Co-Star
	Stephen Boxer - Co-Star
	Angus Wright - Co-Star
	Andrew Havill - Co-Star
	Angela Curran - Co-Star
	Olivia Colman - Co-Star
	Willie Jonah - Co-Star
	Susan Brown - Co-Star
	David Cann - Co-Star
	Simon Chandler - Co-Star
	Jeremy Child - Co-Star
	Jeremy Clyde - Co-Star
	Michael Culkin - Co-Star
	Nick Dunning - Co-Star
	Michael Elwyn - Co-Star
	Nicholas Farrell - Co-Star
	Iain Glen - Co-Star
	Richard E. Grant - Co-Star
	Ian Neil - Music Director
	Annie Gilhooly - Set Decorator
	Sarah-Jane Wheale - Production Manager/UPM
	Bill Crutcher - Supervising Art Director
	Neal Champion - Special Effects Supervisor
	Kim Brandstrup - Choreographer
	Kate Warwick-Oliver - Hairstylist
	Kate Warwick-Oliver - Makeup
	Roger Allam - Co-Star
	Elliot Davis - Director of Photography
	J. Roy Helland - Hairstylist
	J. Roy Helland - Makeup
	Thomas Newman - Composer
	Michael Solinger - Post-Production Supervisor
	Tim Cavagin - Sound Re-Recording
	Craig Irving - Sound Re-Recording
	Marese Langan - Hairstylist
	Marese Langan - Makeup
	Tony Lucken - Stunt Coordinator
	Bill Bernstein - Music Editor
	Guy Heeley - Assistant Director
	Alex Bailey - Photography
	Abi Morgan - Screenwriter
	Mark Coulier - Special Makeup Effects
	Kay Bilk - Hairstylist
	Kay Bilk - Makeup
	Julian Spencer - Stunt Coordinator
	Nigel Stone - Sound
	Nigel Stone - Sound Re-Recording
	Phyllida Lloyd - Director

Hollywood Reporter
"[T]he thoughtful depths and fine-grained details in Meryl Streep?s latest feat of superhuman portraiture are ample reward." 11/23/2011

Los Angeles Times
"Designer Marese Langan does a remarkable job of taking away and putting years on Streep as she moves from Thatcher's late 30s to her 80s....It is Streep's uncanny ability to disappear inside her characters that is striking here." 12/30/2011

USA Today
"[T]he film features a tour-de-force performance by Meryl Streep. Hers is a flawless portrayal of the conservative British prime minister..." 12/30/2011

Wall Street Journal
"Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher is the main reason to see THE IRON LADY....Close your eyes -- or even keep them open -- and the Iron Lady's time has come again." 12/30/2011

Total Film
"[T]he story's primarily a setting for Streep's jaw-droppingly brilliant performance....She creates a subtle, stress-riven portrait of a woman reckoning up an extraordinary life as unflinchingly as she lived it." 02/01/2012

Entertainment Weekly
"Streep is her own irresistible show as she assumes, with the precision that is her trademark, the character of the U.K.'s staunchly conservative prime minister in the 1980s." -- Grade: B 01/06/2012

Sight and Sound
"[With] Meryl Streep, once again going far beyond mimicry into total identification with her role, taking Thatcher from the confident stride of her early triumphs to the stiff-legged shuffle of old age." 02/01/2012

Film Comment
"Streep's performance, which spans some 40 years in the former prime minister's life, meticulously captures Thatcher's strident public persona." 01/01/2012