My Week with Marilyn
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- Shares the United Kingdom cinema
- Released in a similar period
- Similar runtime
Film record
The Iron Lady
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- Production countries
- United Kingdom · France
- Languages
- English
- Genres
- drama film · biographical film
Credits
Art department
Simon Elliott — Production design
Cinematography
Elliot Davis — Cinematography
Direction
Phyllida Lloyd — Directing
Editing
Justin Wright — Editing
Music
Thomas Newman — Music composition
Cast
Meryl Streep — Acting (Margaret Thatcher)
Jim Broadbent — Acting (Denis Thatcher)
Anthony Head — Acting (Sir Geoffrey Howe)
Richard E. Grant — Acting (Michael Heseltine)
Iain Glen — Acting (Alfred Roberts)
Olivia Colman — Acting (Carol Thatcher)
Roger Allam — Acting (Gordon Reece)
Julian Wadham — Acting (Francis Pym)
Harry Lloyd — Acting (young Denis)
Alexandra Roach — Acting (young Margaret)
David Rintoul — Acting (Admiral Sir John Fieldhouse)
Matthew Marsh — Acting (Alexander Haig)
Nicholas Farrell — Acting (Airey Neave)
Susan Brown — Acting (June)
Michael Culkin — Acting
Nick Dunning — Acting (Jim Prior)
Simon Chandler — Acting
David Westhead — Acting (Reg Prentice)
Michael Maloney — Acting
Rupert Vansittart — Acting
Michael Cochrane — Acting
Pip Torrens — Acting (Sir Ian Gilmour)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge — Acting (Susie)
Nicholas Jones — Acting (Admiral Sir Henry Leach)
Emma Dewhurst — Acting (Beatrice Roberts)
Victoria Bewick — Acting (Muriel Roberts)
Martin Wimbush — Acting (Mark Carlisle)
Paul Bentley — Acting (Douglas Hurd)
Robin Kermode — Acting (John Major)
John Sessions — Acting (Edward Heath)
Michael Pennington — Acting (Michael Foot)
Angus Wright — Acting (John Nott)
Alexander Beardsley — Acting (young Mark)
Ronald Reagan — Acting (Self - archive footage)
Production
Damian Jones — Production
Writing
Abi Morgan — Screenwriting
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- Shares the drama film genre
- Shares the France cinema
- Released in a similar period
- Similar runtime
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- Shares the drama film genre
- Shares the United Kingdom cinema
- Released in a similar period
- Similar runtime