Funny, witty and a take-no-nonesense film. The character of Julia Lambert makes one feel just as conflicted as she does, with her situation. It was a pleasant surprise to see that her character does not play into the defeated woman, but stands up and takes control.
This review of Being Julia (2004) was written by Ashley H on 15 Oct 2013.
Being Julia has generally received positive reviews.
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