Review of Mrs Brown (1997) by Pete S — 28 Feb 2011
Its one of Dench's finest performances and Billy Connolly is equally amazing. It would be easy to over sentimentalize the events that are depicted here, but we are given an equal dosage of moments with Victoria acting like she has a heart as well as her more well known icy disposition in full force (as when she flies into a rage over the desire of the Irish to have these things called 'rights').
Its a sadly little seen film, which is disappointing because Director John Madden's less interesting projects (i.e. 'Shakespeare in Love') get far more attention.
This review of Mrs Brown (1997) was written by Pete S on 28 Feb 2011.
Mrs Brown has generally received positive reviews.
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