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The Rise and Fall of Margaret Thatcher: The Collection (2009)

Region: 2
UPC/Barcode: 5051561032004
Released: 10th May 2010
Release type: Retail / Rental
No. of Discs: 2
Catalogue No: BBCDVD3200
Category: Television, Drama
Format: DVD / Normal
The Rise and Fall of Margaret Thatcher: The Collection (2009) (Retail / Rental)

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Story: Double bill of BBC docudramas based on the life and times of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. 'Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley' (2008) is a light-hearted drama charting the rise to power of the Iron Lady. Portraying Thatcher (Andrea Riseborough) as an attractive 25-year-old, the story follows her repeated attempts to gain a seat in what was, in the 1950s, a strictly male-dominated Conservative Party. The film spans a period of ten years in Thatcher's life, from working as a research chemist, to meeting husband Dennis (Rory Kinnear), to dealing with the behind-the-scenes manoeuvering that threatened to curtail her political career, before her final hard won success in Finchley. 'Margaret' (2009) portrays the last years in Thatcher's political career. It is 1990 and support for Thatcher (Lindsey Duncan) within the government is beginning to waver. When long-serving politician Geoffrey Howe (John Sessions) resigns over Thatcher's attitude to Europe, his resignation speech sparks a chain of events that ends with the dramatic downfall of Britain's first female prime minister.

Starring: Andrea Riseborough, Samuel West, Philip Jackson, Rory Kinnear, Julia Joyce, Robert Whitelock, Georgie Glen, Lindsay Duncan, Ian McDiarmid, Julian Firth, James Fox, Michael Cochrane, Oliver Cotton, Robert Hardy, Roger Ashton-Griffiths, Kevin McNally, Martin Chamberlain, John Sessions

Directed by: Niall MacCormick, James Kent

Music by: Srdjan Kurpjel, Marios Takoushis, Dominic Muldowney

Produced by: Madonna Baptiste, Sanne Wohlenberg

Written by: Tony Saint, Richard Cottan

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Studio/distributor: 2 Entertain

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