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The Gathering Storm [DVD] [2002]
(7321900252317 / MSE530668) - Richard Loncraine - Duration: 105 mins - Number of discs: 1 | Items as soon, Aim to dispatch, Items are in stock, We’ll aim to dispatch, Items that are dispatched, We' ll & We' ll aim
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| Brand |  Warner Home Video is a brand that produces and distributes home video products. The company was founded in 1978 and is now a division of Warner Bros. Entertainment. Warner Home Video produces and distributes a wide variety of home video products, including DVDs, Blu-rays, and digital downloads. The company has released a number of popular and acclaimed home video releases, including the Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and Batman film franchises. |
| MPN | Warner Home Video 7321900252317 |
| Model | Warner Home Video MSE530668 |
| ID | 1959213 |
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Directors The individual or team responsible for the creative vision and execution of a film, television show, or other audiovisual production. It identifies the person(s) who guided the artistic and technical aspects of the project.
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Richard Loncraine |
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105 mins |
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This movie is absolutely perfect, thanks to Albert Finney's outstanding lead performance. The cast is superb and the writing and acting are top-notch.
I recently watched the film 'The Darkest Hour' and it inspired me to purchase this one. It is a fantastic film that delves into both the political and personal life of Winston Churchill. The constant struggle he faced in convincing his own party about the impending threat from the Continent is portrayed brilliantly. Albert Finney's performance as Churchill is superb, capturing the essence of one of our greatest leaders. Vanessa Redgrave does an excellent job portraying Clementine, Churchill's wife, who serves as his pillar of strength and conscience. She fearlessly puts him in his place when necessary, embodying the saying "behind every great man is a great woman". If you enjoyed 'The Darkest Hour', you will love this film.
I really enjoyed the movie. As a former National Trust member, I have visited Chartwell multiple times and loved seeing it in the film. The naked scene was interesting, although I'm not entirely sure of its purpose. Perhaps it was meant to show another side of Churchill's character, highlighting his disregard for the feelings of those who worked for him. In today's world, he would definitely face serious consequences for such behavior.
Chartwell truly represents what Churchill fought for, and it's a shame that the film didn't include more about the people and their living conditions during that time. It is known that Churchill did not subject himself to rationing, which aligns with his privileged background as a politician living in a house like Chartwell and being born in a palace.
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