I would like to see the movie too when I get a chance. However, I think the UK people are thinking that the movie is about her whole life. Why focus on the disease when she is sick? I have not seen it so I don't know which part is wrong, but I think British people want to show more of her good life when she was the iron lady. I kind of think they should make 2 movies about her: one is about her career, and the other one likes this about her disease.
Her daughter was the one that wrote a book about her Mom's disease but I guess she was shocked that the movie people focused too much on the disease.
Regards,
Nina
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