  New film: “The Iron Lady”  Cheekbones and chidings  A new film
about Margaret Thatcher will divide audiences, as its heroine
did  See article  Readers' comments    Roz Bennetts  I don't
mind admitting I feel a bit saddened by this film - as wonderful
as Meryl Streep will no doubt be and as much as Margaret
Thatcher was the equivalent of Marmite to the British public, I
prefer to remember her at her finest.  I've yet to see it but I
understand from Cameron's comments that the film focuses on her
dementia rather than what she achieved as Prime Minister.
Celebrating (if it can be called that) her illnesses and
dementia (if it's true) seem just a little bit smutty to me,
after all they were never meant for public consumption and
remain her private life.   Having just watched the film, I'm
unclear as to whether it is intended as broadly in the bio-pic
genre (and therefore attempting to provide insight into an
undoubtedly remarkable figure), a touching tale of hubris (world
leader becomes batty old woman), or una