Mandrake discovers that the script for The Iron Lady Baroness Thatcher is like dementia sufferers look back at his career with a great sadness. It is shown talking to her and not knowing that her husband, Sir Denis Thatcher, died.
"Sir Mark and Carol were shocked by what they have learned from the movie," says a family friend. "They think that sounds like a fantasy of the socialist left. They feel strongly about it, but did not speak publicly for fear of giving him more publicity."
Cameron McCracken, Managing Director of Pathé director, agrees: "It is true that the film is set in the recent past and that Baroness Thatcher does not look back to both the triumphs and lows of his extraordinary career.
"It's a film about the power and the price paid for power. In this sense, is the story of everyone who has had to balance his private life with his public career." Although the prospect of Meryl Streep plays Margaret Thatcher may have pleased some fans of the former prime minister, his children were horrified to discover more about the film.
"Sir Mark and Carol were shocked by what they have learned from the movie," says a family friend. "They think that sounds like a fantasy of the socialist left. They feel strongly about it, but did not speak publicly for fear of giving him more publicity."
Cameron McCracken, Managing Director of Pathé director, agrees: "It is true that the film is set in the recent past and that Baroness Thatcher does not look back to both the triumphs and lows of his extraordinary career.
"It's a film about the power and the price paid for power. In this sense, is the story of everyone who has had to balance his private life with his public career." Although the prospect of Meryl Streep plays Margaret Thatcher may have pleased some fans of the former prime minister, his children were horrified to discover more about the film.
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