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My midnight dark horse fave was "Anonymous". . . .

Posted by mr grits on February 25, 2012 at 15:45:14:
Tied with "The Iron Lady". You just can't out do a Brit supporting cast. Ifans was the best I've seen him and Streep was near perfect.
Someone had mentioned the cheesy way the plays were presented in "Anonymous". Has anyone ever thought that was intended by the author? None of this lofty, rigid, booming, over-dignified soliloquies but men speaking as commonly on the street? It makes sense for the times they were first performed.