Churchill's political career during and after WWII
Into The Storm was the follow up to The Gathering Storm, both HBO movies. This time Brendan Gleeson played Winston Churchill as the story flashes back and forth between the start of World War II with Dunkirk and immediately after the conflict was over when his fate was up in the air with parliamentary elections. They’re connected because they were both low points for Churchill.<br /><br />First off, Gleeson largely plays a restrained Churchill. There are small bits of anger like yelling at his butler, but otherwise this is a prime minister who is mostly thinking and writing about the war and the election. Into The Storm had Albert Finney do Churchill and he and the writing was much better. Finney played Churchill as an old curmudgeon which was more appealing.<br /><br />Second, because the movie spans 5 years it can only cover so much and a lot gets left out as a result. Still it paints a picture of Churchill facing the defeats at the start of WWII, his highs as the war is won, and then a low again in the vote. That’s the story arch they wanted to cover how someone with such a large personality and role in modern history could lose after his greatest victory. The point is this isn’t about World War II but Churchill’s political career.
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