The old ways just wouldn't do
The Queen is about Queen Elizabeth/Helen Mirren and Prime Minister Tony Blair/Michael Sheen dealing with the death of Princess Diana. The two take diametrically opposed paths on how to deal with her passing. One was caught up in tradition, a conservative approach and a personal dislike of Diana. The other recognized the standing of the Princess with the public. I thought both actors were excellent in their roles. Mirren always wanted to keep a tight upper lip while Sheen squirmed at what he saw as her mistakes. I think the movie also did a good job explaining how Diana was a disruptive figure for the royal establishment which was important context for how the queen reacted to her death. There’s plenty of documentary footage spliced in as well to see how people were reacting to both the death and the queen which was a nice touch.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Stephen Frears"], "Producers": ["Andy Harries", "Christine Langan", "Tracey Seaward", "Fran\u00e7ois Ivernel", "Cameron McCracken", "Scott Rudin"], "Starring": ["Helen Mirren", "Michael Sheen", "James Cromwell"], "Studio": ["Miramax"]}

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