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Thatcher: The Final Days

Thatcher: The Final Days

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DramaHistoryTV Movie

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The re-creation of events leading up to Margaret Thatcher's defeat as party leader and Britain's Prime Minister.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

50 mins

Rating

6.5/10

Release Date

11 September 1991

Country

Cast

Sylvia Syms

Sylvia Syms

Margaret Thatcher

Bruce Alexander

Bruce Alexander

John Gummer

Henry Ayrton

Henry Ayrton

Thatcher's Aide

Christopher Benjamin

Christopher Benjamin

George Younger

T.R. Bowen

T.R. Bowen

Kenneth Baker

Stephen Boxer

Stephen Boxer

John Sergeant

Tom Chadbon

Tom Chadbon

Edward Leigh

Julian Curry

Julian Curry

David Harris

Paul Daneman

Paul Daneman

Douglas Hurd

Edward de Souza

Edward de Souza

John Wakeham

Keith Drinkel

Keith Drinkel

John Major

David Hargreaves

David Hargreaves

Charles Powell

Bernard Holley

Bernard Holley

Paddy Ashdown

Bernard Horsfall

Bernard Horsfall

Alan Clark

Glyn Houston

Glyn Houston

Bernard Ingham

Harold Innocent

Harold Innocent

Peter Morrison

Tony Mathews

Tony Mathews

Gordon Reece

Michael McStay

Michael McStay

Michael Mates

Roland Oliver

Roland Oliver

Kenneth Clarke

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