'Iron Lady' film draws sympathy for Thatcher in Argentina

West Australian Saturday 4th February, 2012

BUENOS AIRES, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Long reviled in Argentina for leading Britain to war over the Falkland Islands, Margaret Thatcher's portrayal as a vulnerable, elderly woman suffering from dementia in new film "The Iron Lady" has won her newfound sympathy with Argentine moviegoers.The Oscar-nominated film shows Thatcher, the 86-year-old former B...

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