There’s no shortage of biopics. Most are mediocre, but the good ones feature great performances by convincing leads. They’re also better when the scripts resist flitting from milestone to milestone (sometimes stretching back to the subject’s childhood) without marinating on what it all means. Fortunately, The Queen (2006) does all the right things. Rather than […]
Author Archives: Janet Arvia
Ms. Arvia is a Rebellious columnist and movie critic; entertainment ghostwriter; award-winning artist; and grant-winning filmmaker.
