To be honest, I didn't even notice it was Gary Oldman after reading it, and there was absolutely no trace of it.
Of course, I've never seen what the real Churchill looked like, and can't judge like or not.
But from impassioned speeches, fat hands trembling when excited, grumbling scolding Hitler when angry, submissiveness when giving to the President of the United States, crying on the subway, tenderness to his wife and children, cigars that never leave his hands, careful words...
I can feel very strongly that this is the best performance about Churchill, absolutely worthy of the "Oscar". ???
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