That Hamilton Woman is kind of great – whether Winston Churchill wrote some of it or not. This is a WWII movie disguised as a movie about a hero of the Napoleonic Wars. Vivien Leigh is wonderful, and the gowns and the production design and the visual effects are excellent. It's a true Alexander Korda picture: big budget, fancy costumes, enormous naval battles. Delightful stuff. All of this is couched in a rather tiresome old plot about jilted wives and cheating husbands and other infidelities, but it's good fun all the same.
Love and scandal are the best sweeteners of tea. —Henry Fielding
19 May 2021
That Hamilton Woman! (Exclamation Only for the Poster)
That Hamilton Woman is kind of great – whether Winston Churchill wrote some of it or not. This is a WWII movie disguised as a movie about a hero of the Napoleonic Wars. Vivien Leigh is wonderful, and the gowns and the production design and the visual effects are excellent. It's a true Alexander Korda picture: big budget, fancy costumes, enormous naval battles. Delightful stuff. All of this is couched in a rather tiresome old plot about jilted wives and cheating husbands and other infidelities, but it's good fun all the same.
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