Margaret Thatcher died on 8 April 2013 ... a TV interview in which the real Thatcher confirmed to journalist Brian Walden that she did not believe in "equality". This October marks 100 years ...

"Margaret Thatcher sat down for what she thought would be a straightforward TV interview", said Dan Einav in the Financial Times. The man opposite her, Brian Walden, was a friend, but when the ...

The two-part drama, which concluded on Thursday, recreated the famous real-life 1989 TV interview between Margaret Thatcher and Brian Walden, as well as following their friendship in the years leading ...

Brian Walden and Margaret Thatcher were soulmates. He was a Labour MP who became a TV interviewer, she was the Tory leader whose radical restoration of economic choice and class aspiration rescued ...

It prominently features the final interview between Brian Walden and Margaret Thatcher - making up the dramatic conclusion of the show. The first episode focused on Brian’s career switch to ...

Steve added: 'I already felt that I knew who he was, and I found I had a kind of empathy with Brian Walden – and to some extent with Margaret Thatcher.' A first look at the new show was ...

It’s 1989 and Brian Walden (Steve Coogan) is Britain’s pre-eminent political interviewer. His next interview is with the prime minister, Margaret Thatcher (Harriet Walter), who he has known ...

Harriet Walter and Steve Coogan are fun to watch, but the performances are strictly superficial Steve Coogan as Brian Walden and Harriet Walter as Margaret Thatcher in Brian and Maggie.

While Brian Walden is thoroughly obscure in Ireland ... Weekend Television grilling of the then British prime minister Margaret Thatcher when he pressed her about her intolerance for opposing ...

It is based on the real-life TV interview between Brian Walden and Margaret Thatcher. The 45-minute event became a major talking point in 1989. Channel 4 is breathing new life into one of the most ...