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![]() Hellen Mirren in the role of Elisabeth Windsor in the role of the Queen Elisabeth. An actress in the role of a Queen: "The Queen" (2006), Stephen Frears.Contradictory representation of public and private reactions of the British royal family and the Prime Minister of Her Majesty, Tony Blair, to the death in car crash of Diana Spencer, former Princess of Wales. The ambition of the director for his main actress in this film, the british Helen Mirren, was the super iconic representation of none other than Elisabeth Windsor, the Queen of England. The hard mission of Mirren was to build, beyond the public figure, a succesful icon of the person, in theory, underlying her. The excuse was the days after Diana's death. That moment in the history of England in which Elisabeth was forced to add unusual nuances to her character. Humbling herself, for example, to communicate some personal feelings to the people, it is to say showing humanity. And this by the request of their own government, for the survival of the royal institution in its darkest hours. But through the window that the film opens, figuratively, to the private life of the Queen, what we see is exactly a notable absence of such a thing. What we can see is precisely the image of someone who thinks constantly about her high public performance, totally devoted, therefore, to his role. And all that we just know of Elisabeth Windsor by this mean is her unconditional loyalty to Elizabeth II, her desire to persevere in the royal ideal that she considers she represents. One last question: the disturbing coexistence of a super icon and its object. Just a decade separates the events of their narrative film. The important people that are represented there, are still alive when the film is released and it is not inconceivable that some of them, even the Queen, could have attended the screening. I wonder what thoughts go through the head of somebody who watches the fictionalized story of her real/royal fiction, passing in front of her eyes, Rubén Díaz de Corcuera. |
Cat on cat. COMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCES Relating opposed extremes: abstract art and the human replica in science fiction cinema. OWN RELATED WORK Solaris variations (2009). LINKS Bipolar disorder (personal Blog in KREA). |
Sign. Extreme signs as object of research. Ultra signs. Abstraction. The everything. |
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