Margery and Gladys

This drama explores the lives of two remarkable women, Margery Fry and Gladys Riley, who were both prominent figures in British social reform and penology. The film delves into their personal philosophies, their efforts to improve prison conditions, and their complex relationship.

The film received moderate attention, praised for its strong performances, particularly from Joan Plowright and Rosemary Leach, who portrayed the titular characters with depth and nuance. While appreciated for its historical insight and sensitive treatment of its subjects, it was sometimes noted for its quiet, contemplative pace.

• Praised for the compelling performances of its lead actresses.

• Appreciated for shedding light on significant, yet often overlooked, historical figures.

• Some viewers found the pacing to be slow and overly deliberate.

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Joan Plowright, who played Margery Fry, was a close friend of the real Margery Fry in her later years.