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Who else plays the legendary photographer, as well as her partner, son, colleagues, and collaborators at British Vogue in the run-up to the war? To celebrate Lee's theatrical arrival, we compare this formidable cast to her equally impressive real-life counterparts. The Oscar-winning star of Heavenly Creatures, Sense and Sensibility, Titanic, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Little Children, The Reader, and Revolutionary Road who's also been enjoying a recent TV renaissance, with roles in films like Mare of Easttown and The Regime now returns to the big screen as the trailblazing photographer. Fiercely intelligent and fiercely opinionated, her Lee Miller falls for Roland Penrose and plays his muse, but never gives up on her own dreams, pestering her former bosses at British Vogue to get a job behind the lens. Soon she became their official war correspondent and traveled with the US armed forces, weathering relentless bombing raids and documenting the horrors she witnessed at the Buchenwald and Dachau concentration camps, brutalities so brutal that many across Europe still refuse to believe.
Lee, Ellen Kuras's gripping new drama, tells the story of a truly extraordinary woman: Lee Miller, the Vogue model and '20s cover star who turned to photography under the tutelage of Man Ray, set up her own studio, and headed to the front lines of World War II, capturing some of the most enduring images of devastation and survival of that era. Following her from her first sun-drenched encounter with her future husband, the painter Roland Penrose, in the late 1930s, through her travels across Europe and the final years of her life, during which she opens up about everything she witnessed and the cost to her son, Antony, the film tells only a small part of Miller's wild and varied life but it's still powerful.
When we meet her again decades later, living in the picturesque Sussex farmhouse of Farleys in her 60s, she is still processing all that she has endured. It was here that she died of cancer in 1977, aged 70, with her ashes scattered in the garden. Years later, her son Antony and his wife Suzanna discovered over 60,000 negatives and prints of her work in the attic, eventually turning the collection into the official Lee Miller Archive and ensuring that her legacy would be preserved for generations to come.
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