A phenomenal cast trading superb insults as they farcically recreate hideously bleak bulletpoints from a part of history i'm ashamed to admit i'm unfamiliar with.
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The fallout will be existential
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Pretty accurate! At least in the characterisations if not all the details. Beria was pretty much boasting to the Polotburo that he'd murdered Stalin, and there's always a chance he was telling the truth. Everyone was great, but I especially liked Palin's spot on portrayal of Molotov as a loyal Stalinist, even as his wife was locked up as a traitor. More than a hint of Python in Stalin's Russia.
ReplyDeleteAgree 100% on the Palin. I got very excited when in clocked him at the beginning and he was absolutely on form. Isaacs surprised me a great deal by also being brilliant.
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