All-Reviews.com - Hilary and Jackie
Collection of reviews.
Apollo Leisure Guide
Review of the compelling film based on the life of cello prodigy Jacqueline du Pre.
Commanding Presences Watson plays it perfectly as
"It's a devilishly good part, and Watson, courageous and inventive, surrenders to it completely." By Edward Guthmann. [San Francisco Chronicle]
Hilary and Jackie
"'Hilary and Jackie' is an extraordinary film about riding the tiger of genius, and how that cuts through conventional rules and invests the rider with special license." Roger Ebert. [Sun-Times]
John Larsen's Reviews
"It comes with all the obvious Oscar trappings: two strong female characters, accomplished writing and direction, it's a period piece that spans four decades, and it's British."
MRQE: Hilary and Jackie (1998)
An extensive list of reviews.
Review and Interview
When Hollywood sticks its nose in it, it's bound to stir up a fuss for somebody out there. A new film about the celebrated but tragic English cellist, Jacqueline du Pré, has raised ires in her throng of musician friends.