description Miss Sloane Overview
Elizabeth Sloane is a skilled Washington D.C. lobbyist portrayed by Jessica Chastain. The film examines her strategic efforts to advance gun control legislation amidst intense political maneuvering. *Miss Sloane* offers a suspenseful portrayal of legislative battles and the influence of powerful interests.
It’s for viewers interested in political thrillers and character-driven dramas exploring complex ethical dilemmas.
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info Miss Sloane Specifications
| Country | France |
| Year | 2016 |
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What gun control bill is Elizabeth Sloane trying to pass in Miss Sloane?
In the film, Elizabeth Sloane is hired to push the Heaton-Harris bill, which aims to expand background checks for gun purchases. She faces fierce opposition from the powerful gun lobby. Her strategic maneuvering around this specific piece of legislation forms the core of the movie's plot.
Did Jessica Chastain win an award for her role in Miss Sloane?
Jessica Chastain received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama for her performance as the lead lobbyist. While she did not win the Golden Globe, the role was highly praised by critics. The film itself was released in 2016.
Who directed the political thriller Miss Sloane?
Miss Sloane was directed by John Madden and written by Jonathan Perera. The film marks the feature film screenwriting debut for Perera. It was released in North America by EuropaCorp.
What is the twist ending of Miss Sloane?
In the climax of the movie, Sloane reveals during a Senate hearing that she hired a private investigator to wiretap her own firm's phone. This was done to expose the illegal collusion between her former lobbying firm and the gun lobby. This brilliant, albeit risky, tactical move secures her victory but lands her in legal trouble.
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