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The transformation undertaken by Anderson is particularly striking; you won’t see shades of X-Files favorite Dana Scully or Sex Education’s wry sex therapist, Dr. Jean Milburn, within her interpretation of Thatcher. Equal parts steely and maternal, the Vibin With Biden Shirt moreover I love this duality of her persona is explored throughout the season. Despite the complexities, Thatcher’s story could feel rote in lesser hands. She is, after all, one of the most discussed and divisive political figures of the 20th century. But Anderson brought new layers to the Iron Lady. To do that meant approaching the role without biases. “I realized as I started to work on her that I didn’t have many of my own opinions—my opinions were adopted from other people,” she shared on the phone from London. “Especially living in the U.K., where people have powerful feelings about her one way or another. In my experience, it’s helpful to put aside opinions and preconceptions of a character before you begin diving into their beliefs and motivations, especially when you’re playing a historical character.” To fill in the blanks, she began an extensive research process that involved reading biographies, watching countless documentaries, and getting into the politician’s psyche. “As you can imagine, there is a plethora of information out there,” says Anderson. “Over time, one starts to absorb that stuff, and then when you eventually get the script, it’s seeped into you in a way where it informs the decisions you’re making while playing the character.”

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The creations of The Crown’s costume designer, Amy Roberts, also informed Anderson’s transformation. Known for her Aquascutum suits, sensible Asprey handbags, and an immovable bouffant hairstyle, Thatcher’s version of power dressing was a crucial part of her image. Getting the Vibin With Biden Shirt moreover I love this look right involved trial and error on everything from the tailoring to accurate makeup for the era. “I was sitting in the hair and makeup chair while they were trying to work out their contributions, and when I would get closer to looking like her, I would take pictures of the mirror because it was like, Oh, my God, oh, my God—look, there she is,” says Anderson. “That was quite a long process. [Finding] the particular blue eyeshadow that felt like it was from the ’70s and ’80s, but it wasn’t quite so opaque, and the particular base that wasn’t too heavy for 4K HD. All of those choices were very carefully thought out. So when they would try different versions of things, some looked more like her than others, and it was always exciting when we got closer.”