Photo by A Golden Performance: June Squibb Shines in ‘Thelma’
June Squibb stars in the comedy ‘Thelma’
At 94, June Squibb is still electrifying, and she’s not even trying. The Oscar nominee, known for her roles in ‘Nebraska’ and the 1959 Broadway production of ‘Gypsy,’ has transformed into a force to be reckoned with in the comedy ‘Thelma.’ Directed by Josh Margolin, this enjoyable contrivance succeeds, sometimes in spite of itself, thanks to Squibb’s remarkable performance.
A Familiar Scene, Elevated by Affection
Thelma searches for an email from her late husband
In the opening scene, Thelma is at her computer, searching for a specific email among her unopened messages. By her side is her loving grandson Danny, played by Fred Hechinger of ‘The White Lotus.’ This familiar scene of gentle comic frustration is made enjoyable by the affection and light touch of both actors, generations apart but simpatico where it counts.
A Heartwarming Caper
Thelma’s adventures are full of heart and humor
As the story unfolds, Thelma’s adventures are full of heart and humor, thanks to Squibb’s remarkable performance. With Richard Roundtree by her side, the two create a dynamic duo that will leave you smiling. ‘Thelma’ may not be perfect, but it’s a joy to watch, and Squibb’s presence is the reason why.
A Must-See for Fans of Comedy
‘Thelma’ is a must-see for fans of comedy
In conclusion, ‘Thelma’ is a heartwarming caper that will leave you feeling uplifted. With June Squibb’s electrifying performance, this comedy is a must-see for fans of the genre. So, grab some popcorn and get ready to be entertained by this delightful film.
