artlover

Wallis and Eduard are commonly known examples of what happens when you have to choose between your head and your heart - and he movie is only about that moment and not about their later tragic and wrong attempts to find a new social and political footing.

Up to the moment when the two decided for each other, she could not be accused of anything wrong. In this respect, Madonna doesn't have to justify herself for focusing on their - until then - innocent love story. An artist is free to present his personal view of things without this having to be done in a politically correct manner.

It didn't happen much later however I get your point, I just politely disagree. 

I think her justifications were weird. I dont know why she was so overly defensive. It's still ok imho for her to make the movie, but she could've explained that it didn't have anything to do with that rather than denying history. It felt like she was romanticizing them too much.