Synopsis
Competitive ice skater Tonya Harding rises amongst the ranks at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, but her future in the sport is thrown into doubt when her ex-husband intervenes.
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Cast
- Margot RobbieTonya Harding
- Sebastian StanJeff Gillooly
- Allison JanneyLaVona Golden
- Julianne NicholsonDiane Rawlinson
- Paul Walter HauserShawn Eckardt
- Bobby CannavaleMartin Maddox
- Bojana NovakovićDody Teachman
- Mckenna GraceTonya Harding (8-12 Yrs)
- Caitlin CarverNancy Kerrigan
- Maizie SmithTonya Harding (3 ½ Yrs)
Recommandations
- 91
The Playlist
Despite the darker edges, I, Tonya embraces the surreality of the story and winningly plays it mostly for comedy, with dips into drama, while crucially never mocking the central players. - 90
Variety
It’s a serious blast, with a plot that zigs and zags (but only because it sticks, within reason, to the facts), and a cast of characters who are so eccentrically scuzzy that maybe no one could have dreamed them up. - 83
The Film Stage
I, Tonya succeeds because of the pathos it creates. - 83
IndieWire
Robbie, for her part, has never been better. Making the most of her first leading role since Z for Zachariah, she does a brilliant job of skating along the thin line that runs between glory and the gutter. Sympathetic but not too sympathetic, her performance is all that allows the film to maintain its tenuous hold over its queasy tragicomedy. - 80
Screen Daily
While it’s a consistently entertaining and often poignant film which addresses a wide range of issues under the stealth cover of humour, I, Tonya also gives Robbie the chance – her first, really – to show her full range as an actress. And she shines. - 80
ScreenCrush
It’s a blisteringly funny and sympathetic portrait of the Olympian led by an outstanding, confident performance from Margot Robbie. - 80
Vox
Craig Gillespie’s take on Tonya’s story, the hilarious and gut-punching I, Tonya, is a nearly pitch-perfect black comedy that distills the sensational story into two potent insights very relevant to 2017. It’s a movie about class, and it’s a movie about the nature of truth. And somehow it’s also a supremely entertaining sports movie. - 70
The Hollywood Reporter
I, Tonya spins a convincing yarn despite, or maybe because of, its surfeit of unreliable narrators.
