'Philomena': Martin Sixsmith Reacts to Seeing Himself Played Onscreen

November 20, 2013
'Philomena': Martin Sixsmith Reacts to Seeing Himself Played Onscreen
By Martin Sixsmith "Philomena," starring Judi Dench and Steve Coogan, debuts Nov. 22 via the Weinstein Co. Coogan wrote the script and plays Sixsmith in a portrait that is often unflattering. Variety asked Sixsmith for his reaction to seeing himself portrayed on the screen. Full Story on Variety.com→
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