Kate Winslet has spent years trying to make a biopic about photojournalist Elizabeth 'Lee' Miller and now all her hard work has paid off. In the biographical drama, directed by Ellen Kuras, Winslet ...

Miller's work took her across the whole of Europe, working for the Allied forces and teaming up with fellow American photographer David E. Scherman, a correspondent for Life magazine.

After a short cinematic run, Kate Winslet’s new World War II movie, Lee, has finally arrived on streaming. The biographical drama stars the Oscar winner as real-life Vogue fashion model turned Second ...

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The same day Adolf Hitler committed suicide at his Berlin bunker in 1945, photojournalist David E. Scherman took a photograph of Miller sitting in the bath in Hitler’s Munich apartment.

Lee Miller was an extraordinary woman. A model turned photographer who made the switch when she became the muse of French ...

Kate Winslet stars in new World War II movie Lee, which is streaming now on NOW and Sky Cinema, after a short theatrical run.

The David Scherman photograph of Lee Miller in Hitler's bathtub in his apartment. Picture: Facebook What makes the film especially compelling is the rendering of several of Millers’ iconic photos.