The Good Daughter review – the best thing about this legal thriller? Brendan Gleeson’s sad toilet fart

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The Good Daughter review – the best thing about this legal thriller? Brendan Gleeson’s sad toilet fart

For a drama that is meant to explore female trauma, Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy are given very little to do as small-town lawyers. It is Gleeson who steals the show as their broken father who earns the name Shatticus Finch “Why is ma laaahf filled with contrary feee-males?” grumbles dilapidated defence lawyer Rusty Quinn (Brendan Gleeson), his deep south vowels stretching like grilled cheese across his cluttered des…