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Dude, she didn't win, Oksana Baiul won the gold medal and Kerrigan had to settle for the silver after all that drama. Which is another big problem with making a film out of Kerrigan's story, after all that Nancy-and-Tonya insanity and the whole world waiting with bated breath to see which one of them would win, a 3rd party beat them both.

I can understand why you admire Kerrigan, but lots of admirable people haven't had films made about them, because their stories just won't make good movies. Hagiographies just don't work as movies.

And BTW I didn't like "JFK" very much, are you surprised?

Can you point to a source that firmly asserts that outside of your or other people's interpretation of it? I mean, has she clearly stated something to the effect of: "I condone Tonya Harding's actions."?

Does an actor who plays Hitler necessarily condone the man's actions, or is he taking on a difficult role to portray and humanize an evil (yet influential) historical figure?

Do tell.