A Man for All Seasons
Drama • G • 1966 • 2 hr
Starring
Paul Scofield, Wendy Hiller, Leo McKern, Robert Shaw, Orson Welles
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Classic play-based film on the the man whose conviction led him to stand against Henry VIII. The real Thomas More was not such a saint.
A classic. Memorable performances and an interesting story. A must for fans of historical dramas.
More of a filmed theater show than cinema, but interesting and very well acted. Welles and Shaw's characters are extremely cool.
Standout historical drama covering intrigues from the court of Henry VIII. Excellently done.
A man places his own convictions & beliefs above that of popular thought.
One of those movies with such brilliant dialog they could film it in a warehouse with everyone in street clothes and it'd still be good.
Amazing! A must watch! Thomas Moore is an example of how we ought to stick with our principles!
Some of the best cinematography from this era. The story and acting are absolutely brilliant. A must see!
Read the play at school and watched the film a few years later. A little drawn out. Gives some insight to a piece of English history.
A nice film, very well made, directed and acted. This film might be a bit boring at some points, but it has it moments.
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A Man for All Seasons ≣ 1966 ≣ Trailer
Featurette
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and A Man for All Seasons Win Costume Design: 1967 Oscars
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and A Man for All Seasons Wins Cinematography: 1967 Oscars
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A Man for All Seasons Wins Best Directing, Best Picture and Best Actor: 1967 Oscars
