Blog Hub > A Man for All Seasons >
Blog Hub
Welcome to BlogHub : A Collection of some of the Best Classic Movie Blogs
A Man for All Seasons (1966, Fred Zinnemann)
The Stop Button
Posted by on December 27, 2019
What’s so incredible about A Man for All Seasons is how big director Zinnemann makes it while keeping it small while keeping it big. The settings are big—palaces, estates, and so on—but Zinnemann keeps the set pieces small. He and cinematographer Ted Moore will do big establishing shots, but only...
read more
A Man for All Seasons (1966)
Flickers in Time
Posted by Beatrice on April 12, 2019
A Man for All Seasons Directed by Fred Zinneman Written by Robert Bolt from his play 1966/United Kingdom Highland Films First viewing/Netflix rental The word for this is “sumptuous”. And what a cast! The film is based on the true story of Henry VIII of England (Robert Shaw) and his...
read more
A Man For All Seasons (1966)
4 Star Films
Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on August 10, 2014
Sir Thomas More had the misfortune of getting in the way of perhaps one of the most notorious kings in history, and it proved costly. It is the early 1500s in England, and the Reformation has shook the world but Henry VIII (Robert Shaw) has his own plans for the...
read more
A Man For All Seasons (1966)
4 Star Films
Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on August 10, 2014
Sir Thomas More had the misfortune of getting in the way of perhaps one of the most notorious kings in history, and it proved costly. It is the early 1500s in England, and the Reformation has shaken the world but Henry VIII (Robert Shaw) has his own plans for the...
read more
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS —TCM’s 31 Days of Oscar Blogathon….
Christy Putnam
Posted by Christy Putnam on March 1, 2014
“With a little common sense, you could have made a statesman,” claims Orson Welles as Cardinal Wolsey as he redresses Paul Scofield as Sir Thomas More for opposing him during a council meeting. And that simple phrase sums up the worldly view of a man who had a conscience and...
read more
A Man for All Seasons
The Best Picture Project
Posted by Alyson on June 2, 2010
The story is a little brush-up on English history. In the sixteenth century, King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife, Catherine, so he could marry Ann Boleyn. His reasoning (besides being England’s grand playboy) was so he could produce a son, an heir to the throne. But with the...
read more