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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles...
Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast.
Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battle of wills packed with palace intrigue, political brinkmanship and the fate of man, church and country. In the end, his silence spoke loudest of all.
Written for the screen (adapted from his own play of the same name) by esteemed playwright and screenwriter Robert Bolt (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago) and featuring a legendary cast that also includes Orson Welles, John Hurt, Susannah York and Nigel Davenport amongst others, The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present A Man for All Seasons on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK in a special Dual-format edition.
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance.
Directed by Danny Huston.
I do not own the rights.
- published: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 878
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs.
The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv.
Schedule:
Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970)
Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948)
Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971)
Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995)
Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier)
1) KING LEAR
Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way.
Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignation, misguided trust, unfounded love and a growing insanity that could drive any human over the brink.
2) HAMLET
Hamlet’s tale of tragedy, murder and revenge, directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, was the first British film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, and the first audio-film of the play in the British language.
Yet, despite receiving among the most prestigious awards and titles, Olivier’s rendition of Hamlet was also received by a fair share of controversy, particularly among the Shakespearean purists, where the typical 4-hour long play was severed into a mere two-hour adaptation. This is, perhaps, one of those modern instances of film production wherein cinema and theatre violently clashed, leaving an audience torn between a genuine sense of admiration and a deep sense of disappointment.
Almost 70 years down the line, it’s your turn to choose sides.
3) MACBETH
Director Roman Polanski’s life is riddled with traumatic experiences, the most of climactic of which, perhaps, was the muder of his wife by members of Charles Manson’s ‘family’ and which, incidentally, occurred only three years before the production of this film.
This event could very well have pushed Polanski to develop the dark tragedy of Shakespeare’s iconic ‘Macbeth’ into a film – a rather violent adaptation, steaming with hate and a black despair towards life, to say the least.
4) RICHARD III
Under Richard Loncraine’s direction, William Shakespeare’s classic play is re-thought into a Second World War setting with Great Britain in the 1930s as a backdrop. Save for the political subtext, Shakespeare’s plot-line for the infamous king is still largely retained. Here, the House of Lancaster sparks off a civil war as it tirelessly claims its right to the British throne while the dictatorial and monarchic House of York tightens its grip onto governmental power, which is headed by none other than Richard himself.
More information: http://goo.gl/68O25o
- published: 08 Feb 2016
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Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break.
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PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet.
In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Sarah Wayne Callies, Amaury Nolasco, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar and Paul Adelstein are reunited for an all-new adventure spanning the globe and featuring the signature thrills and cliffhangers that were hallmarks of the original series when it aired on FOX from 2005-2009. The original action drama centered on MICHAEL SCOFIELD (Miller, “The Loft”), a young man determined to save his convicted brother, LINCOLN BURROWS (Purcell, “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”), from death row by hatching an elaborate plan to escape from prison. In the all-new event series, filmed on location in Morocco, clues surface that suggest a previously thought-to-be-dead Michael may be alive. Lincoln and SARA (Sarah Wayne Callies, “Colony,” “The Walking Dead”), Michael’s wife until he was assumed dead, reunite to engineer the series’ biggest escape ever, as three of Fox River State Penitentiary’s most notorious escapees, SUCRE (Nolasco, “Telenovela”), T-BAG (Knepper, “Heroes”) and C-NOTE (Dunbar, “The Mentalist”), are pulled back into the action. “Prison Break” was an immediate critical and ratings hit when it premiered on FOX in the fall of 2005, garnering Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Television Series – Drama and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama (Miller). The original producing team, including series creator Paul T. Scheuring, Neal Moritz, Marty Adelstein and Dawn Olmstead, will return to executive-produce the new series, with Scheuring serving as showrunner/writer.
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
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- published: 16 May 2016
- views: 12057333
Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 287
Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 114
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed.
"NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!"
- published: 12 Jun 2008
- views: 72205
Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Marking her professional debut on the BBC radio, she subsequently took her first curtain call with the Oxford Repertory Theatre in 1946 in the production of "It Depends What You Mean". She then received early critical accolades for her Shakespearean ingénues in "King John", "The Winter's Tale" and, notably, her Ophelia in "Hamlet" at age 17 at Stratford-on-Avon opposite alternating Hamlets Paul Scofield and Robert Helpmann. By 1949 Claire was making her West End debut with "The Lady's Not For Burning" with the up-and-coming stage actor
Richard Burton.
A most becoming and beguiling dark-haired actress whose photogenic, slightly pinched beauty was accented by an effortless elegance and poise, Claire's inauspicious film debut came with a prime role in the British courtroom film drama The Blind Goddess (1948). It was her second film, when Charles Chaplin himself selected her specifically to be his young leading lady in the classic sentimental drama Limelight (1952), that propelled her to stardom. Her bravura turn as a young suicide-bent ballerina saved from despair by an aging music hall clown (Chaplin) was exquisitely touching and sparked an enviable but surprisingly sporadic career in films.
- published: 07 Nov 2010
- views: 3311
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
- published: 21 Feb 2015
- views: 633
Paul Scofield
David Paul Scofield CH CBE (21 January 1922 – 19 March 2008), better known as Paul Scofield, was an English actor of stage and screen who was known for his striking presence, distinctive voice, and for the clarity and effortless intensity of his delivery. Regarded as one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of all time, Scofield preferred the stage over film. This, and his decision to put his family first, has meant that he has never been as well known outside the United Kingdom as some other actors.
Outside his homeland, Scofield is best known for his Academy and BAFTA Award- winning performance as Sir Thomas More in the 1966 film A Man for All Seasons. Scofield had originally played the same part onstage at the West End and in a Tony Award-winning performance on Broadway.
Actress Helen Mirren, who appeared with Scofield in the 1989 film When the Whales Came, said of him, "He aspires to the soul rather than the character. He has no sense of personal ambition. He's one of our great, great actors. We're lucky to have him."
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Prison Break
Prison Break is an American television serial drama created by Paul Scheuring, that was broadcast on Fox for four seasons, from 2005 to 2009. The series revolves around two brothers. One brother has been sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit, and the other devises an elaborate plan to help his brother escape prison and clear his name. The series was produced by Adelstein-Parouse Productions, in association with Original Television and 20th Century Fox Television. Along with creator Paul Scheuring, the series is executive produced by Matt Olmstead, Kevin Hooks, Marty Adelstein, Dawn Parouse, Neal H. Moritz, and Brett Ratner who directed the pilot episode. The series' theme music, composed by Ramin Djawadi, was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in 2006.
The series was originally turned down by Fox in 2003, which was concerned about the long-term prospects of such a series. Following the popularity of serialized prime time television series Lost and 24, Fox decided to back production in 2004. The first season received generally positive reviews, and performed well in the ratings. The first season was originally planned for a 13-episode run, but was extended to include an extra nine episodes due to its popularity. Prison Break was nominated for several industry awards, and won the 2006 People's Choice Award for Favorite New TV Drama and was nominated for the 2005 Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series Drama. In the United States, all four seasons have been released on DVD and released on Blu-ray internationally.
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A Man for All Seasons
A Man For All Seasons is a play by Robert Bolt. An early form of the play had been written for BBC Radio in 1954, and a one-hour live television version starring Bernard Hepton was produced in 1957 by the BBC, but after Bolt's success with The Flowering Cherry, he reworked it for the stage.
It was first performed in London opening at the Globe Theatre (now Gielgud Theatre) on 1 July 1960. It later found its way to Broadway, enjoying a critically and commercially successful run of over a year. It has had several revivals, and was subsequently made into a multi-Academy Award winning 1966 feature film and a 1988 television movie.
The plot is based on the true story of Sir Thomas More, the 16th-century Chancellor of England, who refused to endorse King Henry VIII's wish to divorce his wife Catherine of Aragon, who did not bear him a son, so that he could marry Anne Boleyn, the sister of his former mistress. The play portrays More as a man of principle, envied by rivals such as Thomas Cromwell and loved by the common people and by his family.
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Ibis Styles
ibis Styles Hotels, (formerly All Seasons), is an international chain of unique, non-standardized, basic-service economy hotels owned by AccorHotels. Each ibis Styles establishment does not have the same standard design and offers resort or boutique style atmosphere.
History
In 2012 the All Seasons Hotels were re-branded as ibis Styles. There are 141 ibis Styles locations throughout the Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin American and Caribbean, and Africa and Middle East markets.
Amenities
ibis Styles hotels offer complimentary food and beverage amenities such as on-site continental breakfast service, tea and coffee, and internet access.
Hotels
Europe
Africa
Australia (continent)
Asia
Malaysia
Indonesia
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1:19A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (New & Exclusive Masters of Cinema) Trailer
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles... Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast. Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battle of wills packed with palace intrigue, political brinkmanship and the fate of man, church and country. In the end, his silence spoke loudest of all. Written for the screen (adapted from his own play of the same name) by esteemed playwright and screenwriter Robert Bolt (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago) and featuring a legendary cast that also includes Orson Welles, John Hurt, Susannah York and Nigel Davenport amongst others, The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present A Man for All Seasons on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK in a special Dual-format edition. -
54:42Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark FarmerMr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance. Directed by Danny Huston. I do not own the rights. -
1:59Shakespeare Film Festival
Shakespeare Film FestivalShakespeare Film Festival
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs. The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv. Schedule: Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970) Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948) Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971) Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995) Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier) 1) KING LEAR Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way. Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignation, misguided trust, unfounded love and a growing insanity that could drive any human over the brink. 2) HAMLET Hamlet’s tale of tragedy, murder and revenge, directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, was the first British film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, and the first audio-film of the play in the British language. Yet, despite receiving among the most prestigious awards and titles, Olivier’s rendition of Hamlet was also received by a fair share of controversy, particularly among the Shakespearean purists, where the typical 4-hour long play was severed into a mere two-hour adaptation. This is, perhaps, one of those modern instances of film production wherein cinema and theatre violently clashed, leaving an audience torn between a genuine sense of admiration and a deep sense of disappointment. Almost 70 years down the line, it’s your turn to choose sides. 3) MACBETH Director Roman Polanski’s life is riddled with traumatic experiences, the most of climactic of which, perhaps, was the muder of his wife by members of Charles Manson’s ‘family’ and which, incidentally, occurred only three years before the production of this film. This event could very well have pushed Polanski to develop the dark tragedy of Shakespeare’s iconic ‘Macbeth’ into a film – a rather violent adaptation, steaming with hate and a black despair towards life, to say the least. 4) RICHARD III Under Richard Loncraine’s direction, William Shakespeare’s classic play is re-thought into a Second World War setting with Great Britain in the 1930s as a backdrop. Save for the political subtext, Shakespeare’s plot-line for the infamous king is still largely retained. Here, the House of Lancaster sparks off a civil war as it tirelessly claims its right to the British throne while the dictatorial and monarchic House of York tightens its grip onto governmental power, which is headed by none other than Richard himself. More information: http://goo.gl/68O25o -
2:08Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAKOfficial Trailer | PRISON BREAK
Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break. Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/SubscribePRISONBREAK Watch more videos from Prison Break: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakPlaylist See more of Prison Break on our official site: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakFOX Like Prison Break on Facebook: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_FB Follow Prison Break on Twitter: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_TW Follow Prison Break on Instagram: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_IG Like FOX on Facebook: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_FB Follow FOX on Twitter: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_Twitter Add FOX on Google+: http://fox.tv/FOXPlus PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet. In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Sarah Wayne Callies, Amaury Nolasco, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar and Paul Adelstein are reunited for an all-new adventure spanning the globe and featuring the signature thrills and cliffhangers that were hallmarks of the original series when it aired on FOX from 2005-2009. The original action drama centered on MICHAEL SCOFIELD (Miller, “The Loft”), a young man determined to save his convicted brother, LINCOLN BURROWS (Purcell, “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”), from death row by hatching an elaborate plan to escape from prison. In the all-new event series, filmed on location in Morocco, clues surface that suggest a previously thought-to-be-dead Michael may be alive. Lincoln and SARA (Sarah Wayne Callies, “Colony,” “The Walking Dead”), Michael’s wife until he was assumed dead, reunite to engineer the series’ biggest escape ever, as three of Fox River State Penitentiary’s most notorious escapees, SUCRE (Nolasco, “Telenovela”), T-BAG (Knepper, “Heroes”) and C-NOTE (Dunbar, “The Mentalist”), are pulled back into the action. “Prison Break” was an immediate critical and ratings hit when it premiered on FOX in the fall of 2005, garnering Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Television Series – Drama and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama (Miller). The original producing team, including series creator Paul T. Scheuring, Neal Moritz, Marty Adelstein and Dawn Olmstead, will return to executive-produce the new series, with Scheuring serving as showrunner/writer. Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK https://www.youtube.com/PrisonBreak -
33:33Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.1
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9:54Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.2
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3:49A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed. "NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!" -
4:07Resident Evil: AfterLife. Chris, Claire & Alice VS Wesker. Fight Scene. HD 1080p.
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9:57FLiFF-Claire Bloom
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Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama. Marking her professional debut on the BBC radio, she subsequently took her first curtain call with the Oxford Repertory Theatre in 1946 in the production of "It Depends What You Mean". She then received early critical accolades for her Shakespearean ingénues in "King John", "The Winter's Tale" and, notably, her Ophelia in "Hamlet" at age 17 at Stratford-on-Avon opposite alternating Hamlets Paul Scofield and Robert Helpmann. By 1949 Claire was making her West End debut with "The Lady's Not For Burning" with the up-and-coming stage actor Richard Burton. A most becoming and beguiling dark-haired actress whose photogenic, slightly pinched beauty was accented by an effortless elegance and poise, Claire's inauspicious film debut came with a prime role in the British courtroom film drama The Blind Goddess (1948). It was her second film, when Charles Chaplin himself selected her specifically to be his young leading lady in the classic sentimental drama Limelight (1952), that propelled her to stardom. Her bravura turn as a young suicide-bent ballerina saved from despair by an aging music hall clown (Chaplin) was exquisitely touching and sparked an enviable but surprisingly sporadic career in films. -
5:05A Man for all Seasons (1966) review
A Man for all Seasons (1966) reviewA Man for all Seasons (1966) review
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (New & Exclusive Masters of Cinema) Trailer
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles... Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast. Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battl...
published: 22 Nov 2016 -
Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rath...
published: 11 Jan 2016 -
Shakespeare Film Festival
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs. The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv. Schedule: Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970) Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948) Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971) Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995) Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier) 1) KING LEAR Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way. Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignatio...
published: 08 Feb 2016 -
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break. Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/SubscribePRISONBREAK Watch more videos from Prison Break: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakPlaylist See more of Prison Break on our official site: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakFOX Like Prison Break on Facebook: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_FB Follow Prison Break on Twitter: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_TW Follow Prison Break on Instagram: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_IG Like FOX on Facebook: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_FB Follow FOX on Twitter: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_Twitter Add FOX on Google+: http://fox.tv/FOXPlus PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet. In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Domini...
published: 16 May 2016 -
Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.1
Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
published: 19 Jun 2015 -
Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.2
Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
published: 19 Jun 2015 -
A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed. "NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!"
published: 12 Jun 2008 -
Resident Evil: AfterLife. Chris, Claire & Alice VS Wesker. Fight Scene. HD 1080p.
published: 13 Jan 2013 -
FLiFF-Claire Bloom
Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama. Marking her professional debut...
published: 07 Nov 2010 -
A Man for all Seasons (1966) review
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
published: 21 Feb 2015
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (New & Exclusive Masters of Cinema) Trailer
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- Duration: 1:19
- Updated: 22 Nov 2016
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles...
Ranked as one of the finest British f...
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles...
Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast.
Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battle of wills packed with palace intrigue, political brinkmanship and the fate of man, church and country. In the end, his silence spoke loudest of all.
Written for the screen (adapted from his own play of the same name) by esteemed playwright and screenwriter Robert Bolt (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago) and featuring a legendary cast that also includes Orson Welles, John Hurt, Susannah York and Nigel Davenport amongst others, The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present A Man for All Seasons on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK in a special Dual-format edition.
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles...
Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast.
Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battle of wills packed with palace intrigue, political brinkmanship and the fate of man, church and country. In the end, his silence spoke loudest of all.
Written for the screen (adapted from his own play of the same name) by esteemed playwright and screenwriter Robert Bolt (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago) and featuring a legendary cast that also includes Orson Welles, John Hurt, Susannah York and Nigel Davenport amongst others, The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present A Man for All Seasons on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK in a special Dual-format edition.
- published: 22 Nov 2016
- views: 482
Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
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- Duration: 54:42
- Updated: 11 Jan 2016
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Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here o...
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance.
Directed by Danny Huston.
I do not own the rights.
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Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance.
Directed by Danny Huston.
I do not own the rights.
- published: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 878
Shakespeare Film Festival
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 08 Feb 2016
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2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakesp...
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs.
The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv.
Schedule:
Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970)
Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948)
Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971)
Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995)
Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier)
1) KING LEAR
Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way.
Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignation, misguided trust, unfounded love and a growing insanity that could drive any human over the brink.
2) HAMLET
Hamlet’s tale of tragedy, murder and revenge, directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, was the first British film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, and the first audio-film of the play in the British language.
Yet, despite receiving among the most prestigious awards and titles, Olivier’s rendition of Hamlet was also received by a fair share of controversy, particularly among the Shakespearean purists, where the typical 4-hour long play was severed into a mere two-hour adaptation. This is, perhaps, one of those modern instances of film production wherein cinema and theatre violently clashed, leaving an audience torn between a genuine sense of admiration and a deep sense of disappointment.
Almost 70 years down the line, it’s your turn to choose sides.
3) MACBETH
Director Roman Polanski’s life is riddled with traumatic experiences, the most of climactic of which, perhaps, was the muder of his wife by members of Charles Manson’s ‘family’ and which, incidentally, occurred only three years before the production of this film.
This event could very well have pushed Polanski to develop the dark tragedy of Shakespeare’s iconic ‘Macbeth’ into a film – a rather violent adaptation, steaming with hate and a black despair towards life, to say the least.
4) RICHARD III
Under Richard Loncraine’s direction, William Shakespeare’s classic play is re-thought into a Second World War setting with Great Britain in the 1930s as a backdrop. Save for the political subtext, Shakespeare’s plot-line for the infamous king is still largely retained. Here, the House of Lancaster sparks off a civil war as it tirelessly claims its right to the British throne while the dictatorial and monarchic House of York tightens its grip onto governmental power, which is headed by none other than Richard himself.
More information: http://goo.gl/68O25o
https://wn.com/Shakespeare_Film_Festival
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs.
The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv.
Schedule:
Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970)
Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948)
Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971)
Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995)
Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier)
1) KING LEAR
Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way.
Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignation, misguided trust, unfounded love and a growing insanity that could drive any human over the brink.
2) HAMLET
Hamlet’s tale of tragedy, murder and revenge, directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, was the first British film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, and the first audio-film of the play in the British language.
Yet, despite receiving among the most prestigious awards and titles, Olivier’s rendition of Hamlet was also received by a fair share of controversy, particularly among the Shakespearean purists, where the typical 4-hour long play was severed into a mere two-hour adaptation. This is, perhaps, one of those modern instances of film production wherein cinema and theatre violently clashed, leaving an audience torn between a genuine sense of admiration and a deep sense of disappointment.
Almost 70 years down the line, it’s your turn to choose sides.
3) MACBETH
Director Roman Polanski’s life is riddled with traumatic experiences, the most of climactic of which, perhaps, was the muder of his wife by members of Charles Manson’s ‘family’ and which, incidentally, occurred only three years before the production of this film.
This event could very well have pushed Polanski to develop the dark tragedy of Shakespeare’s iconic ‘Macbeth’ into a film – a rather violent adaptation, steaming with hate and a black despair towards life, to say the least.
4) RICHARD III
Under Richard Loncraine’s direction, William Shakespeare’s classic play is re-thought into a Second World War setting with Great Britain in the 1930s as a backdrop. Save for the political subtext, Shakespeare’s plot-line for the infamous king is still largely retained. Here, the House of Lancaster sparks off a civil war as it tirelessly claims its right to the British throne while the dictatorial and monarchic House of York tightens its grip onto governmental power, which is headed by none other than Richard himself.
More information: http://goo.gl/68O25o
- published: 08 Feb 2016
- views: 55
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
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- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 16 May 2016
- views: 12057333
Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break.
Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/Subscrib...
Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break.
Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/SubscribePRISONBREAK
Watch more videos from Prison Break: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakPlaylist
See more of Prison Break on our official site: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakFOX
Like Prison Break on Facebook: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_FB
Follow Prison Break on Twitter: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_TW
Follow Prison Break on Instagram: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_IG
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PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet.
In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Sarah Wayne Callies, Amaury Nolasco, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar and Paul Adelstein are reunited for an all-new adventure spanning the globe and featuring the signature thrills and cliffhangers that were hallmarks of the original series when it aired on FOX from 2005-2009. The original action drama centered on MICHAEL SCOFIELD (Miller, “The Loft”), a young man determined to save his convicted brother, LINCOLN BURROWS (Purcell, “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”), from death row by hatching an elaborate plan to escape from prison. In the all-new event series, filmed on location in Morocco, clues surface that suggest a previously thought-to-be-dead Michael may be alive. Lincoln and SARA (Sarah Wayne Callies, “Colony,” “The Walking Dead”), Michael’s wife until he was assumed dead, reunite to engineer the series’ biggest escape ever, as three of Fox River State Penitentiary’s most notorious escapees, SUCRE (Nolasco, “Telenovela”), T-BAG (Knepper, “Heroes”) and C-NOTE (Dunbar, “The Mentalist”), are pulled back into the action. “Prison Break” was an immediate critical and ratings hit when it premiered on FOX in the fall of 2005, garnering Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Television Series – Drama and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama (Miller). The original producing team, including series creator Paul T. Scheuring, Neal Moritz, Marty Adelstein and Dawn Olmstead, will return to executive-produce the new series, with Scheuring serving as showrunner/writer.
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
https://www.youtube.com/PrisonBreak
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Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break.
Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/SubscribePRISONBREAK
Watch more videos from Prison Break: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakPlaylist
See more of Prison Break on our official site: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakFOX
Like Prison Break on Facebook: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_FB
Follow Prison Break on Twitter: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_TW
Follow Prison Break on Instagram: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_IG
Like FOX on Facebook: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_FB
Follow FOX on Twitter: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_Twitter
Add FOX on Google+: http://fox.tv/FOXPlus
PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet.
In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Sarah Wayne Callies, Amaury Nolasco, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar and Paul Adelstein are reunited for an all-new adventure spanning the globe and featuring the signature thrills and cliffhangers that were hallmarks of the original series when it aired on FOX from 2005-2009. The original action drama centered on MICHAEL SCOFIELD (Miller, “The Loft”), a young man determined to save his convicted brother, LINCOLN BURROWS (Purcell, “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”), from death row by hatching an elaborate plan to escape from prison. In the all-new event series, filmed on location in Morocco, clues surface that suggest a previously thought-to-be-dead Michael may be alive. Lincoln and SARA (Sarah Wayne Callies, “Colony,” “The Walking Dead”), Michael’s wife until he was assumed dead, reunite to engineer the series’ biggest escape ever, as three of Fox River State Penitentiary’s most notorious escapees, SUCRE (Nolasco, “Telenovela”), T-BAG (Knepper, “Heroes”) and C-NOTE (Dunbar, “The Mentalist”), are pulled back into the action. “Prison Break” was an immediate critical and ratings hit when it premiered on FOX in the fall of 2005, garnering Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Television Series – Drama and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama (Miller). The original producing team, including series creator Paul T. Scheuring, Neal Moritz, Marty Adelstein and Dawn Olmstead, will return to executive-produce the new series, with Scheuring serving as showrunner/writer.
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
https://www.youtube.com/PrisonBreak
- published: 16 May 2016
- views: 12057333
Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.1
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- Duration: 33:33
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 287
Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
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Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 287
Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.2
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- Duration: 9:54
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 114
Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
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Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 114
A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
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- Duration: 3:49
- Updated: 12 Jun 2008
- views: 72205
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizi...
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed.
"NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!"
https://wn.com/A_Man_For_All_Seasons_Trial_(3_Of_3)
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed.
"NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!"
- published: 12 Jun 2008
- views: 72205
Resident Evil: AfterLife. Chris, Claire & Alice VS Wesker. Fight Scene. HD 1080p.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 13 Jan 2013
- views: 1842766
- published: 13 Jan 2013
- views: 1842766
FLiFF-Claire Bloom
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- Duration: 9:57
- Updated: 07 Nov 2010
- views: 3311
Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloo...
Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Marking her professional debut on the BBC radio, she subsequently took her first curtain call with the Oxford Repertory Theatre in 1946 in the production of "It Depends What You Mean". She then received early critical accolades for her Shakespearean ingénues in "King John", "The Winter's Tale" and, notably, her Ophelia in "Hamlet" at age 17 at Stratford-on-Avon opposite alternating Hamlets Paul Scofield and Robert Helpmann. By 1949 Claire was making her West End debut with "The Lady's Not For Burning" with the up-and-coming stage actor
Richard Burton.
A most becoming and beguiling dark-haired actress whose photogenic, slightly pinched beauty was accented by an effortless elegance and poise, Claire's inauspicious film debut came with a prime role in the British courtroom film drama The Blind Goddess (1948). It was her second film, when Charles Chaplin himself selected her specifically to be his young leading lady in the classic sentimental drama Limelight (1952), that propelled her to stardom. Her bravura turn as a young suicide-bent ballerina saved from despair by an aging music hall clown (Chaplin) was exquisitely touching and sparked an enviable but surprisingly sporadic career in films.
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Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Marking her professional debut on the BBC radio, she subsequently took her first curtain call with the Oxford Repertory Theatre in 1946 in the production of "It Depends What You Mean". She then received early critical accolades for her Shakespearean ingénues in "King John", "The Winter's Tale" and, notably, her Ophelia in "Hamlet" at age 17 at Stratford-on-Avon opposite alternating Hamlets Paul Scofield and Robert Helpmann. By 1949 Claire was making her West End debut with "The Lady's Not For Burning" with the up-and-coming stage actor
Richard Burton.
A most becoming and beguiling dark-haired actress whose photogenic, slightly pinched beauty was accented by an effortless elegance and poise, Claire's inauspicious film debut came with a prime role in the British courtroom film drama The Blind Goddess (1948). It was her second film, when Charles Chaplin himself selected her specifically to be his young leading lady in the classic sentimental drama Limelight (1952), that propelled her to stardom. Her bravura turn as a young suicide-bent ballerina saved from despair by an aging music hall clown (Chaplin) was exquisitely touching and sparked an enviable but surprisingly sporadic career in films.
- published: 07 Nov 2010
- views: 3311
A Man for all Seasons (1966) review
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- Duration: 5:05
- Updated: 21 Feb 2015
- views: 633
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars inc...
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
https://wn.com/A_Man_For_All_Seasons_(1966)_Review
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
- published: 21 Feb 2015
- views: 633
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"Macbeth", with Paul Scofield - 1966 - BBC Radio
This production of “The Scottish Play” starring Paul Scofield in the lead role, was first broadcast on the Third Programme in April 1966 and was subsequently repeated on Radio 4 when the network was launched in 1967. It is one of the few dramas from that period which has been retained by the BBC archive, and it was aired again on 10th May 2008 as part of the BBC7 tribute to Paul Scofield who died in March 2008 at the age of 83. One episode of approximately two hours and 15 minutes. ___________________________ vid Westen: Malcolm John Westbrook: Banquo Allan McClelland: Lord Brian Hewlett: Donalbain Cecile Chevraeau: Gentlewoman Fraser Kerr: Angus Glyn Dearman: Young Siward/Glyn Dearman Fleance Grizelda Hervey: 1st Witch Henry Stamper: Seyton/Old Man Jane Wenham: Lady Macduff Jo...
published: 24 Dec 2014 -
Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rath...
published: 11 Jan 2016 -
Shake-speare's Hamlet - Acts 1-2
Hamlet-Paul Scofield Polonius-Charles Heslop Horatio-Edward de Sousa Laertes-Donald Houston Voltemand-Richard Dane Rosencrantz-Charles Gray Guildenstern-P. G. Stevens Osric-Christopher Guinee A Gentleman-Richard Dare A Priest-Eric Hones Marcellus-Peter Baylis Barnardo-Eric Hones Francisco-John Warner Reynaldo-Christopher Guinee 1st Player and Player King- Robert Eddison 2nd Player and Player queen- Aubrey Woods 1st Gravedigger-Esmond Knight 2nd Gravedigger-Aubrey Woods Fortinbras-Barry Ingham Sailor-John Warner Captain-Peter Bayliss English Ambassador-Richard Dare Gertrude-Diana Wynyard Ophelia-Zena Walker Acts 3-5 http://youtu.be/QnHFsFPxATg This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and su...
published: 01 Jun 2013 -
Shake-speare's Pericles - Paul Scofield - Acts 4-5
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May Cerimon: Charles Gray / Leonine: Norman Mitchell Lysimachus/A Marshal: George Howe Thaliard/The Pandar: David Dodimead Philemon, Messenger: James Mellor Boult: Edward Hardwicke / Fisherman: Aubrey Woods Gentlemen: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike Knights: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee Lords: Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; Edward Hardwicke; George Howe; James Mellor; Norman Mitchell Pirates: Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; George Howe Sailors: Daniel Thorndike; George Howe; James Mellor Dioniza: Pauline Jameson / Marina: Judi Dench Thaisa: Susan Engel The Daughter Of Antiochus/Lichorida/Diana: T...
published: 31 Oct 2015 -
Shake-speare's Pericles - Paul Scofield - Acts 1-3
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May Cerimon: Charles Gray / Leonine: Norman Mitchell Lysimachus/A Marshal: George Howe Thaliard/The Pandar: David Dodimead Philemon, Messenger: James Mellor Boult: Edward Hardwicke / Fisherman: Aubrey Woods Gentlemen: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike Knights: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee Lords: Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; Edward Hardwicke; George Howe; James Mellor; Norman Mitchell Pirates: Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; George Howe Sailors: Daniel Thorndike; George Howe; James Mellor Dioniza: Pauline Jameson / Marina: Judi Dench Thaisa: Susan Engel The Daughter Of Antiochus/Lichorida/Diana: Ta...
published: 31 Oct 2015 -
The Full Paul Scofield Wakeman of Ripon Experience Horn and Talk
For 1130 years nightly without fail or gap the Ripon Wakeman (or Wakemen, depending on staffing) has sounded his horn at the four corners of the market square or monument and set the watch. Tonight, Mr. Paul Scofield was the duty Wakeman and he gave us all an very interesting talk about this tradition.
published: 08 Oct 2016 -
The Crucible (1996) Movie - Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder, Paul Scofield
A Salem resident attempts to frame her ex-lover's wife for being a witch in the middle of the 1692 witchcraft trials.
published: 25 Feb 2017 -
Shake-speare's Hamlet - Acts 3-5
Hamlet-Paul Scofield Polonius-Charles Heslop Horatio-Edward de Sousa Laertes-Donald Houston Voltemand-Richard Dane Rosencrantz-Charles Gray Guildenstern-P. G. Stevens Osric-Christopher Guinee A Gentleman-Richard Dare A Priest-Eric Hones Marcellus-Peter Baylis Barnardo-Eric Hones Francisco-John Warner Reynaldo-Christopher Guinee 1st Player and Player King-Robert Eddison 2nd Player and Player Queen-Aubrey Woods 1st Gravedigger-Esmond Knight 2nd Gravedigger-Aubrey Woods Fortinbras-Barry Ingham Sailor-John Warner Captain-Peter Bayliss English Ambassador-Richard Dare Gertrude-Diana Wynyard Ophelia-Zena Walker Acts 1-2 http://youtu.be/4_Vlp2juJ2k This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surf...
published: 04 May 2013 -
Shake-speare's King Lear -- Acts 1-2
published: 08 Jul 2013 -
A Cup Of Conversation with Carol & Paul Schofield
published: 18 Jan 2017
"Macbeth", with Paul Scofield - 1966 - BBC Radio
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:13:48
- Updated: 24 Dec 2014
- views: 15108
This production of “The Scottish Play” starring Paul Scofield in the lead role, was first broadcast on the Third Programme in April 1966 and was subsequently re...
This production of “The Scottish Play” starring Paul Scofield in the lead role, was first broadcast on the Third Programme in April 1966 and was subsequently repeated on Radio 4 when the network was launched in 1967. It is one of the few dramas from that period which has been retained by the BBC archive, and it was aired again on 10th May 2008 as part of the BBC7 tribute to Paul Scofield who died in March 2008 at the age of 83.
One episode of approximately two hours and 15 minutes.
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vid Westen: Malcolm
John Westbrook: Banquo
Allan McClelland: Lord
Brian Hewlett: Donalbain
Cecile Chevraeau: Gentlewoman
Fraser Kerr: Angus
Glyn Dearman: Young Siward/Glyn Dearman Fleance
Grizelda Hervey: 1st Witch
Henry Stamper: Seyton/Old Man
Jane Wenham: Lady Macduff
John Dearth: Captain
John Hollis: Siward, Earl of Northumberland/1st Murderer
John Humphry: Lennox
John Justin: Ross
Mary O'Farrell: 2nd Witch
Nicholas Charles: Macduff's son
Noel Howlett: Doctor of Physic
Preston Lockwood: Caithness
Stephen Thorne: 2nd Murderer/Menteith
Sylvia Coleridge: 3rd Witch
Timothy West: Porter
Walter Fitzgerald: King Duncan
Music: John Buckland
Dir: John Tydeman
"Paul Scofield kept the listener with him for every inch of the way...Mr. Scofield's performance was ... quivering with sensibility and never far from hysteria, working from one appalling action to the next with the perverted energy of a man cutting across the grain of his nature. Mr. Scofield's mastery of verse is unsurpassed by anyone except Gielgud in the modern theatre, and here his exhausted pauses and savagely renewed attack on the lines turned the language itself into a physical symbol of the moral laws whose weight he was heaving aside". "Getting Across the Inwardness of Macbeth", The Times of London, 30 April 1966.
https://wn.com/Macbeth_,_With_Paul_Scofield_1966_BBC_Radio
This production of “The Scottish Play” starring Paul Scofield in the lead role, was first broadcast on the Third Programme in April 1966 and was subsequently repeated on Radio 4 when the network was launched in 1967. It is one of the few dramas from that period which has been retained by the BBC archive, and it was aired again on 10th May 2008 as part of the BBC7 tribute to Paul Scofield who died in March 2008 at the age of 83.
One episode of approximately two hours and 15 minutes.
___________________________
vid Westen: Malcolm
John Westbrook: Banquo
Allan McClelland: Lord
Brian Hewlett: Donalbain
Cecile Chevraeau: Gentlewoman
Fraser Kerr: Angus
Glyn Dearman: Young Siward/Glyn Dearman Fleance
Grizelda Hervey: 1st Witch
Henry Stamper: Seyton/Old Man
Jane Wenham: Lady Macduff
John Dearth: Captain
John Hollis: Siward, Earl of Northumberland/1st Murderer
John Humphry: Lennox
John Justin: Ross
Mary O'Farrell: 2nd Witch
Nicholas Charles: Macduff's son
Noel Howlett: Doctor of Physic
Preston Lockwood: Caithness
Stephen Thorne: 2nd Murderer/Menteith
Sylvia Coleridge: 3rd Witch
Timothy West: Porter
Walter Fitzgerald: King Duncan
Music: John Buckland
Dir: John Tydeman
"Paul Scofield kept the listener with him for every inch of the way...Mr. Scofield's performance was ... quivering with sensibility and never far from hysteria, working from one appalling action to the next with the perverted energy of a man cutting across the grain of his nature. Mr. Scofield's mastery of verse is unsurpassed by anyone except Gielgud in the modern theatre, and here his exhausted pauses and savagely renewed attack on the lines turned the language itself into a physical symbol of the moral laws whose weight he was heaving aside". "Getting Across the Inwardness of Macbeth", The Times of London, 30 April 1966.
- published: 24 Dec 2014
- views: 15108
Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 54:42
- Updated: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 878
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here o...
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance.
Directed by Danny Huston.
I do not own the rights.
https://wn.com/Mr_Corbett's_Ghost_Paul_Scofield,_John_Huston_And_Mark_Farmer
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance.
Directed by Danny Huston.
I do not own the rights.
- published: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 878
Shake-speare's Hamlet - Acts 1-2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:20:41
- Updated: 01 Jun 2013
- views: 2679
Hamlet-Paul Scofield
Polonius-Charles Heslop
Horatio-Edward de Sousa
Laertes-Donald Houston
Voltemand-Richard Dane
Rosencrantz-Charles Gray
Guildenstern-P. G. S...
Hamlet-Paul Scofield
Polonius-Charles Heslop
Horatio-Edward de Sousa
Laertes-Donald Houston
Voltemand-Richard Dane
Rosencrantz-Charles Gray
Guildenstern-P. G. Stevens
Osric-Christopher Guinee
A Gentleman-Richard Dare
A Priest-Eric Hones
Marcellus-Peter Baylis
Barnardo-Eric Hones
Francisco-John Warner
Reynaldo-Christopher Guinee
1st Player and Player King-
Robert Eddison
2nd Player and Player queen-
Aubrey Woods
1st Gravedigger-Esmond Knight
2nd Gravedigger-Aubrey Woods
Fortinbras-Barry Ingham
Sailor-John Warner
Captain-Peter Bayliss
English Ambassador-Richard Dare
Gertrude-Diana Wynyard
Ophelia-Zena Walker
Acts 3-5 http://youtu.be/QnHFsFPxATg
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
https://wn.com/Shake_Speare's_Hamlet_Acts_1_2
Hamlet-Paul Scofield
Polonius-Charles Heslop
Horatio-Edward de Sousa
Laertes-Donald Houston
Voltemand-Richard Dane
Rosencrantz-Charles Gray
Guildenstern-P. G. Stevens
Osric-Christopher Guinee
A Gentleman-Richard Dare
A Priest-Eric Hones
Marcellus-Peter Baylis
Barnardo-Eric Hones
Francisco-John Warner
Reynaldo-Christopher Guinee
1st Player and Player King-
Robert Eddison
2nd Player and Player queen-
Aubrey Woods
1st Gravedigger-Esmond Knight
2nd Gravedigger-Aubrey Woods
Fortinbras-Barry Ingham
Sailor-John Warner
Captain-Peter Bayliss
English Ambassador-Richard Dare
Gertrude-Diana Wynyard
Ophelia-Zena Walker
Acts 3-5 http://youtu.be/QnHFsFPxATg
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
- published: 01 Jun 2013
- views: 2679
Shake-speare's Pericles - Paul Scofield - Acts 4-5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 51:39
- Updated: 31 Oct 2015
- views: 205
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie
Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim
Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May
Cerimon: Ch...
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie
Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim
Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May
Cerimon: Charles Gray / Leonine: Norman Mitchell
Lysimachus/A Marshal: George Howe
Thaliard/The Pandar: David Dodimead
Philemon, Messenger: James Mellor
Boult: Edward Hardwicke / Fisherman: Aubrey Woods
Gentlemen: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike
Knights: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee
Lords: Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike;
David Dodimead; Edward Hardwicke; George Howe; James Mellor; Norman Mitchell
Pirates: Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; George Howe
Sailors: Daniel Thorndike; George Howe; James Mellor
Dioniza: Pauline Jameson / Marina: Judi Dench
Thaisa: Susan Engel
The Daughter Of Antiochus/Lichorida/Diana: Tarn Bassett
The Bawd: Miriam Karlin / The Ancient Gower: Felix Aylmer
Acts 1-3 https://youtu.be/_oOObZ2q-eg
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
https://wn.com/Shake_Speare's_Pericles_Paul_Scofield_Acts_4_5
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie
Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim
Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May
Cerimon: Charles Gray / Leonine: Norman Mitchell
Lysimachus/A Marshal: George Howe
Thaliard/The Pandar: David Dodimead
Philemon, Messenger: James Mellor
Boult: Edward Hardwicke / Fisherman: Aubrey Woods
Gentlemen: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike
Knights: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee
Lords: Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike;
David Dodimead; Edward Hardwicke; George Howe; James Mellor; Norman Mitchell
Pirates: Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; George Howe
Sailors: Daniel Thorndike; George Howe; James Mellor
Dioniza: Pauline Jameson / Marina: Judi Dench
Thaisa: Susan Engel
The Daughter Of Antiochus/Lichorida/Diana: Tarn Bassett
The Bawd: Miriam Karlin / The Ancient Gower: Felix Aylmer
Acts 1-3 https://youtu.be/_oOObZ2q-eg
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
- published: 31 Oct 2015
- views: 205
Shake-speare's Pericles - Paul Scofield - Acts 1-3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:09:15
- Updated: 31 Oct 2015
- views: 470
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie
Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim
Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May
Cerimon: Ch...
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie
Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim
Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May
Cerimon: Charles Gray / Leonine: Norman Mitchell
Lysimachus/A Marshal: George Howe
Thaliard/The Pandar: David Dodimead
Philemon, Messenger: James Mellor
Boult: Edward Hardwicke / Fisherman: Aubrey Woods
Gentlemen: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike
Knights: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee
Lords: Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; Edward Hardwicke; George Howe; James Mellor; Norman Mitchell
Pirates: Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; George Howe
Sailors: Daniel Thorndike; George Howe; James Mellor
Dioniza: Pauline Jameson / Marina: Judi Dench
Thaisa: Susan Engel
The Daughter Of Antiochus/Lichorida/Diana: Tarn Bassett
The Bawd: Miriam Karlin / The Ancient Gower: Felix Aylmer
Acts 4-5 https://youtu.be/snkaEWzBgH0
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
https://wn.com/Shake_Speare's_Pericles_Paul_Scofield_Acts_1_3
Pericles: Paul Scofield / Antiochus: John Laurie
Simonides: Arthur Hewlett / Hellicanus: Jack Gwillim
Escandes: Daniel Thorndike / Cleon: Jack May
Cerimon: Charles Gray / Leonine: Norman Mitchell
Lysimachus/A Marshal: George Howe
Thaliard/The Pandar: David Dodimead
Philemon, Messenger: James Mellor
Boult: Edward Hardwicke / Fisherman: Aubrey Woods
Gentlemen: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike
Knights: Aubrey Woods; Christopher Guinee
Lords: Christopher Guinee; Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; Edward Hardwicke; George Howe; James Mellor; Norman Mitchell
Pirates: Daniel Thorndike; David Dodimead; George Howe
Sailors: Daniel Thorndike; George Howe; James Mellor
Dioniza: Pauline Jameson / Marina: Judi Dench
Thaisa: Susan Engel
The Daughter Of Antiochus/Lichorida/Diana: Tarn Bassett
The Bawd: Miriam Karlin / The Ancient Gower: Felix Aylmer
Acts 4-5 https://youtu.be/snkaEWzBgH0
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
- published: 31 Oct 2015
- views: 470
The Full Paul Scofield Wakeman of Ripon Experience Horn and Talk
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:27
- Updated: 08 Oct 2016
- views: 16
For 1130 years nightly without fail or gap the Ripon Wakeman (or Wakemen, depending on staffing) has sounded his horn at the four corners of the market square o...
For 1130 years nightly without fail or gap the Ripon Wakeman (or Wakemen, depending on staffing) has sounded his horn at the four corners of the market square or monument and set the watch. Tonight, Mr. Paul Scofield was the duty Wakeman and he gave us all an very interesting talk about this tradition.
https://wn.com/The_Full_Paul_Scofield_Wakeman_Of_Ripon_Experience_Horn_And_Talk
For 1130 years nightly without fail or gap the Ripon Wakeman (or Wakemen, depending on staffing) has sounded his horn at the four corners of the market square or monument and set the watch. Tonight, Mr. Paul Scofield was the duty Wakeman and he gave us all an very interesting talk about this tradition.
- published: 08 Oct 2016
- views: 16
The Crucible (1996) Movie - Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder, Paul Scofield
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:07:18
- Updated: 25 Feb 2017
- views: 3
A Salem resident attempts to frame her ex-lover's wife for being a witch in the middle of the 1692 witchcraft trials.
A Salem resident attempts to frame her ex-lover's wife for being a witch in the middle of the 1692 witchcraft trials.
https://wn.com/The_Crucible_(1996)_Movie_Daniel_Day_Lewis,_Winona_Ryder,_Paul_Scofield
A Salem resident attempts to frame her ex-lover's wife for being a witch in the middle of the 1692 witchcraft trials.
- published: 25 Feb 2017
- views: 3
Shake-speare's Hamlet - Acts 3-5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:56:39
- Updated: 04 May 2013
- views: 1468
Hamlet-Paul Scofield
Polonius-Charles Heslop
Horatio-Edward de Sousa
Laertes-Donald Houston
Voltemand-Richard Dane
Rosencrantz-Charles Gray
Guildenstern-P. G. S...
Hamlet-Paul Scofield
Polonius-Charles Heslop
Horatio-Edward de Sousa
Laertes-Donald Houston
Voltemand-Richard Dane
Rosencrantz-Charles Gray
Guildenstern-P. G. Stevens
Osric-Christopher Guinee
A Gentleman-Richard Dare
A Priest-Eric Hones
Marcellus-Peter Baylis
Barnardo-Eric Hones
Francisco-John Warner
Reynaldo-Christopher Guinee
1st Player and Player King-Robert Eddison
2nd Player and Player Queen-Aubrey Woods
1st Gravedigger-Esmond Knight
2nd Gravedigger-Aubrey Woods
Fortinbras-Barry Ingham
Sailor-John Warner
Captain-Peter Bayliss
English Ambassador-Richard Dare
Gertrude-Diana Wynyard
Ophelia-Zena Walker
Acts 1-2 http://youtu.be/4_Vlp2juJ2k
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
https://wn.com/Shake_Speare's_Hamlet_Acts_3_5
Hamlet-Paul Scofield
Polonius-Charles Heslop
Horatio-Edward de Sousa
Laertes-Donald Houston
Voltemand-Richard Dane
Rosencrantz-Charles Gray
Guildenstern-P. G. Stevens
Osric-Christopher Guinee
A Gentleman-Richard Dare
A Priest-Eric Hones
Marcellus-Peter Baylis
Barnardo-Eric Hones
Francisco-John Warner
Reynaldo-Christopher Guinee
1st Player and Player King-Robert Eddison
2nd Player and Player Queen-Aubrey Woods
1st Gravedigger-Esmond Knight
2nd Gravedigger-Aubrey Woods
Fortinbras-Barry Ingham
Sailor-John Warner
Captain-Peter Bayliss
English Ambassador-Richard Dare
Gertrude-Diana Wynyard
Ophelia-Zena Walker
Acts 1-2 http://youtu.be/4_Vlp2juJ2k
This recording is to the best of my knowledge only available on an LP long out of print. While I have carefully removed clicks, pops, static and surface noise wherever possible, I have NOT used any radical equalization adjustments to do so.
- published: 04 May 2013
- views: 1468
Shake-speare's King Lear -- Acts 1-2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:08:13
- Updated: 08 Jul 2013
- views: 1670
- published: 08 Jul 2013
- views: 1670
A Cup Of Conversation with Carol & Paul Schofield
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:14
- Updated: 18 Jan 2017
- views: 201
- published: 18 Jan 2017
- views: 201
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A Delicate Balance - interview with Betsy Blair (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a movie called 'A Delicate Balance', based on Edward Albee's play. Here her co-star Betsy Blair (who played Edna) reminisces about the making of the movie.
published: 14 Oct 2016 -
Paul Scofield in Amadeus at the National Theatre
This was a magnificent production. I was so lucky to work on it. Such eloquent writing from Peter Shaffer, leaving Peter Hall needing little more to do than allow these gargantuan talents to just get on with it. John Bury's set design and lighting were a revelation. I'd worked on many West End musicals with their huge rigs and staging, and here Bury's simplicity stunned me. It was minimal without being in the least bit austere. It was pure elegance. Except... except maybe for that huge chandelier (that my drinking buddy Steve Milne up in flies one day sent crashing to the stage!). Young Simon Callow's Mozart was the performance of a lifetime. The part seemed written for him. And maybe it was - Shaffer would sit in on rehearsals making notes which would then become re-writes. But the gr...
published: 13 Jan 2009 -
A Delicate Balance - interview with Edward Albee (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a film called 'A Delicate Balance', an adaptation of Edward Albee's play. Here, the playwright talks about the making of the movie.
published: 14 Oct 2016 -
Paul Scofield dies
The good ones always go in threes it seems and this week, Britain lost three of the very best. Paul Scofield, one of the greatest actors of a generation has died aged 86. He won a well deserved Oscar for his performance as Thomas More in A Man For All Seasons, the rolde he is still best remembered for. David Paul Scofield, CH, CBE (21 January 1922 -- 19 March 2008)
published: 25 Mar 2008 -
Paul Scofield's Hamlet: To Be or Not To Be
For whatever reason Scofield's version of this penultimate Shakespeare Soliloquy isn't on Youtube. Until now, as it should be.
published: 01 Apr 2013 -
PAUL SCOFIELD TRIBUTE
published: 18 May 2009 -
Quiz Show - Paul Scofield & Ralph Fiennes (father & son part 1)
"Something on your mind?" Charles Van Doren just can't admit to his father Mark that he cheated on Twenty One.
published: 04 Nov 2009 -
Deborah Kerr & Paul Scofield 1982 fragment 1 (dinner scene)
A Song At Twilight (1982) is a british television production of the play by Noel Coward. Deborah Kerr as Carlotta Paul Scofield as Hugo
published: 15 Jun 2011 -
A Man For All Seasons - Paul Scofield, John Hurt
Richard Rich waits for Thomas More to return from conversing with Cardinal Wolsey
published: 17 Mar 2008 -
Peter Brook talks with Charlie Rose (Jan 2014) 1/2
Part 2/2 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62TGeP0BGvc About the new documentary "The Tightrope" on his method. Peter Brook is one of the world's most respected and revolutionary directors of contemporary theatre. To help his actors achieve extraordinary performances, he has a special exercise, called "the Tightrope," which evolved over decades of experimentation and practice into a process of transformation that makes theatre real and new for actor and audience alike. In this quietly eloquent and unique film, director Simon Brook, Peter's son, reveals how the Tightrope works its dramatic alchemy. Other topics in this interview: Playing King Lear, Madness, Paul Scofield, Anton Chekhov, Samuel Beckett, great Actors and "The Suit" (01/31/2014). See also "Peter Brook talks with Charlie ...
published: 13 Feb 2014
A Delicate Balance - interview with Betsy Blair (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:55
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 102
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a movie called 'A Delicate Balance', based on Edward Albee's play. Here her co-star Betsy Blair (who played Edna) reminisces abo...
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a movie called 'A Delicate Balance', based on Edward Albee's play. Here her co-star Betsy Blair (who played Edna) reminisces about the making of the movie.
https://wn.com/A_Delicate_Balance_Interview_With_Betsy_Blair_(Katharine_Hepburn,_Paul_Scofield)
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a movie called 'A Delicate Balance', based on Edward Albee's play. Here her co-star Betsy Blair (who played Edna) reminisces about the making of the movie.
- published: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 102
Paul Scofield in Amadeus at the National Theatre
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 13 Jan 2009
- views: 52121
This was a magnificent production. I was so lucky to work on it.
Such eloquent writing from Peter Shaffer, leaving Peter Hall needing little more to do than al...
This was a magnificent production. I was so lucky to work on it.
Such eloquent writing from Peter Shaffer, leaving Peter Hall needing little more to do than allow these gargantuan talents to just get on with it.
John Bury's set design and lighting were a revelation. I'd worked on many West End musicals with their huge rigs and staging, and here Bury's simplicity stunned me. It was minimal without being in the least bit austere. It was pure elegance. Except... except maybe for that huge chandelier (that my drinking buddy Steve Milne up in flies one day sent crashing to the stage!).
Young Simon Callow's Mozart was the performance of a lifetime. The part seemed written for him. And maybe it was - Shaffer would sit in on rehearsals making notes which would then become re-writes.
But the grand centerpiece was Scofield's Salieri. Watch this clip and weep. And somehow he did that every night...
I also worked on the NT tour with Frank Finlay playing the lead (Scofield refused to tour) and it was remarkable how the two men could deliver the same lines, with the same directions, and yet be so very different. Finlay was Everyman, consumed with jealousy, and feeling he deserved Mozart's genius. While Scofield was the cultured civilized man who really could claim some genuine title to it. A little ironic perhaps that Finlay was an active catholic, and on the tour would seek out the nearest RC church to pray each morning.
I shall never forget Scofield's performance. Such a brilliant actor, and the stage is now very much a lesser place without him.
https://wn.com/Paul_Scofield_In_Amadeus_At_The_National_Theatre
This was a magnificent production. I was so lucky to work on it.
Such eloquent writing from Peter Shaffer, leaving Peter Hall needing little more to do than allow these gargantuan talents to just get on with it.
John Bury's set design and lighting were a revelation. I'd worked on many West End musicals with their huge rigs and staging, and here Bury's simplicity stunned me. It was minimal without being in the least bit austere. It was pure elegance. Except... except maybe for that huge chandelier (that my drinking buddy Steve Milne up in flies one day sent crashing to the stage!).
Young Simon Callow's Mozart was the performance of a lifetime. The part seemed written for him. And maybe it was - Shaffer would sit in on rehearsals making notes which would then become re-writes.
But the grand centerpiece was Scofield's Salieri. Watch this clip and weep. And somehow he did that every night...
I also worked on the NT tour with Frank Finlay playing the lead (Scofield refused to tour) and it was remarkable how the two men could deliver the same lines, with the same directions, and yet be so very different. Finlay was Everyman, consumed with jealousy, and feeling he deserved Mozart's genius. While Scofield was the cultured civilized man who really could claim some genuine title to it. A little ironic perhaps that Finlay was an active catholic, and on the tour would seek out the nearest RC church to pray each morning.
I shall never forget Scofield's performance. Such a brilliant actor, and the stage is now very much a lesser place without him.
- published: 13 Jan 2009
- views: 52121
A Delicate Balance - interview with Edward Albee (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
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- Duration: 19:42
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 62
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a film called 'A Delicate Balance', an adaptation of Edward Albee's play. Here, the playwright talks about the making of the mov...
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a film called 'A Delicate Balance', an adaptation of Edward Albee's play. Here, the playwright talks about the making of the movie.
https://wn.com/A_Delicate_Balance_Interview_With_Edward_Albee_(Katharine_Hepburn,_Paul_Scofield)
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a film called 'A Delicate Balance', an adaptation of Edward Albee's play. Here, the playwright talks about the making of the movie.
- published: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 62
Paul Scofield dies
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 25 Mar 2008
- views: 5306
The good ones always go in threes it seems and this week, Britain lost three of the very best.
Paul Scofield, one of the greatest actors of a generation has ...
The good ones always go in threes it seems and this week, Britain lost three of the very best.
Paul Scofield, one of the greatest actors of a generation has died aged 86. He won a well deserved Oscar for his performance as Thomas More in A Man For All Seasons, the rolde he is still best remembered for.
David Paul Scofield, CH, CBE (21 January 1922 -- 19 March 2008)
https://wn.com/Paul_Scofield_Dies
The good ones always go in threes it seems and this week, Britain lost three of the very best.
Paul Scofield, one of the greatest actors of a generation has died aged 86. He won a well deserved Oscar for his performance as Thomas More in A Man For All Seasons, the rolde he is still best remembered for.
David Paul Scofield, CH, CBE (21 January 1922 -- 19 March 2008)
- published: 25 Mar 2008
- views: 5306
Paul Scofield's Hamlet: To Be or Not To Be
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 13939
For whatever reason Scofield's version of this penultimate Shakespeare Soliloquy isn't on Youtube. Until now, as it should be.
For whatever reason Scofield's version of this penultimate Shakespeare Soliloquy isn't on Youtube. Until now, as it should be.
https://wn.com/Paul_Scofield's_Hamlet_To_Be_Or_Not_To_Be
For whatever reason Scofield's version of this penultimate Shakespeare Soliloquy isn't on Youtube. Until now, as it should be.
- published: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 13939
PAUL SCOFIELD TRIBUTE
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- Duration: 6:43
- Updated: 18 May 2009
- views: 3907
- published: 18 May 2009
- views: 3907
Quiz Show - Paul Scofield & Ralph Fiennes (father & son part 1)
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- Duration: 3:45
- Updated: 04 Nov 2009
- views: 29101
"Something on your mind?" Charles Van Doren just can't admit to his father Mark that he cheated on Twenty One.
"Something on your mind?" Charles Van Doren just can't admit to his father Mark that he cheated on Twenty One.
https://wn.com/Quiz_Show_Paul_Scofield_Ralph_Fiennes_(Father_Son_Part_1)
"Something on your mind?" Charles Van Doren just can't admit to his father Mark that he cheated on Twenty One.
- published: 04 Nov 2009
- views: 29101
Deborah Kerr & Paul Scofield 1982 fragment 1 (dinner scene)
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- Duration: 7:10
- Updated: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 3590
A Song At Twilight (1982) is a british television production of the play by Noel Coward.
Deborah Kerr as Carlotta
Paul Scofield as Hugo
A Song At Twilight (1982) is a british television production of the play by Noel Coward.
Deborah Kerr as Carlotta
Paul Scofield as Hugo
https://wn.com/Deborah_Kerr_Paul_Scofield_1982_Fragment_1_(Dinner_Scene)
A Song At Twilight (1982) is a british television production of the play by Noel Coward.
Deborah Kerr as Carlotta
Paul Scofield as Hugo
- published: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 3590
A Man For All Seasons - Paul Scofield, John Hurt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 17 Mar 2008
- views: 8863
Richard Rich waits for Thomas More to return from conversing with Cardinal Wolsey
- published: 17 Mar 2008
- views: 8863
Peter Brook talks with Charlie Rose (Jan 2014) 1/2
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- Duration: 13:46
- Updated: 13 Feb 2014
- views: 16317
Part 2/2 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62TGeP0BGvc
About the new documentary "The Tightrope" on his method. Peter Brook is one of the world's most resp...
Part 2/2 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62TGeP0BGvc
About the new documentary "The Tightrope" on his method. Peter Brook is one of the world's most respected and revolutionary directors of contemporary theatre. To help his actors achieve extraordinary performances, he has a special exercise, called "the Tightrope," which evolved over decades of experimentation and practice into a process of transformation that makes theatre real and new for actor and audience alike. In this quietly eloquent and unique film, director Simon Brook, Peter's son, reveals how the Tightrope works its dramatic alchemy. Other topics in this interview: Playing King Lear, Madness, Paul Scofield, Anton Chekhov, Samuel Beckett, great Actors and "The Suit" (01/31/2014).
See also "Peter Brook talks with Charlie Rose (Jan 2013)" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQG0m1cnYm0
https://wn.com/Peter_Brook_Talks_With_Charlie_Rose_(Jan_2014)_1_2
Part 2/2 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62TGeP0BGvc
About the new documentary "The Tightrope" on his method. Peter Brook is one of the world's most respected and revolutionary directors of contemporary theatre. To help his actors achieve extraordinary performances, he has a special exercise, called "the Tightrope," which evolved over decades of experimentation and practice into a process of transformation that makes theatre real and new for actor and audience alike. In this quietly eloquent and unique film, director Simon Brook, Peter's son, reveals how the Tightrope works its dramatic alchemy. Other topics in this interview: Playing King Lear, Madness, Paul Scofield, Anton Chekhov, Samuel Beckett, great Actors and "The Suit" (01/31/2014).
See also "Peter Brook talks with Charlie Rose (Jan 2013)" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQG0m1cnYm0
- published: 13 Feb 2014
- views: 16317
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (New & Exclusive Masters of Cinema) Trailer
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles... Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast. Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battl...
published: 22 Nov 2016 -
Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rath...
published: 11 Jan 2016 -
Shakespeare Film Festival
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs. The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv. Schedule: Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970) Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948) Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971) Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995) Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier) 1) KING LEAR Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way. Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignatio...
published: 08 Feb 2016 -
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break. Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/SubscribePRISONBREAK Watch more videos from Prison Break: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakPlaylist See more of Prison Break on our official site: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakFOX Like Prison Break on Facebook: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_FB Follow Prison Break on Twitter: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_TW Follow Prison Break on Instagram: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreak_IG Like FOX on Facebook: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_FB Follow FOX on Twitter: http://fox.tv/FOXTV_Twitter Add FOX on Google+: http://fox.tv/FOXPlus PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet. In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Domini...
published: 16 May 2016 -
Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.1
Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
published: 19 Jun 2015 -
Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.2
Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
published: 19 Jun 2015 -
A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed. "NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!"
published: 12 Jun 2008 -
Resident Evil: AfterLife. Chris, Claire & Alice VS Wesker. Fight Scene. HD 1080p.
published: 13 Jan 2013 -
FLiFF-Claire Bloom
Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama. Marking her professional debut...
published: 07 Nov 2010 -
A Man for all Seasons (1966) review
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
published: 21 Feb 2015
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (New & Exclusive Masters of Cinema) Trailer
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- Duration: 1:19
- Updated: 22 Nov 2016
- views: 482
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles...
Ranked as one of the finest British f...
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles...
Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast.
Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battle of wills packed with palace intrigue, political brinkmanship and the fate of man, church and country. In the end, his silence spoke loudest of all.
Written for the screen (adapted from his own play of the same name) by esteemed playwright and screenwriter Robert Bolt (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago) and featuring a legendary cast that also includes Orson Welles, John Hurt, Susannah York and Nigel Davenport amongst others, The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present A Man for All Seasons on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK in a special Dual-format edition.
https://wn.com/A_Man_For_All_Seasons_(New_Exclusive_Masters_Of_Cinema)_Trailer
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes Paul Scofield & Orson Welles...
Ranked as one of the finest British films of all time, director Fred Zinnemann’s (High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Day of the Jackal) A Man for All Seasons was lavished with awards and critical praise upon release for its opulent mise en scène and the incredible performances from its cast.
Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England’s Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw, Jaws, From Russia with Love) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battle of wills packed with palace intrigue, political brinkmanship and the fate of man, church and country. In the end, his silence spoke loudest of all.
Written for the screen (adapted from his own play of the same name) by esteemed playwright and screenwriter Robert Bolt (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago) and featuring a legendary cast that also includes Orson Welles, John Hurt, Susannah York and Nigel Davenport amongst others, The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present A Man for All Seasons on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK in a special Dual-format edition.
- published: 22 Nov 2016
- views: 482
Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 54:42
- Updated: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 878
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here o...
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance.
Directed by Danny Huston.
I do not own the rights.
https://wn.com/Mr_Corbett's_Ghost_Paul_Scofield,_John_Huston_And_Mark_Farmer
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. Scofield, magnificent as always, dominates his scenes, creating his role of the Scroogelike apothecary with interesting physical business, Huston is wonderful as the Collector of Souls in his final performance, and Burgess Meredith contributes a brief and highly idiomatic performance.
Directed by Danny Huston.
I do not own the rights.
- published: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 878
Shakespeare Film Festival
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 08 Feb 2016
- views: 55
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakesp...
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs.
The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv.
Schedule:
Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970)
Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948)
Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971)
Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995)
Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier)
1) KING LEAR
Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way.
Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignation, misguided trust, unfounded love and a growing insanity that could drive any human over the brink.
2) HAMLET
Hamlet’s tale of tragedy, murder and revenge, directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, was the first British film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, and the first audio-film of the play in the British language.
Yet, despite receiving among the most prestigious awards and titles, Olivier’s rendition of Hamlet was also received by a fair share of controversy, particularly among the Shakespearean purists, where the typical 4-hour long play was severed into a mere two-hour adaptation. This is, perhaps, one of those modern instances of film production wherein cinema and theatre violently clashed, leaving an audience torn between a genuine sense of admiration and a deep sense of disappointment.
Almost 70 years down the line, it’s your turn to choose sides.
3) MACBETH
Director Roman Polanski’s life is riddled with traumatic experiences, the most of climactic of which, perhaps, was the muder of his wife by members of Charles Manson’s ‘family’ and which, incidentally, occurred only three years before the production of this film.
This event could very well have pushed Polanski to develop the dark tragedy of Shakespeare’s iconic ‘Macbeth’ into a film – a rather violent adaptation, steaming with hate and a black despair towards life, to say the least.
4) RICHARD III
Under Richard Loncraine’s direction, William Shakespeare’s classic play is re-thought into a Second World War setting with Great Britain in the 1930s as a backdrop. Save for the political subtext, Shakespeare’s plot-line for the infamous king is still largely retained. Here, the House of Lancaster sparks off a civil war as it tirelessly claims its right to the British throne while the dictatorial and monarchic House of York tightens its grip onto governmental power, which is headed by none other than Richard himself.
More information: http://goo.gl/68O25o
https://wn.com/Shakespeare_Film_Festival
2016 marks the 400th year since Shakespeare’s death. In recognition of this, the British Council in Malta is staging a major programme of events called, Shakespeare Lives, to which this film festival also belongs.
The Shakespeare Film Festival is the result of a collaboration between The British Council and Spazju Kreattiv.
Schedule:
Thursday 18 February 2016, 8.00PM – King Lear (1970)
Friday 19 February 2016, 8.00PM – Hamlet (1948)
Saturday 20 February 2016, 3.00PM – Macbeth (1971)
Sunday 21 February 2016, 8.00PM – Richard III (1995)
Venue: Cinema (St James Cavalier)
1) KING LEAR
Stepping down from a throne can go either way – the good way or the King Lear way.
Starring the award-winning Paul Scofield as King Lear, Peter Brook takes on Shakespeare’s perplexing tragedy of resignation, misguided trust, unfounded love and a growing insanity that could drive any human over the brink.
2) HAMLET
Hamlet’s tale of tragedy, murder and revenge, directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, was the first British film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, and the first audio-film of the play in the British language.
Yet, despite receiving among the most prestigious awards and titles, Olivier’s rendition of Hamlet was also received by a fair share of controversy, particularly among the Shakespearean purists, where the typical 4-hour long play was severed into a mere two-hour adaptation. This is, perhaps, one of those modern instances of film production wherein cinema and theatre violently clashed, leaving an audience torn between a genuine sense of admiration and a deep sense of disappointment.
Almost 70 years down the line, it’s your turn to choose sides.
3) MACBETH
Director Roman Polanski’s life is riddled with traumatic experiences, the most of climactic of which, perhaps, was the muder of his wife by members of Charles Manson’s ‘family’ and which, incidentally, occurred only three years before the production of this film.
This event could very well have pushed Polanski to develop the dark tragedy of Shakespeare’s iconic ‘Macbeth’ into a film – a rather violent adaptation, steaming with hate and a black despair towards life, to say the least.
4) RICHARD III
Under Richard Loncraine’s direction, William Shakespeare’s classic play is re-thought into a Second World War setting with Great Britain in the 1930s as a backdrop. Save for the political subtext, Shakespeare’s plot-line for the infamous king is still largely retained. Here, the House of Lancaster sparks off a civil war as it tirelessly claims its right to the British throne while the dictatorial and monarchic House of York tightens its grip onto governmental power, which is headed by none other than Richard himself.
More information: http://goo.gl/68O25o
- published: 08 Feb 2016
- views: 55
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
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- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 16 May 2016
- views: 12057333
Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break.
Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/Subscrib...
Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break.
Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/SubscribePRISONBREAK
Watch more videos from Prison Break: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakPlaylist
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PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet.
In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Sarah Wayne Callies, Amaury Nolasco, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar and Paul Adelstein are reunited for an all-new adventure spanning the globe and featuring the signature thrills and cliffhangers that were hallmarks of the original series when it aired on FOX from 2005-2009. The original action drama centered on MICHAEL SCOFIELD (Miller, “The Loft”), a young man determined to save his convicted brother, LINCOLN BURROWS (Purcell, “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”), from death row by hatching an elaborate plan to escape from prison. In the all-new event series, filmed on location in Morocco, clues surface that suggest a previously thought-to-be-dead Michael may be alive. Lincoln and SARA (Sarah Wayne Callies, “Colony,” “The Walking Dead”), Michael’s wife until he was assumed dead, reunite to engineer the series’ biggest escape ever, as three of Fox River State Penitentiary’s most notorious escapees, SUCRE (Nolasco, “Telenovela”), T-BAG (Knepper, “Heroes”) and C-NOTE (Dunbar, “The Mentalist”), are pulled back into the action. “Prison Break” was an immediate critical and ratings hit when it premiered on FOX in the fall of 2005, garnering Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Television Series – Drama and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama (Miller). The original producing team, including series creator Paul T. Scheuring, Neal Moritz, Marty Adelstein and Dawn Olmstead, will return to executive-produce the new series, with Scheuring serving as showrunner/writer.
Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
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Check out the official, new trailer for the upcoming season of FOX's hit show, Prison Break.
Subscribe now for more Prison Break clips: http://fox.tv/SubscribePRISONBREAK
Watch more videos from Prison Break: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakPlaylist
See more of Prison Break on our official site: http://fox.tv/PrisonBreakFOX
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PRISON BREAK is back and ready for its biggest escape yet.
In the thrilling new event series PRISON BREAK, original series stars Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Sarah Wayne Callies, Amaury Nolasco, Robert Knepper, Rockmond Dunbar and Paul Adelstein are reunited for an all-new adventure spanning the globe and featuring the signature thrills and cliffhangers that were hallmarks of the original series when it aired on FOX from 2005-2009. The original action drama centered on MICHAEL SCOFIELD (Miller, “The Loft”), a young man determined to save his convicted brother, LINCOLN BURROWS (Purcell, “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”), from death row by hatching an elaborate plan to escape from prison. In the all-new event series, filmed on location in Morocco, clues surface that suggest a previously thought-to-be-dead Michael may be alive. Lincoln and SARA (Sarah Wayne Callies, “Colony,” “The Walking Dead”), Michael’s wife until he was assumed dead, reunite to engineer the series’ biggest escape ever, as three of Fox River State Penitentiary’s most notorious escapees, SUCRE (Nolasco, “Telenovela”), T-BAG (Knepper, “Heroes”) and C-NOTE (Dunbar, “The Mentalist”), are pulled back into the action. “Prison Break” was an immediate critical and ratings hit when it premiered on FOX in the fall of 2005, garnering Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Television Series – Drama and Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama (Miller). The original producing team, including series creator Paul T. Scheuring, Neal Moritz, Marty Adelstein and Dawn Olmstead, will return to executive-produce the new series, with Scheuring serving as showrunner/writer.
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Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.1
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Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
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Pt.1 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
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Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.2
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Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
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Pt.2 Bryan Seymour, Nick Xenophon and Paul Schofield at the Australian Premiere of Going Clear at the Dendy Cinema in Newtown. Sydney, Australia.
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A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
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The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizi...
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed.
"NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!"
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The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More is on trial because he would not take the Oath of Supremacy recognizing Henry VIII as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and failure to do so was treated as treason. Roman Catholics such as More had to take the Oath or were tried and usually executed.
"NEVERTHELESS!! It is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!"
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Resident Evil: AfterLife. Chris, Claire & Alice VS Wesker. Fight Scene. HD 1080p.
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Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloo...
Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Marking her professional debut on the BBC radio, she subsequently took her first curtain call with the Oxford Repertory Theatre in 1946 in the production of "It Depends What You Mean". She then received early critical accolades for her Shakespearean ingénues in "King John", "The Winter's Tale" and, notably, her Ophelia in "Hamlet" at age 17 at Stratford-on-Avon opposite alternating Hamlets Paul Scofield and Robert Helpmann. By 1949 Claire was making her West End debut with "The Lady's Not For Burning" with the up-and-coming stage actor
Richard Burton.
A most becoming and beguiling dark-haired actress whose photogenic, slightly pinched beauty was accented by an effortless elegance and poise, Claire's inauspicious film debut came with a prime role in the British courtroom film drama The Blind Goddess (1948). It was her second film, when Charles Chaplin himself selected her specifically to be his young leading lady in the classic sentimental drama Limelight (1952), that propelled her to stardom. Her bravura turn as a young suicide-bent ballerina saved from despair by an aging music hall clown (Chaplin) was exquisitely touching and sparked an enviable but surprisingly sporadic career in films.
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Claire Bloom received the Lifetime Acting Award presented to her by the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Age has not taken the flower off this Bloom. The well-known and respected stage, screen and television actress Claire Bloom, originally named Patricia Claire Blume, continues to be in demand as a septuagenarian actress and looks as beautiful as ever. She was born in North London on February 15, 1931, to Edward and Elizabeth (Grew) Blume, both descendants of Jewish immigrants. Educated at Badminton School in Bristol and Fern Hill Manor in New Milton, Claire expressed early interest in the arts and was stage trained as an adolescent at the Guildhall School, under the guidance of Eileen Thorndike, and then the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Marking her professional debut on the BBC radio, she subsequently took her first curtain call with the Oxford Repertory Theatre in 1946 in the production of "It Depends What You Mean". She then received early critical accolades for her Shakespearean ingénues in "King John", "The Winter's Tale" and, notably, her Ophelia in "Hamlet" at age 17 at Stratford-on-Avon opposite alternating Hamlets Paul Scofield and Robert Helpmann. By 1949 Claire was making her West End debut with "The Lady's Not For Burning" with the up-and-coming stage actor
Richard Burton.
A most becoming and beguiling dark-haired actress whose photogenic, slightly pinched beauty was accented by an effortless elegance and poise, Claire's inauspicious film debut came with a prime role in the British courtroom film drama The Blind Goddess (1948). It was her second film, when Charles Chaplin himself selected her specifically to be his young leading lady in the classic sentimental drama Limelight (1952), that propelled her to stardom. Her bravura turn as a young suicide-bent ballerina saved from despair by an aging music hall clown (Chaplin) was exquisitely touching and sparked an enviable but surprisingly sporadic career in films.
- published: 07 Nov 2010
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A Man for all Seasons (1966) review
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With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars inc...
With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
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With the Academy Awards coming up, Rob reviews A Man for All Seasons starring Paul Scofield, Leo McKern Orson Welles and Robert Shaw. The movie won 6 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. Adapted by Robert Bolt from his hit stage play.
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (New & Exclusive Masters of Cinema) Trailer
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes ...
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Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
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Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
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Shakespeare Film Festival
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Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
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Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.1
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Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.2
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A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
The third part of the trial scene from the 1966 movie "A Man for All Seasons". Thomas More...
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Resident Evil: AfterLife. Chris, Claire & Alice VS Wesker. Fight Scene. HD 1080p.
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A Man for all Seasons (1966) review
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"Macbeth", with Paul Scofield - 1966 - BBC Radio
This production of “The Scottish Play” starring Paul Scofield in the lead role, was first ...
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"Macbeth", with Paul Scofield - 1966 - BBC Radio
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Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
Leon Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve...
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Shake-speare's Hamlet - Acts 1-2
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Shake-speare's Pericles - Paul Scofield - Acts 4-5
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Shake-speare's Pericles - Paul Scofield - Acts 1-3
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The Full Paul Scofield Wakeman of Ripon Experience Horn and Talk
For 1130 years nightly without fail or gap the Ripon Wakeman (or Wakemen, depending on sta...
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The Full Paul Scofield Wakeman of Ripon Experience Horn and Talk
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The Crucible (1996) Movie - Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder, Paul Scofield
A Salem resident attempts to frame her ex-lover's wife for being a witch in the middle of ...
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The Crucible (1996) Movie - Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder, Paul Scofield
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Shake-speare's Hamlet - Acts 3-5
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Shake-speare's King Lear -- Acts 1-2
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A Cup Of Conversation with Carol & Paul Schofield
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A Delicate Balance - interview with Betsy Blair (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a movie called 'A Delicate Balance', based on Edward Albee...
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A Delicate Balance - interview with Betsy Blair (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
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Paul Scofield in Amadeus at the National Theatre
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A Delicate Balance - interview with Edward Albee (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
In 1973, Katharine Hepburn made a film called 'A Delicate Balance', an adaptation of Edwar...
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A Delicate Balance - interview with Edward Albee (Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield)
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Paul Scofield dies
The good ones always go in threes it seems and this week, Britain lost three of the very b...
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Paul Scofield's Hamlet: To Be or Not To Be
For whatever reason Scofield's version of this penultimate Shakespeare Soliloquy isn't on ...
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PAUL SCOFIELD TRIBUTE
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Quiz Show - Paul Scofield & Ralph Fiennes (father & son part 1)
"Something on your mind?" Charles Van Doren just can't admit to his father Mark that he c...
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Deborah Kerr & Paul Scofield 1982 fragment 1 (dinner scene)
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A Man For All Seasons - Paul Scofield, John Hurt
Richard Rich waits for Thomas More to return from conversing with Cardinal Wolsey
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A Man For All Seasons - Paul Scofield, John Hurt
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Peter Brook talks with Charlie Rose (Jan 2014) 1/2
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (New & Exclusive Masters of Cinema) Trailer
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, winner of 6 Academy Awards starring a legendary cast that includes ...
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Mr Corbett's Ghost - Paul Scofield, John Huston and Mark Farmer
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Official Trailer | PRISON BREAK
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Going Clear Sydney Q & A Pt.1
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A Man for All Seasons - Trial (3 of 3)
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Israel 'hits' Iran weapons stockpiles in Damascus
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Israeli Intelligence Minister says massive explosion near Damascus International Airport is consistent with his country’s policy ... ....
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Cassini spacecraft loses contact with Nasa as it dives through Saturn's rings
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Nasa has lost contact with Cassini, the little spacecraft that is currently flying through Saturn's rings ... Cassini's mission to Saturn....
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Noam Chomsky: Republican Party is the most dangerous organisation in human history
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Noam Chomsky has argued the Republican Party is the most “dangerous organisation in human history” and the world has never seen an organisation more profoundly committed to destroying planet earth ... “Not that I’m aware of ... There isn’t even any question about it.”....
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In Wake Of PR Nightmare, United Airlines Releases New Customer Policy Commitments
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In the wake of a tremendous public relations nightmare sparked by the forced removal and dragging of a 69-year-old American doctor from a United Airlines airplane earlier this month, the airline has released a list of 10 new commitments to its passengers designed to prevent future such incidents from occurring, the South China Morning Post reported Thursday....
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French election turns dirty at tumble dryer factory
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(CNN)A factory that produces tumble dryers has become the dirtiest battlefield yet in the French presidential election. Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen appears to have upstaged her centrist rival Emmanuel Macron at the closure-threatened Whirlpool factory in his home town of Amiens. While he was meeting union representatives at the Chamber of Commerce in the town, she rushed to the factory gates to meet workers ... Read More ... "Ms ... "If Ms ... ....
Dolby Laboratories (DLB) Q2 2017 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
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Paul J ... Other Markets year-over-year was up slightly as we saw increases in Dolby Cinema and auto, which were offset partially by lower recoveries and a lower gain because of the volume that came in Q1 instead of Q2 that I just mentioned a second ago ... We've got growth from new revenue initiatives such as Dolby Cinema, Dolby Voice and consumer imaging programs, along with higher revenue from Mobile ... Paul J ... Paul J ... Paul J ... Paul J....
Subrata Paul fails dope test: List of other Indian footballers, who have failed their dope test in the past
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Subrata Paul's form has been up and down in recent months with club DSK Shivajians, and the goalkeeper has now hit another low. Paul has failed a doping test conducted by the National Anti-Doping Agency. ... Now, it remains to be seen if Paul, who lost his goalkeeping position to Gurpreet Singh Sandhu in the India team, will want his Sample B to be tested....
Africa & Middle East Cinema Industry Research Report 2017 - Research and Markets
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DUBLIN, Apr 26, 2017 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Cinema Industry Research - Africa Middle East" report to their offering ... With investment flooding into building cinemas in Israel, huge box office growth in Turkey, and continuing adjustment in the South African market, this remains a highly dynamic region ... - Cinemas ... - New Lineo Cinemas ... - Cinemas ... - Cinemas ... - Cinema Pink....
English Heretic
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But instead of ancient literature, Sharp selects choice cuts of 20th Century counter-culture, particularly folk horror cinema, and mashes them up with his own in-depth, idiosyncratic research to form contemporary myths, more often of an occult nature ... [is] one of my favourite pieces of cinema and a scene I would like to live in and maybe I do....
Germany, Austria & Switzerland Cinema Industry Research 2017 - Research and Markets
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DUBLIN, Apr 26, 2017 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Cinema Industry Research - Germany, Austria & Switzerland" report to their offering. The low attending cinema markets of German-speaking Europe continue to testify to the German film industry's patchy output ... This report looks at trends in the cinema industry and key players within it ... 1.4 Cinemas ... - Arena Cinemas....
Richa Chadda producing Khoon Ali Chithi, says she wants to be a smart producer
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Masaan actress Richa Chadda, who is producing Punjabi short film Khoon Ali Chithi said that she wants to be a smart producer by making films which will not only benefit cinema but also prove profitable for her and financiers....
PVR Cinemas signs five-theatre deal with IMAX
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Through this rollout, PVR cinemas will reach a count of 10 IMAX screens and retain its position as the largest IMAX partner in India ... PVR Cinemas currently operates a cinema circuit of 579 screens at 126 properties in 50cities with 4 IMAX screens in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Noida ... The latest deal with PVR Cinemas marks one of the largest single theatre ......
Richa Chadda: Want to be a smart producer
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Richa Chadda. Bollywood actress Richa Chadda who is producing Punjabi short film "Khoon Ali Chithi" says that she wants to be a smart producer by making films which will not only benefit cinema but also prove profitable for her and financers ... I will never make a film which would only benefit cinema ... "Since ages we have been told that only entertaining cinema is profitable and there is no money in realistic cinema ... ....
Richa Chadha on Making Meaningful Films and Being a Smart Producer
Edit Yahoo Daily News 27 Apr 2017
Bollywood actress Richa Chadda, who is producing a Punjabi short film titled Khoon Ali Chithi, says that she wants to be a smart producer by making films which will not only benefit cinema, but also prove profitable for her and its financiers ... I will never make a film which would only benefit cinema ... Richa ChadhaSince ages we have been told that only entertaining cinema is profitable and there is no money in realistic cinema ... ....
Is living online good for our finances - or for society?
Edit AOL 27 Apr 2017
The average Brit hasn't visited a cinema in a year and a supermarket in a month ... Rather than spending a small fortune at the cinema, 42% of people said they preferred to watch films through streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime....
2017 Cinema One Originals finalists
Edit Manila Standard Today 27 Apr 2017
Brilliant young Filipino directors are bringing in never-before-seen chronicles in the much-awaited Cinema One Originals full-length film competition ... From fantasy to reality, this year’s Cinema One Originals entries also include Changing Partners by Dan Villegas, a round robin, gender-switching falling out of love story of a GenX-er to a millennial ... 2017 Cinema One Originals finalists....
Want to be a smart producer: Richa Chadda
Edit The Times of India 27 Apr 2017
Bollywood actress Richa Chadda who is producing Punjabi short film 'Khoon Ali Chithi' says that she wants to be a smart producer by making films which will not only benefit cinema but also prove profitable for her and financers ... "Also I want to be a smart producer. I will never make a film which would only benefit cinema ... "Since ages we have been told that only entertaining cinema is profitable and there is no money in realistic cinema....
Anupam Kher feels biopics like MS Dhoni’s wouldn’t have worked a decade back
Edit Hindustan Times 27 Apr 2017
The actor, however, feels that Indian audiences weren’t ready for content-driven films a decade back. “Cinema has changed over the past 8-10 years ... If they had made a film like MS Dhoni ... “About a decade back, cinema was the only source of entertainment ... Cinema can’t rise above its audience ... Follow @htshowbiz for more ....
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