Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Albert Finney, David Warner, Diane Cilento, Edith Evans, Henry Fielding, Hugh Griffith, Joan Greenwood, John Addison, John Osborne, JoyceRedman, Julian Glover, Susannah York, Tony Richardson on 04/04/2020| Leave a Comment »
Review of Tom Jones from 1963, directed by Tony Richardson. It was one of the most influential Sixties films, even though it takes place in 1745. Adapted by John Osborne from Henry Fieldings 18th century novel. It was a romp, it was a film that won so many awards. Albert Finney as Tom Jones with Susannah York, David Warner, Joyce Redman, Hugh Griffiths, Julian Glover. Definitely one to revisit.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Christoper Oram, Gawn Grainger, Greta Saatchi, John Osborne, Jonah Hauer-King, Kenneth Branagh, Rob Ashford, Sophie McShera on 11/09/2016| Leave a Comment »
Review of The Entertainer, by John Osborne. (FOLLOW LINK) The last play in the Kenneth Branagh Company season, starring Kenneth Branagh as music hall comedian Archie Rice, a part often considered Sir Laurence Olivier’s greatest role. So how did he do? Five stars for us.
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