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He was the Lord Chancellor of England. When Henry VIII wanted to break from the Catholic Church & start the Anglican Church, Thomas More opposed it, & was subsequently Martyred by being beheaded.
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Movie about St. Thomas More?
"A Man for All Seasons" is about the life of St. Thomas More.
Who is Alice more in a man for all seasons?
She is the wife of THomas More(the lead character in the movie)
What is the play called based on sir thomas more the 16th century chancellor of England?
a man for all seasons
Who won best actor for his role in a man for all seasons?
Paul Scofield, who won the 1966 Best Actor Oscar for his performance as Sir Thomas More.
How does A Man for All Seasons end?
Thomas More is ultimately charged with heigh treason and beheaded and his family, leaves quietly. Richard Rich is appointed attorney general for wales
What actors and actresses appeared in A Man for All Seasons - 1988?
The cast of A Man for All Seasons - 1988 includes: Nicholas Amer as Chapuys Brian Badcoe as Chamberlain Milton Cadman as Cranmer Martin Chamberlain as King Henry VIII John Gielgud as Cardinal Wolsey Jonathan Hackett as Richard Rich Charlton Heston as Sir Thomas More Richard Johnson as Duke of Norfolk Roy Kinnear as The Common Man Valerie Minifie as Woman Litigant Vanessa Redgrave as Lady Alice More Adrienne Thomas as Margaret More Benjamin Whitrow as Thomas Cromwell
Who wrote A Man for All Seasons?
Robert Bolt is the author of A Man for All Seasons
What was the budget for A Man for All Seasons?
The Production Budget for A Man for All Seasons was $3,900,000.
When was A Man for All Seasons?
A Man for All Seasons was released on 12/12/1966.
When was A Man for All Seasons released?
A Man for All Seasons was released on 12/12/1966.
What was the Production Budget for A Man for All Seasons?
The Production Budget for A Man for All Seasons was $3,900,000.
What minister of Henry VIII was the subject of a film 'a man of all seasons'?
A Man For All Seasons, written as a play originally by Robert Bolt, was made into a film in 1966, starring Paul Scofield as Sir Thomas More, Henry VIII's ill-fated Lord Chancellor. Because More would not agree with the divorce of Henry and Catherine of Aragon, he was eventually imprisoned and then executed in 1535 for his principles.
