Paul Scofield

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It did win one, two, three, four, five, six Oscars for Best Picture, Actor for Paul Schofield, Directing for Fred Zinnemann, Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium, Cinetography, color, because they were still doing black and white versus color.

And costume design, color.

Variety magazine called it an excellent, handsome, and stirring film.

And the New York Times said of it, a picture that inspires admiration, courage, and thought.

Playwright Robert Boltz, A Man for All Seasons, an abstract analysis of the fate of an idolist, opened at London's Globe Theatre on July 1, 1960.

Playing the title character, Sir Thomas More, a devout Catholic and a member of Henry VIII's High Council, was stage actor Paul Schofield.

Uh-oh.

Well,

who knows more, them or the panellists, who are Ellery Hanley, Sam Tompkins, James Robey, Joe Lydon and Paul Schofield, all previous Man of Steel victors.

They made their judgements for the latest edition of Man of Steel, the panel, which airs free on Super League Plus 9 at 7pm.

Don't watch that, we'll still be on.

I also listened to the original London production.

There's a BBC recording of it, which is like a radio play, which was the original cast of that was Paul Schofield as Salieri and Simon Callow.

as Mozart.

He was the original Mozart and he is in this movie as well, but in a smaller part.

that that were helpful and developed but you have this guy who's thinking through how to read scripture the exapla is essentially like um six different columns right with the old testament in in different translation or a different manuscript version sometimes i personally have over emphasized the the sort of literal and didactic readings of scripture which is good i mean for a reason that we have we read it that way But allegorical readings are important too, and Origen does this all the time.

Think about when Paul talks about the real meaning of Hagar and Sarah, right? The New Testament oftentimes takes the Old Testament and reads it allegorically, and Origen is a wizard at this, fun guy.

All right, number four.

What Greek title for Mary, meaning God-bearer or mother of God, was affirmed at the Council of Ephesus? title for Mary, God-bearer or mother of God? The answer is Theotokos.

All right, question 14.

This 1966 movie.

Won Paul Schofield an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role playing the Lord Chancellor to King Henry VIII.

What's the movie? Paul Schofield won the Academy Award Best Actor for his role playing Lord Chancellor to King Henry VIII.

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... playing Mozart, and then the Merchant Ivory films-

I mean, there's plenty of radio and sort of TV movie versions throughout the years.

I think some of the most significant ones, there was one of Penelope Keith in 1976 on the BBC, a bunch of different versions on the radio, including one with Paul Schofield and Patricia Routledge in 1975.

Which I'm sure is very good, actually.

I'm sure it's probably

Number 22.

What performance was initially offered to Marlon Brando, Paul Schofield, and Sir Laurence Olivier?

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That's a small role.

He's also got Ian Holm, Judi Dench, Emma Thompson, Robbie Coltrane, Paul Schofield, a very young Christian Bale, fresh off of Empire of the Sun.

Incredible.

And even though it is his feature film debut as a director, he is a director.