A Man For All Seasons

1966 • 120 minutes

About this movie

Adaptation of Robert Bolt's play about Sir Thomas Moore, a Catholic statesman in England who rebelled against Henry VIII's self-proclaimed status as the head of the Church of England and paid for his religious beliefs by having his head exhibited on London Bridge. (Original TItle - A Man For All Seasons) © 1966, renewed 1994 Highland Films, Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Ratings and reviews

I am not a fellow Catholic but I do not think you have to be to find the story of Thomas More profoundly inspiring. A man of such integrity, devotion to God, and follower of the teachings of our Savior Jesus Christ. He was a man who refused to sell out his soul for any price. Would to Gid that there were more clergymen of any denomination, more statesmen of either party, more friends with more genuine concern, more fathers who taught their children so well, and more humans who saw truth so clea.

Probably the greatest movie ever made. Highly recommend if you're a fellow Catholic! Saint Thomas More is a man we all should aspire to imitate, with a firm, resounding love of Jesus Christ and the one, holy, Catholic and apostolic Church.

Absolutely a true depiction of Sir Thomas Moore! A man who was the King's loyal servant but God's first! Truly honorable to his saintly life. You will be inspired!