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Far From The Madding Crowd (BD)
Far From The Madding Crowd (BD)
"I shall manage everything with my own head and hands," Bathsheba Everdene tells the local men about the estate she inherits
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Director: John Schlesinger
Writer: Frederic Raphael
Actors: Julie Christie, Terence Stamp, Peter Finch, Alan Bates, Fiona Walker, Fion, Prunella Ransome, Alison Leggatt, Paul Dawkins, Julian Somers, John Barrett, Freddie Jones
Theatrical Release Date: 10/18/1967
Synopsis
Synopsis
"I shall manage everything with my own head and hands," Bathsheba Everdene tells the local men about the estate she inherits. Everything? No. Regarding romance, she can only follow her wayward heart. As Bathsheba, Julie Christie reteams with director John Schlesinger and screenwriter Frederic Raphael of her starmaking Darling in a sumptuous adaptation of Thomas Hardy's classic. Roguish soldier Terence Stamp, rich landowner Peter Finch (the National Board of Review's choice as Best Actor, as was the film itself as Best Picture) and rough-hewn shepherd Alan Bates memorably play her suitors. And a visual rhapsody of crowd scenes and historic settings provide a backdrop for this epic tale lensed on location in "Hardy country."
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Running Time: 171
Box Type: Amaray Case
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"I shall manage everything with my own head and hands," Bathsheba Everdene tells the local men about the estate she inherits. Everything? No. Regarding romance, she can only follow her wayward heart. As Bathsheba, Julie Christie reteams with director John Schlesinger and screenwriter Frederic Raphael of her starmaking Darling in a sumptuous adaptation of Thomas Hardy's classic. Roguish soldier Terence Stamp, rich landowner Peter Finch (the National Board of Review's choice as Best Actor, as was the film itself as Best Picture) and rough-hewn shepherd Alan Bates memorably play her suitors. And a visual rhapsody of crowd scenes and historic settings provide a backdrop for this epic tale lensed on location in "Hardy country."
Running Time: 171
Box Type: Amaray Case
