Exodus 20:7, Deute. 18:10-14,

1 Corinthians 6:9-11,

John Hurt was very good (great) actor, Deute. 18:10-14, Mark 7:20-23,

Is that jesus christ

Remember that history repeats itself. And this history of conscience ... err sorry, i'm being repetitive...

More was part of a campaign to exterminate heretics and he was involved and in some cases deeply involved in burning men to death. Historians debate how zealous he was or was he "doing his duty". Probably a combination. Not quite the saint the movie portrays him to be.

A top ten film for me, script, actors and direction all wonderful. My only criticism, other than the short time that Orson Welles was on screen (unavoidably due to the death of his character) is that, as others have commented here, the portrayal of Sir Thomas More fails to acknowledge in any way his campaign against Bibles printed in English or his approval of burning Protestants at the stake 🇬🇧

Film-maker forgot to include the Fact that St. More tied hundreds of English to the Stakes and Burned Them Alive. Constantine never intended that when he invented your Church.

I've played Thomas More in the stage play the movie is based on, and one of the hardest things about it was trying not to just mimic this performance, which is just about flawless, flawless by Scofield and by Shaw. First rate in every way.

Of course the clock in the quad wasn't built til 1540..still..

God is More insufferable.

In my humble opinion Shaw was the best Henry VIII

Moore was right, thar miss Ann was nothing but that wicked king's concubine nor any of his concubines that followed, just as that Miss Camilla Parker Bowel Is nothing but Charles III's concubine and there's literally nothing anyone can do, not Charles, not Mr. Welby or anyone else.

This film should be shown in every Law School. The final scenes in the House of Commons is a testament to the brilliance of an exceptional lawyer, which Sir Thomas/ Saint Thomas was

Thanks.

He was served better by his daughter than he could have ever guessed.

Remember that history repeats itself. And this history of conscience against human power is repeating en masse in our lives and society.

omg ive never seen this before... and never seen Orson without his beard, he makes a FANTASIC man of the cloth! a bigger man than Skarsgard with his fat suit HA

Orson Welles as Wolsey is one of the great casting decisions of all time.

Put so many great actors in one place and you get great theater!

Fantastic acting.

Private consciences are a luxury for Parlimentarians. Thats why we don't have capital punishment anymore in the UK

Schofield won the best actor oscar for his performance as Moore

Acting doesnt get better than these two here

Henry was a full blown lunatic running an entire nation. Terrifying.

0:43 -- "Thank God, there's only one fool on the Council!" One of the great lines from the screenplay of this movie which should register with the Dems & Repubs in American politics -- were those men & women actually conscious. Alas, they are too foolish, too ignorant & too arrogant to understand its ironic truth.

The Actors who can never be equalled much less surpassed.

Such slipshod language in an otherwise brilliant screenplay. Nobody was trying to procure a divorce. It was an annulment that was being sought. A Cardinal would know that difference.

wonderful move - when the holy father kisses his feet i cry

Mexico orgulloso de nuestro rey Felipe no se gano la guerra ni modos...

He was also perfectly willing to burn people at the stake for such "crimes" as translating the Bible into English or disputing the calculation of the easter date. At the end of the day, he was a bloody politician, and canonizing him was a cynical gesture by the Catholic church.

Interestingly the same forces that made this excellent film and popularizated Saint Sir Thomas More in the 1930's to 60's (he was canonized in 1935, perhaps the pinnacle of the English Catholic Resurgence, this film 1967), this same forces tried to demoralise him jn the late 1980 and 1990 accusing him infutiles and anachronic & empty academic works of been a fanatic catholic, authoritarian platonist and with totalitarian aspirations, blablabla. Today a film like this could not be done. Millenials needs a.sexy Henry VIII and gen Z ia too stupid to know Roman Numerals. I hope this kind of people goes to the hell with Thomas Wolsey and Cromwell.

Robert Shaw was a handsome and colorful Henry the VIII. Great acting all around.

"My dear fellow, this is England, not Spain!" Norfolk: *visibly unsure how to interpret that comment* God save m'lord Robert Bolt, patron saint of Screenwriters

Absolute masterclass in acting from everyone involved, storywise being Thomas More dealing with his majesty the king is like being locked in a room with an enraged gorilla

This proves that Jesus is God as he omnipresent as opposed to the Devil who can move one step at a time 😂😂😂😂

Viva el Papa Francisco I

Richard Rich was a No1 slimeball & outlived them all

Now do a movie on the disaster that was the counter attack of the English Armada😂 This is straight propaganda, and yet it still made think the Spanish were badass.

Wasn't she meant to stab him with all the daggers to completely defeay him?

St. Francis really took Christ's teachings seriously. What an inspiration

AMEN.

!ALAN GRANT ITS DAMIEN!!!?

Viva Don Felipe II, hermano de Jeromín o mejor conocido como don Juan de Austria. 🗿🇯🇪

I am always awed at the skill with which this movie dramatized the utter corruption of the Tudor regime, in this case specifically in the person of Henry VIII and his enforcers.

"Now, Thomas--what to do about that young Paul Atreides?..."

The snakes are visible to all except those who say they can see.

I don't think Jesus or the Apostles dressed like the pope, cardinals, and bishops

0:55 this line hold so much significance.

1:30 “1 Timothy 2:12”