A Best Picture Academy Award winner...
“Tom Jones,&#34; directed by Tony Richardson and written by John Osborne, was made in 1963 at the height of the British New Wave. Based on Henry Fielding’s 18th century novel, “Tom Jones” chronicles the boisterous exploits of the title’s foundling. Albert Finney stars as the title character whose easy charm leads him astray at practically every turn.<br /><br />Tom first sees the light of day in the home of Squire Allworthy (George Devine) as an abandoned baby. The squire raises Tom with the same advantages he bestows on his widowed sister’s son, Blifil (David Warner), who is his heir. Tom’s many enemies libel him to the squire, who eventually cuts him off with a small fortune. Tom makes his way to London by devious means and after many amorous adventures. There, he becomes reunited with his spirited sweetheart, Sophie Western (Susannah York), who’s fled her home because of her father’s insistence that she marry Blifil.<br /><br />With its all-British cast, the movie won the Best Picture Academy Award. As a naughty but not licentious sex farce, it is consistently amusing and its deft editing makes for a light, airy comedy with excellent performances. Finney’s Tom has an innocent twinkle that charms the ladies, who find themselves in romantic trysts they can’t seem to help. Other stand-out performances include Hugh Griffith as gaudy Squire Western, Edith Evans as Miss Western and Peter Bull as Thwackum. Lynn Redgrave appears in a small role.<br /><br />Back in 1963, the film was a breath of fresh air and stood apart from typical Hollywood studio films, which were top-heavy with spectacle but lacking substance. “Tom Jones” has a playfulness as it flirts with scandal, its occasional asides to the audience bringing us in on Tom’s misadventures.<br /><br />The 2-disc Blu-ray edition contains two versions of the widescreen film, the 1963 theatrical version and the 1982 Director’s Cut. Bonus materials include interviews with film scholars; excerpt from a 1982 episode of “The Dick Caveat Show” featuring actor Albert Finney; interview with Vanessa Redgrave on her former husband, director Tony Richardson; illustrated archival audio interview with composer John Addison on his Oscar-winning score for the film; new interview with the editor of the Director’s Cut; and a critical essay.
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 {"Genre": "Comedy", "Format": "Special Edition, Subtitled, Widescreen", "Contributor": "Albert Finney, Tony Richardson, Susannah York", "Language": "English", "Runtime": "2 hours and 8 minutes"}

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