Reviews

Oscar Wilde's most brilliant play deserves a great cast. This one is fair. The one you WANT to see is the 1952 version with Michael Redgrave.

I am literally flabbergasted that anyone would give less than a 10 to this gem. Greagory Peck as Atticus Finch is one of the most incredible performances ever given.: understated and commanding it is his best and that's saying more than just a lot.

God save me from ever seeing another Ewok or antything like it.

From top to bottom the casting is as good as it gets with Dame Edith evans giving the performance of a lifetime. The wit of Wilde shines throughout and even the cringe worthy cuckoo bird in the garden scene can't spoil this gem.

If you are a fan of Film Noir, this is a must see. Beginning to end the noir penchant for uneasiness is celebrated and, surprisingly, Hume Cronyn gives a stellar performance as an amoral lawyer.