

“I die the King’s good servant, but God’s first.”
synopsis
The story of Sir Thomas More, who refuses to endorse King Henry VIII’s break from the Catholic Church, choosing conscience over power — even at great personal cost.

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mini-review
Less spectacle, more moral courage. This film focuses on integrity under pressure and the quiet strength of conviction. Scofield’s performance anchors the story with calm resolve. It’s a powerful reminder that faith is often tested not in miracles, but in compromise.
A thoughtful evening.
Viewers interested in conscience-driven drama.
Discussions about faith and integrity in public life.
Absurdist's Corner
Everyone keeps insisting it’s “just a little oath,” as if integrity can be leased in tiny monthly payments.
fun facts
Won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Based on the acclaimed stage play by Robert Bolt.


