Far from the Madding Crowd (1967) Far from the Madding Crowd

Far from the Madding Crowd ★★★ 1967 (PG) A lavish, long adaptation of Thomas Hardy's 19th-century classic about the beautiful Bathsheba (Christie) and the three very different men who love her. Her first love is handsome and wayward soldier Sgt. Troy (Stamp), her second the local noble lord William Boldwood (Finch), and her third the ever-loving and long-patient farmer Gabriel Oaks (Bates). Christie is well cast as the much-desired beauty. Gorgeous cinematography by Nicolas Roeg. Remade for British TV in 1997. 165m/C VHS, Wide. GB Julie Christie, Terence Stamp, Peter Finch, Alan Bates, Prunella Ransome; Director: John Schlesinger; Writer: Frederic Raphael; Writer: Nicolas Roeg; Cameo: Richard Rodney Bennett. Natl. Bd. of Review '67: Actor (Finch).

At-a-glance
Year Released 1967
Rating PG
Length (in minutes) 165
Display Color
Formats VHS, Wide.
Filmed In Great Britain
Awards
Year Source Award
1967 Natl. Bd. of Review Actor
Credits
Role Name
Actor Terence Stamp
Actor Prunella Ransome
Actor Julie Christie
Actor Alan Bates
Actor Peter Finch
Cameo Richard Rodney Bennett
Cinematographer Nicolas Roeg
Director John Schlesinger
Writer Frederic Raphael

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