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    • Highland Films

    A Man for all Seasons

    1966

    Costume seen on Paul Scofield as Thomas More

    • Hal Wallis Films

    Anne of the thousand Days

    1969

    Costume seen on William Squire as Thomas More

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Looks like costume designer Margaret Furse pulled a – tellingly – quietly luxurious blue-grey satin doublet that Paul Scofields Thomas More wore serveral times for 1966’s A Man for all Seasons to fashion the very same character, this time played by William Squire, for Anne of the thousand Days about two years later.

The wide-necked jerkin has a curious but defining feature of a functional line of same-fabric buttons that – unusual with this type of garment’s historical predecessors – opens the jerkin midway to the left.

On Scolfield it seems to have been worn over a shirt and with a heavy, dark brown or a black over-gown. Furse added one of the usually worn jerkins between doublet and an over-gown for William Squire’s cameo.

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Looks like costume designer Margaret Furse pulled a – tellingly – quietly luxurious blue-grey satin doublet that Paul Scofields Thomas More wore serveral times for 1966’s A Man for all Seasons to fashion the very same character, this time played by William Squire, for Anne of the thousand Days about two years later.

The wide-necked jerkin has a curious but defining feature of a functional line of same-fabric buttons that – unusual with this type of garment’s historical predecessors – opens the jerkin midway to the left.

On Scolfield it seems to have been worn over a shirt and with a heavy, dark brown or a black over-gown. Furse added one of the usually worn jerkins between doublet and an over-gown for William Squire’s cameo.

Looks like costume designer Margaret Furse pulled a – tellingly – quietly luxurious blue-grey satin doublet that Paul Scofields Thomas More wore serveral times for 1966’s A Man for all Seasons to fashion the very same character, this time played by William Squire, for Anne of the thousand Days about two years later.

The wide-necked jerkin has a curious but defining feature of a functional line of same-fabric buttons that – unusual with this type of garment’s historical predecessors – opens the jerkin midway to the left.

On Scolfield it seems to have been worn over a shirt and with a heavy, dark brown or a black over-gown. Furse added one of the usually worn jerkins between doublet and an over-gown for William Squire’s cameo.

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  • Elizabeth Haffenden

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