A Tale of Two Cities (1935)

IT WAS THE BEST OF TIMES... IT WAS THE WORST OF TIMES,

A Tale of Two Cities, an epic film adapted from Charles Dickens' classic literature book that bears the same name; Ronald Colman is Sydney Carton a London barrister. In the story one man gives up his own life so that another man may live during turbulent times in France during its revolution.

This film is the best one I could find that follows the book best, without a doubt Mr. Dickens finds clever ways of amuse and inspire his readers and this films brings it to life.

This is definitely a conservative film in all the extent of the word, but if you disagree let me know. Below is a form.

Awards:
1937 Academy Award:
Best Film Editing nominee

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1937 Academy Award:
Best Picture nominee

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