Ages of Man (1966)

Synopsis of Ages of Man

This unique stage production toplines the eminent actor Sir John Gielgud. Working from an adaptation of an anthology by George Rylands, Gielgud appears on-camera and dramatically recites a selection of Shakespearean sonnets and monologues that pay homage to the universal journey that we all take from birth to death - collectively titled Ages of Man. Gielgud originally performed this material onstage, and won a special Tony Award for it, "For [his] contribution to theatre [and] his extraordinary insight into the writings of Shakespeare." The version that appears in this release was staged and shot for television, and broadcast on CBS in 1966; it won Gielgud an Emmy. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

104 mins

Director(s):

George Rylands, Paul Bogart

Producer(s):

David Susskind, Daniel Melnick

Categories:

Drama

• 1966 - Academy of Television Arts and Sciences - Outstanding Drama Special

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