A Single Man
Set in Los Angeles in 1962, amid the Cuban Missile Crisis, this drama follows a British college professor who dwells on the past and cannot glimpse his future. Across a single day, a sequence of events and encounters compels him to confront whether there is meaning to life after the death of his longtime partner, Jim.
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Tom Ford
Karen Golden
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Andres Gomez
Interesting and well edited story with great performances from Firth and Moore.
r96sk
This is a very good Colin Firth flick. It's a nicely put together film, with a meaningful story portrayed strongly. Firth gives a big performance in the lead role, with him being the only standout performer - though the supporting trio of Julianne Moore, Nicholas Hoult and Matthew Goode are all solid co-stars. Jon Hamm, meanwhile, has a cameo; when I heard it, I actually thought it was Armie Hammer. My only criticism is the (intentional, of course) colour saturation, which kinda made a few of the scenes look cheap (if still minorly effective) in my opinion. That's nothing major though, as I enjoyed watching this 2009 release.
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The directors of A Single Man are Tom Ford and Karen Golden.
The cast of A Single Man includes Julianne Moore as Charley, Ginnifer Goodwin as Mrs. Strunk, Melissa Goodwin Shepherd as Student (uncredited), Jon Hamm as Harold Ackerly (voice) (uncredited), Ridge Canipe as Young Boy, Lee Pace as Grant, Matthew Goode as Jim, Nicholas Hoult as Kenny, Nicole Steinwedell as Doris, Colin Firth as George, Erin Daniels as Bank Teller, Ryan Simpkins as Jennifer Strunk, and more.
The duration of A Single Man is 1h 40 mins.
Yes. A Single Man has 3 trailers on Fanbiz, including A Single Man | Trailer. Watch them on this page.
A Single Man was released on 11 Dec 2009.
A Single Man is listed under Drama and Romance on Fanbiz.
A Single Man has 2 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.5/10. One reviewer wrote: "Interesting and well edited story with great performances from Firth and Moore."
