Review of Jude (1996) by Lisa Schwarzbaum for Entertainment Weekly — 22 Mar 2004
It's worth seeing this stark adaptation of Thomas Hardy's Jude the Obscure just for the extraordinary performance of Christopher Eccleston as Jude Fawley, the stonemason in turn-of-the-century England whose dreams of university scholarship are thwarted.
And British telly director Michael Winterbottom sustains a fine atmosphere of dank misery.
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This review of Jude (1996) was written by Lisa Schwarzbaum and published by Entertainment Weekly on 22 Mar 2004.
Jude has generally received positive reviews.
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