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TITLE...........: Hobson's Choice (1954) STARS...........: Charles Laughton, John Mills, Brenda De Banzie DIRECTOR........: David Lean WRITERS.........: Wynyard Browne, David Lean, Norman Spencer GENRE...........: Comedy, Drama, Romance TOMATOMETER.....: 92/91 IMDB SCORE......: 7.7 IMDB LINK.......: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047094 RUNTIME.........: 1h 48mn SIZE............: 7.13 GB VIDEO CODEC.....: HEVC (Main10@L4) BITRATE.........: 9000 Kbps (2-pass) RESOLUTION......: 1480x1080 ASPECT RATIO....: 1.37:1 FRAMERATE.......: 24 fps AUDIO1..........: English FLAC Mono 2.0 AUDIO2..........: Commentary with film scholars Alain Silver and James Ursini SUBTITLES.......: ENG SOURCE..........: Studio Canal Blu-ray, Criterion DVD ENCODE DATE.....: 2024-09-22 CHECKSUM........: FB977941972804A77397CAE953E035F2 An unsung comic triumph from David Lean, Hobson’s Choice stars the legendary Charles Laughton as the harrumphing Henry Hobson, the owner of a boot shop in late Victorian northern England. With his haughty, independent daughter Maggie (Brenda De Banzie) decides to forge her own path, romantically and professionally, with none other than Henry’s prized bootsmith Will (a splendid John Mills), father and daughter find themselves head-to-head in a fiery match of wills. Equally charming and caustic, Hobson’s Choice, adapted from Harold Brighouse’s famous play, is filled to the brim with great performances and elegant, inventive camera work. Extras • Norman Spencer • Prunella Scales • Commentary featuring film scholars Alain Silver and James Ursini. [Criterion] • Theatrical trailer [Criterion]