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Bookmark: Selected Exits. Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins gives another outstanding performance as colorful wit and raconteur Gwyn Thomas in Alan Plater's adaptation of Thomas's autobiography. From his humble origins in the Welsh Valleys of the 1920s, he wins a scholarship to Oxford, where he doesn't really fit in.
Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins gives another outstanding performance as colorful wit and raconteur Gwyn Thomas in Alan Plater's adaptation of Thomas's autobiography. From his humble origins in the Welsh Valleys of the 1920s, he wins a scholarship to Oxford, where he doesn't really fit in. After a spell as a teacher, he finds success as a playwright, novelist and TV personality.
Bookmark: Selected Exits. Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins gives another outstanding performance as colorful wit and raconteur Gwyn Thomas in Alan Plater's adaptation of Thomas's autobiography. From his humble origins in the Welsh Valleys of the 1920s, he wins a scholarship to Oxford, where he doesn't really fit in.
Selected Exits: Directed by Tristram Powell. With James Arlon, Gavin Ashcroft, John Grillo, Abigail Hopkins. Dramatization of the memoirs of Gwyn Thomas, Welsh author, raconteur, and British television personality.
Watch Bookmark: Selected Exits. 1993. 1 hr 8 min. Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins gives another outstanding performance as colorful wit and raconteur Gwyn Thomas in Alan Plater's adaptation of Thomas's autobiography. From his humble origins in the Welsh Valleys of the 1920s, he wins a scholarship to Oxford, where he doesn't really fit in.
From his humble origins in the Welsh Valleys of the 1920s, Gwyn Thomas wins a scholarship to Oxford, where he doesn’t really fit in. After a spell as a teacher, he finds success as a playwright, novelist and TV personality.
Bookmark: Selected Exits. Directed by. Tristram Powell. United Kingdom, 1993. Biography, TV Movie. 80. Synopsis. From his humble origins in the Welsh Valleys of the 1920s, Gwyn Thomas wins a scholarship to Oxford, where he doesn’t really fit in.
