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So many of his roles have had him gamely playing along as an object of desire or amusement – which may involve him singing or wearing an unflattering jumper – or looking on with terse compassion at someone else's drama. Firth rarely gets the opportunity to give his all, but the balance is redressed in A Single Man, which has bagged him a deserved Oscar nomination for Best Actor. Firth plays English expat George Falconer, a literature professor in 1962 Los Angeles, who lives alone since his partner Jim (Matthew Goode) died in a car crash. He lives in the shade of grief, but under the Californian sun, he largely hides his feelings behind his horn-rims. He's an undercover agent in early 1960s America – where times may be a-changing, but not yet mainstream attitudes to sexual difference. Based on Christopher Isherwood's novel, A Single Man is written and directed by Tom Ford, the fashion designer, whose best-known connection with cinema till now was lolling with Scarlett and Keira on the front cover of Vanity Fair. So is A Single Man a designer's film? It is and it isn't. It is, insofar as Ford has an acute eye for costume, for accessories, for staging a whole period look. But Ford uses fashion because it's expressive. Part of Firth's performance is the crisp grace with which he wears his black suit – armour that protects George from the world and expresses his stylish detachment. A fastidiously sober dandy, George lays his suit out ceremonially when contemplating suicide, leaving a note stipulating that his tie should be in a Windsor knot. The narrative is episodic. George mooches around in his modernist glasshouse home, wryly observing the Norman Rockwell-ish folks next door. On campus, he interrupts his Aldous Huxley class to give an impromptu lecture on America's fear of the Other (blacks, Russia, Cuba and the invisible Other that George himself represents). His white-bread students don't get it, but he connects with one boy: blue-eyed, sun-kissed hipster Kenny (Nicholas Hoult), who reappears in his life later that day, a temptation and a guardian angel. The film is extremely evocative of what it might have meant to be gay – and English and intellectual – in Sixties California. Ford is committed to getting inside his hero's perceptions, as George's grief and isolation paint conformist America in dull beige and brown. But through stirring desires and an enduring residue of joie de vivre, George's vision is now and then suffused with erotic flushes of colour. Kenny's rosebud lips turn even rosier, and when George meets a Spanish hunk, the whole sky turns an intense pink – as though Russia had just fired the rockets that everyone (except George) is worrying about. This sequence, pure stilted fantasy, nearly scuppers the film. It's not just that the Spanish boy (Jon Kortajarena) is so obviously not of the period but of a present-day retro jeans ad. It's also that the scene opens, incongruously, in front of a wall-size image of Janet Leigh's eyes in Psycho – as if Ford were determined to capture an expressionist flavour of Almodóvar at all costs. By the same token, Ford lets imagination run away with him when it comes to Kenny. Nicholas Hoult's performance is engagingly chipper, but the character is so eager-beaver in his sexiness – solicitous, creamily flirtatious and calls George "Sir" – that you don't believe he's human, but suspect he's about to reveal his wings with a shy wink. Ford dresses Kenny in a white mohair jumper that's like a woven cloud of fluffy soft-focus. I can't quite believe anyone wore such a garment before 1966 – and then only within the walls of Andy Warhol's Factory – but no doubt Ford's knitwear research department can prove otherwise. The film's strongest section is George's boozily intimate night with fellow expat Charley (Julianne Moore), his best friend and female old flame – the person closest to him but who still fundamentally, and devastatingly, doesn't get him. It's a magnificent scene, a superbly-modulated duet that's by turns exuberant, sorrowful, tender and finally tinged with bleakness. A flamboyantly louche Englishwoman who plays Serge Gainsbourg records and swans around at home in evening gowns and stacked birds'-nest coiffure, Moore's Charley is up for a lark, desolately so. Never was a screen lush so luscious, with her petulant purr and shouty expelled-from-Roedean accent: "I'll have a gin and tonic please, and watch out baby!" Uneven as the film is, Firth's buttoned-up grace brings it steely authority, his dry tones sustaining a voice-over that's otherwise unfeasibly verbose. Firth plays George as a man whose intelligence and humour enable him to play the outsider role that straight America demands of him, and make it his own. And if you've never seen Firth play a despairing outburst, he shows he can, very commandingly. Once you look beyond the Martini-dry chic, the film – atmospherically shot by Eduard Grau – is old-fashioned from the opening waltz on, a stately, restrained weepie with highbrow appeal. A Single Man is patchy, sometimes overdone, sometimes losing its focus, but certain scenes – Firth alone at home, that peppery duet with Moore – have an adult magnificence that seriously impress. 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Home Contact Us FAQs Careers Terms and Conditions © 2010, Ford Motor Company Privacy Policy Accessibility Site Map || Home The Ford Standard Cars Commercial vehicles Used vehicles - Ford Direct Ford innovation Buying and protecting your Ford Buyer’s Guide Ford Mobility Owner services Ford for business About Ford Sports and activities The Ford Standard terms and conditions Promotions Overview Car promotions Commercial vehicle promotions Business Partner contract hire promotions Ford Mobility Best Buys Accessories promotions Service Promotions Insurance promotions Ford Mobility Best Buys Overview Ka Titanium Fiesta Zetec Fusion Zetec Focus Zetec C-MAX Zetec Kuga Zetec Mondeo Zetec New S-MAX Zetec New Galaxy Zetec Your selected dealer is: %DEALER_NAME% %DEALER_DETAILS% Search again Dealer Locator Advanced Dealer Locator Configure your vehicle Car Van Request a test drive Car Van Request a brochure Car Van Download eBrochure Car Van Keep me informed Fullscreen Download Photo Consistently one of the most popular cars on the Motability Scheme, everyone expects something extraordinary of the Focus. With its renowned handling, distinctive exterior design and advanced controls placed intuitively throughout the spacious, comfortable cabin, this is a car that thrillingly exceeds expectations. A complete package, the Focus is a valuable addition to the way you live your life. Until 31 December 2010, you can get even more with our promotions so, book a test drive today . Focus Zetec Focus Sport Focus Zetec S More Focus Best Buys Terms & conditions What’s the promotion? & you get the Focus Zetec 5-door 1.6 100 PS petrol manual with metallic paint for Nil Advance Payment. & you get free rear parking sensors†. & you get pleasure when you see it parked outside your home. What else comes as standard? 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The Focus Zetec S 3 or 5-door 1.6 115 PS petrol manual with metallic paint and free rear parking sensors† is available for £400 Advance Payment. Features additional to Focus Zetec include: & you get 17'' alloy wheels. & you get a full body styling kit. & you get sports suspension. & you get Ford Power Start Button. †Rear parking sensors will be included on all new Ford cars as a free option, (with the exception of C-MAX, Kuga, Mondeo, new S-MAX and new Galaxy which get free front as well as rear parking sensors), contracted through the Motability Scheme by a Ford Authorised Dealer where such sensors are not already included as standard. No cash alternative is available. Applications must be received and accepted between 1 October and 31 December 2010 by Motability Operations Limited. These Best Buys are only available until 31 December 2010. The Focus Titanium 5-door 1.6 100 PS petrol manual with metallic paint and free rear parking sensors† is available for £250 Advance Payment. The Focus Titanium 5-door 2.0 TDCi 136 PS diesel PowerShift with free rear parking sensors† is available for £1,900 Advance Payment. Subject to limited availability. Features additional to Focus Zetec include: & you get 16” multi-spoke alloy wheels. & you get a SonyTM DAB Audio system CD/MP3 Player. & you get cruise control. & you get a Thatcham Category 1 alarm. & you get Electronic Stability Programme. & you get heated front seats. & you get Ford Key Free (inc Power Start). & you get Deflation Detection System. & you get air conditioning – manual control. & you get a 3-spoke leather-trimmed steering wheel. Find out more about the Focus †Rear parking sensors will be included on all new Ford cars as a free option, (with the exception of Kuga, Mondeo, new S-MAX and new Galaxy which get free front as well as rear parking sensors), contracted through the Motability Scheme by a Ford Authorised Dealer where such sensors are not already included as standard. No cash alternative is available. Applications must be received and accepted between 1 October and 31 December 2010 by Motability Operations Limited. Ford Mobility terms and conditions Prices correct as at 30 September 2010. You should, however, check with your Motability Accredited Ford Dealer as they may change from time to time. Ford Motor Company Ltd reserves the right to change prices without prior notification. Prices shown are only applicable to applications received and accepted between 1 October and 31 December 2010 by Motability Operations Limited (Registered Company No. 1373876), City Gate House, 22 Southwark Bridge Road, London SE1 9HB. This programme is subject to the standard conditions of the Motability three-year Contract Hire Scheme. Full written details and quotations available on request from a Ford Authorised participating Dealer or Motability Operations Limited (Registered Company No. 1373876) and are subject to applications received and accepted with Motability Operations by 31 December 2010. Under the scheme the vehicles are leased from Motability Operations Limited (Registered Company No. 1373876), City Gate House, 22 Southwark Bridge Road, London, SE1 9HB. Vehicle shown is for illustration purposes only. Vehicles shown are vehicles available on the Motability Contract Hire Scheme. Please note that these vehicles are subject to availability and you should check with your Motability Accredited Ford Dealer the availability of your preferred vehicle. Free metallic paint excludes pearlescent paints on the Ka, Hot Magenta and Squeeze on the Fiesta, Electric White on the Kuga and Ice White on new S-MAX. Rear parking sensors will be included on all new Ford cars as a free option, (with the exception of C-MAX, Kuga, Mondeo, new S-MAX and new Galaxy which get free front as well as rear parking sensors), contracted through the Motability Scheme by a Ford Authorised Dealer where such sensors are not already included as standard. No cash alternative is available. Applications must be received and accepted between 1 October and 31 December 2010 by Motability Operations Limited. Key Terms used: Advance Payment This is the non-refundable amount payable to your Motability Accredited Ford Dealer at the start of the three-year Contract Hire period. Weekly Rental Weekly Payment 'Total' indicates that the total current Allowance/Supplement is committed for the period of the contract and subsequent increases in the Allowance/Supplement are forfeited. 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