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Howards End Blu-ray Review Reviewed by, November 2, 2009 Winner of three Oscar awards - Best Actress in a Leading Role (Emma Thompson), Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala), and Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (Luciana Arrighi and Ian Whittaker), James Ivory's 'Howards End' (1992) arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of Criterion. Amongst the supplemental features on the disc are the documentaries 'Building 'Howards End' and 'The Wandering Company', a short behind the scenes featurette, interview with director James Ivory, theatrical trailer and more. Also included is a 16-page illustrated booklet containing an essay by Los Angeles Times critic Kenneth Turan. Region-A 'locked'.

On their way to Howards End Ruth Wilcox (Vanessa Redgrave, Blow-Up) realizes that she is seriously ill. She befriends the opinionated but still lighthearted Margaret Schlegel (Emma Thompson, In The Name of The Father), who often manages to cheer her up, and invites her to accompany her to Howards End, her adored country home. At first, Margaret kindly declines the invitation, but then changes her mind. Before the two friends board their train, however, Ruth's husband, Henry (Anthony Hopkins, Silence of the Lambs), appears and urges them to reconsider their plans. Henry is a businessman. His mind is always preoccupied with the market and those who control it. He loves Ruth dearly, but has little time to spend with her.

Though Henry never makes it obvious, he finds his wife's social friends rather obnoxious. Henry and Ruth have a daughter, Evie (Jemma Redgrave, Moonlight), and son, Paul (Joseph Bennett), who is about to marry Margaret's sister, Helen (Helena Bonham Carter, Fight Club). Before Ruth dies, she writes down on a piece of paper that she leaves Howards End to Margaret. After his wife's death, Henry shows her note to the family – and then ignores it. Soon after, he asks Margaret if she would be willing to become his wife. In the meantime, the Schlegels accidentally befriend the young Leonard Bast (Sam West, Carrington), a man who isn't as financially secure as the Schlegels are, but is willing to work hard so that one day he could be as fortunate as they are. Helen likes Leonard a lot – perhaps more than a decent lady should.

She asks a lot of questions about his profession and family background. During a casual meeting, Helen mentions Leonard to Henry and asks if he might have a good advise that would further her new friend's career. Henry suggests that Leonard is told to look for a different position because his company is in a serious financial crisis – not a publicized one, but known to people like him. Shortly after, Leonard visits the Schlegels again, and Helen relates Henry's message to him. Trusting her advice, he quits his job to pursue a career elsewhere.