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Last Oct we brought you word which engineer Tom Ford would be trade fabric for movie as the executive of A Single Man, starring Julianne Moore and Colin Firth. This past weekend, his instrumentation of the Charles Isherwood novel eventually done the entrance at the Venice Film Festival to resoundingly certain reviews, reports WWD. Despite doubt from the media, which doubted a seamless passing from one to another to a brand brand new medium, a confident Ford tells the paper, “When I set out to do something I have a really transparent design of it in my head.” The brand brand new executive did, however, humour from a box of nerves at the initial screening. “I was incredibly nervous, and, well, I could feel the room,” Tom told WWD. “I could feel which people were respirating and vital and shouting and good at the right moments, so which was a good feeling.” Still, a prolonged station acclaim came as a warn to the first-time director. “The greeting at the finish was something I hadn’t anticipated.” Another astonishing treat: Meeting one of film’s biggest icons. “I only got off the craft with Julie Christie,” he says. “Colin knew her and introduced us, and I’m still disorder from Julie Christie on the plane.”