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Trials of Oscar Wilde (The)

Country: UK, Language: English, 123 mins

  • Director: Ken Hughes
  • Writer: John Furnell; Ken Hughes
  • Producer: Irving Allen; Albert R. Broccoli

CGiii Comment

Finch is a marvel.

This has a beating heart and the agony is delivered without compromise.

The pomposity of the age deliciously and deliberately captured.

A classic piece of work.


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

At the height of his fame (his plays being much celebrated in London in the 1890's), Oscar Wilde angers the Marquis of Queensberry by having what is whispered and gossiped as a romantic relationship with Queensberry's son, twenty years Wilde's junior. When Queensberry slanders Wilde, the arrogant artist decides to take the matter to court, and brings about his own downfall.

Cast & Characters

Peter Finch as Oscar Wilde;
Yvonne Mitchell as Constance Wilde;
James Mason as Sir Edward Carson;
Nigel Patrick as Sir Edward Clarke;
Lionel Jeffries as John Sholto Douglas, Marquis of Queensberry;
John Fraser as Lord Alfred Douglas;
Sonia Dresdel as Lady Wilde;
Maxine Audley as Ada Leverson;
James Booth as Alfred Wood;
Emrys Jones as Robbie Ross;
Lloyd Lamble as Charles Humphries;
Paul Rogers as Frank Harris;
Ian Fleming as Arthur, the Wilde Butler;
Laurence Naismith as Prince of Wales;
Naomi Chance as Lily Langtry