Les Procès d'Oscar Wilde
En Angleterre, à la fin du XIXe siècle, le marquis de Queensberry, brutal et aigri, persuadé que son fils cadet, Bosie, a une relation inappropriée avec le célèbre écrivain irlandais Oscar Wilde, entretient une querelle permanente avec ce dernier dans le but de ruiner sa réputation et de le faire tomber en disgrâce.
An: 1960
Studio: Warwick Film Productions, Viceroy Films
Réalisateur: Ken Hughes
Jeter: Peter Finch, Yvonne Mitchell, James Mason, Nigel Patrick, John Fraser, Lionel Jeffries
Équipage: Ken Hughes (Director), John Furnell (Theatre Play), Nicolas Roeg (Camera Operator), Harold Huth (Producer), Geoffrey Foot (Editor), Irving Allen (Executive Producer)
Durée: 125 minutes
Libération: May 28, 1960
IMDb: 6.30/10 par 31 utilisateurs
Popularité: 1
Pays: United Kingdom
Langue: English
Budget: 0
Revenu: 0
Mot-clé : london, england, husband wife relationship, based on novel or book, court case, sex scandal, male friendship, biography, based on true story, sodomy, based on play or musical, rise and fall, victorian england, male homosexuality, playwright, male prostitution, brighton, england, sexual repression, husband wife estrangement, jury trial, fall from grace, 19th century, father son relationship, mother son relationship, theatre history, gay history, social prejudice, persecuted writer, british literature, gay theme, gay artist, legal scandal, literature history, gay couple, irish writer, difamation
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