Wilde (1997) |
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| Director(s) | Brian Gilbert |
| Producer(s) | Deborah Raffin, Alex Graham, Alan Howden |
| Top Topics | Period Piece |
Featured Cast of Wilde See More »
Vanessa Redgrave
(as Lady Speranza Wilde)
Peter Barkworth
(as Charles Gill)
Wilde Overview:
Wilde (1997) was a - Film directed by Brian Gilbert and produced by Deborah Raffin, Alex Graham and Alan Howden.
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Technicolor Noir: “Leave Her to Heaven” starring Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde, and Jeanne Crain
Technicolor Noir: “Leave Her to Heaven” starring Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde, and Jeanne Crain Leave Her to Heaven (1945) is a Technicolor film noir directed by John Stahl, produced by William A. Bacher and Darryl F. Zanuck, and starring Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde, and Jeanne Crain. ... Read full article
Emma (2020, Autumn de Wilde)
If IMDb is correct, there have been only ten other adaptations of Jane Austen’s Emma, and I’m including the modernizations. So it’s not so much Emma is oft-adapted, maybe just it’s got a very memorable story. Memorable enough even I was anticipating how—oh, wow, it’s director de Wilde’... Read full article
Booksmart (2019, Olivia Wilde)
Booksmart opens with high school senior Beanie Feldstein getting up on her last day of school; graduation is in the morning. She listens to self-affirmations about—politely—crushing your adversaries as you excel past them. Now, Feldstein lives in an apartment building. Not a terrible one, but no... Read full article
Booksmart (2019, Olivia Wilde)
Booksmart opens with high school senior Beanie Feldstein getting up on her last day of school; graduation is in the morning. She listens to self-affirmations about—politely—crushing your adversaries as you excel past them. Now, Feldstein lives in an apartment building. Not a terrible one, but no... Read full article
Booksmart (2019, Olivia Wilde)
Booksmart opens with high school senior Beanie Feldstein getting up on her last day of school; graduation is in the morning. She listens to self-affirmations about—politely—crushing your adversaries as you excel past them. Now, Feldstein lives in an apartment building. Not a terrible one, but no... Read full article
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