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Milk(2008)
Milk(2008)
Sean Penn won an Oscar for this inspiring portrayal of gay rights campaigner, Harvey Milk.
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Year
1997
Duration
111 minutes
Genres
Biopics
Language
English
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Synopsis
Stephen Fry, the most famously witty man in Britain, gets to play Oscar Wilde, his equivalent a hundred years ago. The difference is that being a gay man with a clever comment for every occasion was rather more dangerous then. This film covers Wilde's disastrous relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas, whose father ruined the writer in a pair of famous court cases. Fry is perfectly cast as Wilde, a complicated man who loved his wife and children at the same time as he was scandalising London with Lord Alfred.
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