2002
97 minutes
Comedy
English
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A host of stars both from Hollywood and Britain light up this contemporary adaptation of the much-loved play by Oscar Wilde. A pair of dashing young men about town in 1890s London have both taken to using the name "Ernest" as a disguise for their romantic activities - but their luck runs out when the two fake Ernests find themselves confronted with one another, with riotously funny consequences.
Based on an Oscar Wilde play, this film centres on a 1930's socialite who goes on a cruise after New York high society snubs her for her 'evil' deeds.
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Witty adaptation of Thackeray's novel about opportunistic 19th-century heroine Becky Sharp, a poor orphan turned social climber looking to get ahead.
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The life of gay, brilliantly witty writer Oscar Wilde is the basis for this film, in particular his disastrous relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas.
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