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  • I thought that the painter was based on James McNeil Whistler?

  • It's finally here in U.S. & was worth waiting for! I thought it was spectacular. I don't see movies for complete accuracy or I would just read the book. I see them for entertainment value & what they inspire me to think & feel. I wanted to not like this version...because I have a favorite...but I truly enjoyed this one. Ben Barnes is a talented, beautiful actor with a bright future & Colin Firth is first-rate. Oliver Parker is a talented director. I like everything he does. LOVED IT!!

  • chck out my dorian gray rap on my channel

    taken from oscar's mouth

    hav'nt seen this film.

    it looks so modern though does'nt it. isent that so nice. they have made it modern. because we are modern right so we like modern things. so nice of them. dont you love being modern.

  • Great Vid!!! What music starts at 0.14?

  • Immediate Music - Catch Falling Sky

    Love it!)))

  • Yeah, I thoroughly enjoyed the film.

  • This film is really good!

  • This movie was incredible.

  • YESSSSSS! FInally!

  • Thank you... well done preview!

  • Everybody know's what is the name of the music?? please ....... :)

  • Everybody know's what is the name of the music?? please ....... :)

  • ce film m'a l'air d'être une grosse merde.

    Et il déshonore le chef d'oeuvre d'oscar wilde

  • I want to see this so badly. I have been an Oscar Wilde fan for over ten years.  Why is this not available in the US yet?

  • Perhaps because it is a british film. This happens in Mexico on most of the movies. They are released many months after they are released in the rest of the world (by laughing out loud, as a side note, most of we, mexicans, prefer to buy the film first as a pirate...than to wait for indefinite months...) And many non-comercial films are not, by the least released here. However, I do not know when it will be released on the American continent. The sooner...the better.

  • We usually get British films very quickly though. There isn't even a bootleg of this floating around. It's strange.

  • no lo pude haber dicho mejor. Espero q salga pronto, a mi me gusto mucho la novela.

  • You may already know this, but there is a 1945 version starring Hurd Hatfield, George Sanders and a stunningly beautiful Angela Lansbury. Tame by today's film standards, but probably more faithful to Oscar Wilde than the 2009 production. Available on DVD and TCM, when you can catch it.

  • I have it. That's one of the far better adaptations. I can't say the same for the black and white version of The Canterville Ghost though. The best version of The Canterville Ghost is the 1996 version with Patrick Stewart, the worst being the forties version which made it about an American soldier having to prove himself against a nazi. I'm a hard core Oscar Wilde fan. I also have the 1973 version of The picture of Dorain Gray produced by Dan Curtis (creator of Dark Shadows)

  • Yeah, any time a movie got anywhere near the military in the 40's, it had to be about Nazis. It's just the way things were then. That's the problem with updating novels into screenplays. I'm surprised 1997'sTitanic wasn't about a humongous spaceship, on its way to Mars, ripped open by an asteroid, with too few spacesuits to accommodate the passengers.

  • Shhh... You'll give them ideas.

  • Can't wait to watch it!

  • hacer 5 minutos ley el libro y la pelicula no es igual ¬¬

  • Yo tAMBIEN, pero eso es lo que la hace especial... en lo personal siento que sera una buena representacion

  • FAIL!

    ...he was certainly wonderfully handsome, with his finely-curved scarlet lips, his FRANK BLUE EYES, HIS CRISP GOLD HAIR.

    - The Picture Of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde-

  • Yes, I have also read the book, but I do not agree with you. The movie may not be completely faithful to the book, (and many famous books that have been made films have not been devoted to its books completely. Let's take LOTR, for example, a half of each book was not put into the film, many characters were erased, and many of the situations and happenings changed. But they were still great films. Perhaps some of the best movies made in this century.)

  • However, the movie has to be faithful to the characters, if not physically, its personality...the hedonism...their soul that contributes in the storyline and makes it a masterpiece... We're talking of a british production, with quality, not the "Extraordinary League." I'm glad they chose Ben Barnes, someone who has beauty, indeed. (And not Stuart Townsend.) This has a great cast, and the acting is most important . I hope they make a good film out of Wilde's outstanding work.

  • BEST. BOOK. EVER! <3.

    Plus Ben Barnes is HOT.

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