Additional information for Dorian Gray, which has a domestic theatrical release set for September 9, 2009. The film is being distributed by Momentum Pictures and has not yet been rated. Dorian Gray has a total running time of 112 minutes.
15
UK
15
Ireland
MA
Australia
K-15
Finland
M/16
Portugal
R
USA
16
Germany
16
Argentina
16
Brazil
16
Netherlands
VM14
Italy
112min
Dorian Gray
Israel
Dorian Gray
Portugal
El retrato de Dorian Gray
Argentina
El retrato de Dorian Gray
Spain
Das Bildnis des Dorian Gray
Germany
Dorianas Grejus
Lithuania
O Retrato de Dorian Gray
Brazil
To portraito tou Dorian Gray
Greece
September 09, 2009
Ireland
September 09, 2009
UK
September 11, 2009
Canada
October 08, 2009
Spain
November 12, 2009
Australia
November 27, 2009
Italy
January 21, 2010
Russia
January 28, 2010
Greece
April 07, 2010
Sweden
April 15, 2010
Germany
April 15, 2010
Portugal
April 30, 2010
Lithuania
June 10, 2010
Austria
June 11, 2010
Spain
August 06, 2010
Mexico
August 24, 2010
USA
September 01, 2010
France
September 25, 2010
Brazil
October 01, 2010
Poland
January 13, 2011
Argentina
January 25, 2011
Netherlands
March 04, 2011
Panama
March 25, 2011
Brazil
July 28, 2011
Chile
September 29, 2011
Israel
Forever Young. Forever Cursed.
There is currently no official synopsis available.
Oliver Parker
Director(s)
Toby Finlay
Oscar Wilde
Writer(s)
Paul Brett
executive producer
Simon Fawcett
executive producer
Alexandra Ferguson
co-producer
James Hollond
executive producer
Xavier Marchand
executive producer
Sophie Meyer
associate producer
Charles Miller Smith
executive producer
Tim Smith
executive producer
James Spring
executive producer
Barnaby Thompson
producer
Producer(s)
Charlie Mole
Composer(s)
Dorian Gray
Ben Barnes
Patrol Policeman
John Hollingworth
Rent Boy
Cato Sandford
Victor
Pip Torrens
Agatha
Fiona Shaw
Basil Hallward
Ben Chaplin
Lady Radley
Caroline Goodall
Gladys
Maryam d'Abo
Lord Radley
Michael Culkin
Lord Henry Wotton
Colin Firth
Lady Victoria Wotton
Emilia Fox
Young Dorian
Nathan Rosen
Lord Kelso (as Jeffrey Lipman Snr)
Jeff Lipman
Prostitute
Louise Kempton
Alan Campbell
Douglas Henshall
Sibyl Vane
Rachel Hurd-Wood
James Vane
Johnny Harris
Photographer
George Potts
Pimp
Grant Cook
Theatre Manager
David Sterne
Angelique
Louise Rose
Elisa
Aewia Huillet
Beautiful Girl
Lisa Marie Cooke
Celia Radley
Jo Woodcock
Opera Singer
Robert Johnston
Lucius
Max Irons
Locksmith
Julian Birch
Young Emily Wotton
Lily Garrett
Emily Wotton
Rebecca Hall
Guy Fawkes Child
Kit Derbyshire
Hobo
Seon Rogers
Alice Radley
Emily Phillips
Spitting Whore
Tina Rath
Ratcatcher
Guillaume Grange
Priest
Hugh Ross
House Agent
Andrew Harrison
War Veteran (uncredited)
Michael Archer
Wotton Servant (uncredited)
Andrew Care
Town Person (uncredited)
Sam Child
Soldier (uncredited)
Chris Jameson
A corrupt young man somehow keeps his youthful beauty eternally, but a special painting gradually reveals his inner ugliness to all.
Director(s)
Oscar Wilde
Writer(s)
executive producer
Simon Fawcett
executive producer
Alexandra Ferguson
co-producer
James Hollond
executive producer
Xavier Marchand
executive producer
Sophie Meyer
associate producer
Charles Miller Smith
executive producer
Tim Smith
executive producer
James Spring
executive producer
Barnaby Thompson
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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