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Marquess of Queensberry (Character)
from Wilde (1997)

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Alternate Names:
John Sholto Douglas / Marquis Queensberry / Marquis of Queensberry / The Marquis of Queensberry

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  1. Wilde (1997) Played by Tom Wilkinson
    ... aka "Oscar Wilde" - Germany, Japan (English title)

  2. "Oscar"
    ... aka "Forbidden Passion: Oscar Wilde, the Movie" - USA (video title)
        - De Profundis (1985) TV episode, Played by Norman Rodway (as The Marquis of Queensberry)
        - Trials (1985) TV episode, Played by Norman Rodway (as The Marquis of Queensberry)
        - Gilded Youth (1985) TV episode, Played by Norman Rodway (as The Marquis of Queensberry)

  3. Oscar Wilde (1972) (TV) Played by Heinrich Fürst (as Marquis Queensberry)

  4. "On Trial"
        - Oscar Wilde (1960) TV episode, Played by Tudor Evans
  5. The Trials of Oscar Wilde (1960) Played by Lionel Jeffries (as John Sholto Douglas)
  6. Oscar Wilde (1960) Played by Edward Chapman (as Marquis of Queensberry)

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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From Wilde (1997)
Marquess of Queensberry: [very drunk] Where d'you stand on cremation?
Oscar Wilde: I'm not sure I have a position.
Marquess of Queensberry: I'm for it. I wrote a poem about it. 'When I am dead, cremate me.' That's how it starts. 'When... I am dead... cremate me'. Whaddya think of that for an opening line?
Oscar Wilde: It's... challenging.
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