Documentary celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Oscar Wilde. 150 of Wilde's finest lines, epigrams and verses are spoken on camera by 150 public figures.
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Title: Happy Birthday Oscar Wilde (TV Movie 2004)
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| Simon Williams | ... | Self / Narrator / Presenter | |
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| Jillian Armenante | ... | Self | |
| Edward Asner | ... | Self | |
| Mel B | ... | Self (as Melanie Brown) | |
| Helen Baxendale | ... | Self | |
| Stephanie Beacham | ... | Self | |
| Emma Bolger | ... | Self | |
| Sarah Bolger | ... | Self | |
| Bono | ... | Self | |
| Barry Bostwick | ... | Self | |
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Dawn Bradfield | ... | Self |
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Barbara Brennan | ... | Self |
| Roscoe Lee Browne | ... | Self | |
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Jean Butler | ... | Self |
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Gerard Byrne | ... | Self |
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Documentary celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Oscar Wilde. 150 of Wilde's finest lines, epigrams and verses are spoken on camera by 150 public figures.
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27 December 2004 (Ireland) See more »Company Credits
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Amnesty International, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Mind the Gap Films See more »
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This film is a 'must see' for anyone literate and gay, lesbian, transgendered, bisexual, polysexual, black, white, brown, yellow, or otherwise feeling the least bit like the world needs to be a gentler, better place. If you love Oscar Wilde's work (and who doesn't), you will be moved, as well as entertained, by the orchestration of this tribute by famous, beautiful and articulate actors, musicians, producers, directors, writers, singers, dancers, painters, politicians. Bill Hughes, who shares Oscar Wilde's birthday, October 16, set out to honor the great man on his 150th birthday. By joining hands with public television in Britain, Ireland, Ausralia and the United States, and Amnesty International (thanks to Bono of U2), Bill Hughes and co-produce Bernadine Carraher were able to shoot international and diverse talent in four locations. It is one of the best and most stimulating ensemble pieces of its kind, in my opinion.