Dorian Gray
(2009)
Stars: Ben Barnes, John Hollingworth, Cato Sandford, Pip Torrens, Fiona Shaw, Ben Chaplin, Caroline Goodall, Maryam d'Abo, Michael Culkin, Colin Firth, Emilia Fox, Nathan Rosen, Jeffrey Lipman, Sr., Louise Kempton, Douglas Henshall, Rachel Hurd-Wood, Johnny Har
Director: Oliver Parker
Writer: Toby Finlay, Oscar Wilde
Language: Nederlands
Studio: Ealing Studios
Duration: 112
Rated: 15
DVD Release: January 2010
Dorian Gray is Beautiful. Charming. Powerful. CURSED.
Young Dorian Gray (Ben Barnes) arrives fresh on the London social scene and is taken under the wing of corrupt, devilish Lord Henry Wotton (Colin Firth) who introduces him to the seedy pleasures of London life. Desperate to protect the youth and beauty captured in his portrait, Dorian swears he would give anything to stay as he is... even his soul. Slipping deeper and deeper into a world of sin, sex and celebrity, his deeds grow ever more evil in an attempt to hide his secret.
But when he eventually finds love, Dorian struggles to hide the secret behind his eternal youth. Is it too late for redemption or can love un-lock Dorian's humanity and save his soul?
| Ben Barnes | Dorian Gray |
| John Hollingworth | Patrol Policeman |
| Cato Sandford | Rent Boy |
| Pip Torrens | Victor |
| Fiona Shaw | Agatha |
| Ben Chaplin | Basil Hallward |
| Caroline Goodall | Lady Radley |
| Maryam d'Abo | Gladys |
| Michael Culkin | Lord Radley |
| Colin Firth | Henry Wotton |
| Emilia Fox | Lady Victoria Wotton |
| Nathan Rosen | Young Dorian |
| Jeffrey Lipman, Sr. | Lord Kelso |
| Louise Kempton | Prostitute |
| Douglas Henshall | Alan Campbell |
| Rachel Hurd-Wood | Sibyl Vane |
| Johnny Harris | Jim Vane |
| George Potts | Photographer |
| Grant Cook | Pimp |
| David Sterne | Theatre Manager |
| Louise Rose | Angelique |
| Aewia Huillet | Elisa |
| Lisa Marie Cooke | Beautiful Girl |
| Jo Woodcock | Celia Radley |
| Robert Johnston | Opera Singer |
| Max Irons | Lucius |
| Julian Birch | Locksmith |
| Dalia Nakutyte | Tattooist |
| Lily Garrett | Young Emily |
| Rebecca Hall | Emily Wotton |
| Kit Derbyshire | Guy Fawkes Child |
| Seon Rogers | Hobo |
| Emily Phillips | Alice Radley |
| Tina Rath | Spitting Whore |
| Guillaume Grange | Ratcatcher |
| Hugh Ross | Priest |
| Andrew Harrison | House Agent |
| James Spring | Executive Producer |
| Paul Brett | Executive Producer |
| Charles Miller Smith | Executive Producer |
| Tim Smith | Executive Producer |
| Simon Fawcett | Executive Producer |
| James Hollond | Executive Producer |
| Xavier Marchand | Executive Producer |
| Roger Pratt | Director of Photography |
| Guy Bensley | Film Editor |
| Charlie Mole | Composer |
| Mark Holding | production sound mixer |
| Max Hoskins | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Gareth Bull | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Richard Straker | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| John Beard | Production Designer |
| Ruth Myers | Costume Designer |
| Jeremy Woodhead | Make-Up Artist |
| Rod McLean | Art Director |
| William McPhail | Costume Designer |
| Kevin Alexander | Make-Up Artist |
| Paula Price | Make-Up Artist |
| Lesley Smith | Make-Up Artist |
| Mark Holt | Visual Effects |
| Charley Henley | Visual Effects |
Genre: Fantasy, Romance
Media: Blu-ray
Sound: DTS-HD Master Audio
