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THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST

by Oliver Parker

synopsis

In 1890s England, Algy Moncrieff and his friend Jack Worthing are a spirited pair of London dandies who are keen to win the hands of the women they love. And their chosen brides, the pre-Raphaelite Cecily and the distinguished Gwendolen are their perfect women - except that they appear to have a pathological aversion to any name... other than Earnest. But of course, adopting this unusual name is the least of their troubles when the imposing Lady Bracknell arrives to guard her beloved daughter's reputation and investigate her suitors.

original title: The Importance of Being Earnest
country: United Kingdom, France
sales agent: Miramax International (UK)
year: 2002
genre: fiction
directed by: Oliver Parker
film run: 90'
release date: FR 30/04/2003, IT 07/02/2003, IS 15/11/2002, SE 08/11/2002, GR 01/11/2002, PT 18/10/2002, NO 04/10/2002, DE 12/09/2002, UK 06/09/2002, IE 06/09/2002, CH 19/09/2002
screenplay: Oliver Parker
cast: Judi Dench, Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Reese Witherspoon, Frances O'Connor
cinematography by: Tony Pierce-Roberts
film editing: Guy Bensley
music: Charles Mole
producer: Barnaby Thompson
production: Fragile Films, Ealing Studios, Canal+
distributor: Miramax, Medusa (IT), Odeon (GR), Sandrew Metronome Distribution (SE), Elite (CH), Concorde (DE), Bac Distribution (FR)

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