Oscar Wilde Trailer (1972)
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Cast
Klaus Maria Brandauer as Oscar Wilde
Hans Quest as Lord Tusby
Edwin Noël as Lord Alfred Douglas
Rudolf Schündler as Professor Smith
Hans Brenner as Francois
Nikolaus Schilling as Buchmacher
Horst Sachtleben as Kellner
Crew
Hansgünther Heyme Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 11 October 1972
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