The Trials of Oscar Wilde (1960) The Trials of Oscar Wilde

The Trials of Oscar Wilde ★★★ The Man with the Green Carnation; The Green Carnation 1960 Finch is the highlight as playwright/wit Wilde, who illadvisedly sues the Marquis of Queensbury (Jeffries) for libel when the peer accuses him of being a sodomite. Wilde is, in fact, having an affair with the Marquis' son, Lord Alfred Douglas (Fraser), which eventually leads to Wilde's imprisonment and the destruction of his life. Based on the play "The Stringed Lute" by John Furnell and the book "The Trials of Oscar Wilde" by Montgomery Hyde. 123m/C VHS. GB Peter Finch, John Fraser, Lionel Jeffries, Nigel Patrick, James Mason, Yvonne Mitchell, Maxine Audley, James Booth, Paul Rogers, Ian Fleming, Laurence Naismith; Director: Ken Hughes; Writer: Ken Hughes; Writer: Ted Moore; Cameo: Ronald Goodwin.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1960
Length (in minutes) 123
Display Color
Formats VHS
Filmed In Great Britain
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor Laurence Naismith
Actor James Mason
Actor Lionel Jeffries
Actor James Booth
Actor Nigel Patrick
Actor Paul Rogers
Actor Ian Fleming
Actor Yvonne Mitchell
Actor Peter Finch
Actor Maxine Audley
Actor John Fraser
Cameo Ronald Goodwin
Cinematographer Ted Moore
Director Ken Hughes
Writer Ken Hughes