Rebecca Hall	Emily Wotton
Colin Firth	Lord Henry Wotton
Ben Barnes	Dorian Gray
Rachel Hurd-Wood	Sybil Vane
Emilia Fox	Lady Victoria Wotton
Caroline Goodall	Lady Radly
Ben Chaplin	Basil Hallward
Fiona Shaw	Agatha
Daniel Newman	Michael Radly
Maryam d'Abo	Gladys
Douglas Henshall	Alan Campbell
Johnny Harris	James Vane
Pip Torrens	Victor
Michael Culkin	Lord Radley
David Sterne	The Theatre Manager

Director	Oliver Parker
Producer	Barnaby Thompson Paul Brett
Writer	Oscar Wilde Toby Finlay
Cinematography	Roger Pratt
Musician	Charlie Mole

Dorian Gray (Ben Barnes) is an orphan that inherited a large amount of money and a house from its grandfather, that recently died. He is greeted by Basil Hallward (Ben Chaplin), a talented painter that knew and worked for Dorian's grandfather. Dorian Gray meets Lord Henry Wotton (Colin Firth) at a party and this sets the wheels in motion. Innocent, young and handsome, Dorian Gray is lured into Lord Wotton's way of thinking even though, he had met a young theatre performer, Sybil Vane (Rachel Hurd-Wood) which he falls in love with. Lord Wotton's way of thinking is that of a life of pleasure, doing whatever is needed in order to satisfy one's deepest desires. Basil creates a vivid painting of Dorian Gray, a painting that soon starts to decompose as the young man starts to cover his soul with shameful and gruesome acts.

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