The Importance Of Being Earnest

Anthony Asquith, having directed a wonderful film of George Bernard Shaw`s PYGMALION, turned in 1952

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Anthony Asquith, having directed a wonderful film of George Bernard Shaw`s PYGMALION, turned in 1952 to another classic, one of the greatest theatrical comedies, Oscar Wilde`s THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. Set at the height of the Victorian era, popularly imagined to be a cold and repressive time, the visual contrast with 1950s Technicolor only seems to enhance Wilde`s sharp satire and droll epigrams.Cast with talented veterans of the English stage, even the minor characters are a delight. As

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