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Angela Lansbury | Sibyl Vane | |
Peter Lawford | David Stone | |
Donna Reed | Gladys Hallward | |
Hurd Hatfield | Dorian Gray | |
George Sanders | Lord Henry Wotton | |
Richard Fraser | James Vane | |
Lowell Gilmore | Basil Hallward | |
Douglas Walton | Allen Campbell | |
Morton Lowry | Adrian Singleton | |
Miles Mander | Sir Robert Bentley | |
James Aubrey | ||
Mary Benoit | ||
Billy Bevan | Malvolio Jones | |
Lydia Bilbrook | Mrs. Vane | |
Lillian Bond | ||
Reginald Owen | Lord George Farmoor | |
Mary Forbes | Lady Agatha | |
Robert Greig | Sir Thomas | |
Moyna MacGill | Duchess |
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Producer | Pandro S. Berman
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Writer | Albert Lewin
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Cinematography | Harry Stradling Sr.
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Musician | Herbert Stothart
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Years change, handsome Dorian Gray does not. He remains youthful- looking. But a portrait of him tells another story. It changes with the years, revealing the horrific effects of Gray's life of debauchery and evil. From Oscar Wilde's novel and filmed in a rapturous, deep-focus style that earned a Best Cinematography Academy Award, this chilling tale remains unchanging in its power to entertain. Hurd Hatfield plays the rakish title character in this morality tale, also featuring George Sanders as a Wilde-like dandy who leads Gray to perdition, Best Supporting Actress Oscar nominee Angela Lansbury as a music-hall thrush victimized by Gray, plus Donna Reed and Peter Lawford. Every picture tells a story. But none tells as haunting a tale of terror like The Picture Of Dorian Gray. |
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