Un marito ideale

Titolo originale: An Ideal Husband
Regia: Oliver Parker |
Anno: 1999
Origine: France | United Kingdom | United States of America |
Generi: Dramma Commedia Romance
Tag: blackmail | based on play or musical | securities, stocks and bonds | british politics | house of commons | commerce without conscience |
Cast: Cate Blanchett | Minnie Driver | Rupert Everett | Julianne Moore | Jeremy Northam | Peter Vaughan | Ben Pullen | Marsha Fitzalan | Lindsay Duncan | John Wood | Simon Russell Beale | Charles Edwards | Oliver Ford Davies | Susannah Wise | John Thompson | Anna Patrick | Delia Lindsay | Denise Stephenson | Jeroen Krabbé | Michael Culkin | Nickolas Grace |

Tratto da una commedia di Oscar Wilde, il film è ambientato a Londra nel 1890. Sir Robert Chiltern è un uomo politico di successo e un marito ideale per la seducente Lady Chiltern. Tutto procede per il meglio fino a quando compare la signora Cheveley che è a conoscenza di alcuni segreti riguardanti il passato del gentiluomo. Timoroso di perdere la sua reputazione e soprattutto l'amore della sua bella moglie, Sir Chilthern si rivolge a Lord Arthur Goring, donnaiolo amante della libertà e della vita mondana. Quest'ultimo si troverà al centro di una rete di bugie, inganni e convegni amorosi che metterà a repentaglio ciò a cui crede di più: il celibato. In fondo anche lui potrebbe diventare un marito ideale proprio come il suo amico. Bravissimi gli attori e perfetta la ricostruzione d' epoca.

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Rupert Everett starred in the film version of L'importanza di chiamarsi Ernest (2002), the play they [...]	D
At Lord Goring's Club, a background character says "Come now, Bunbury!" Bunbury is an imaginary sick [...]	D
The new painting which Mabel mentions admiring after her visit to the art gallery is James McNeil Wh [...]	D
When guests are being announced at the political party in the beginning of the movie, the name "Lord [...]	D
The original Broadway production of "An Ideal Husband" by Oscar Wilde opened at the Lyceum Theatre o [...]	D
When Mrs. Chevely discovers Gertrude's letter, it is laying atop a yellow book with an Aubrey Beards [...]	D
The first of three films based on works by Oscar Wilde directed by Oliver Parker. The other two are [...]	D
Cate Blanchett was considered for the role of Clarice Starling in Hannibal (2001) which ultimately w [...]	D
The green carnation that Arthur selects for his buttonhole is a subtle homage to Oscar Wilde. Wilde [...]	D
The play attended by the characters in the movie is Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest." [...]	D

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Lord Goring's jacket is buttoned, then unbuttoned, then buttoned again as he explains Lady Chiltern' [...]	D
At the reception at the Chiltern's home, Sir Robert is requested to meet the Indian Ambassador. In 1 [...]	D
The closing scene of 'The Importance of Being Earnest' is shown as taking place in a garden. That is [...]	D
Gertrude asks Lord Goring to accompany Mabel to the art exhibit, and then asks Mabel if she minds. W [...]	D
The Speaker is shown calling MPs to speak by naming their constituency ("The Honourable Member for W [...]	D
Lord Goring is referred to at one point as "Lord Arthur Goring", not as "Arthur, Lord Goring", as wo [...]	D
Several MPs including Lord Caversham are shown wearing top hats in Parliament. MPs didn't (and still [...]	D
In the establishing shot for the scenes in the House of Commons, the Palace of Westminster is shown [...]	D
When Arthur's father arrives just as he is leaving for the art exhibition, the camera hits a large v [...]	D

Laura: I want to talk to you about a great politic [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: I love you... I love you. Mab [...]	D
Lady Markby: Dear ladies, I had better set forth. [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Mrs. Cheveley. Laura: Call me [...]	D
Gertrude: Yes, Arthur, it is Robert himself who wi [...]	D
Mabel: Lord Goring, I gather you're to be congratu [...]	D
Laura: We were quite well suited, as I recall. Lo [...]	D
Laura: A rather charming little idea has come into [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: You could always get married. [...]	D
Gertrude: Lord Goring, you are talking quite serio [...]	D
Lord Caversham: Do you always understand everythin [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: My dear Robert, secrets from o [...]	D
Laura: We are creatures of compromise, you and I.	D
Laura: Do you know, Gertrude, I don't mind your ta [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: What is your price for it? La [...]	D
Gertrude: Oh, Arthur... what a good friend you are [...]	D
Laura: Then I take it you reject my proposal? Lor [...]	D
Mabel: Well, I must tell you that I like your bad [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: My dear Mrs. Cheveley, I shoul [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: Let women make no more ideals [...]	D
Gertrude: I thank you for your sympathy, but it is [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: I wonder what kind of a woman [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: Did you know the Baron well? [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: I see you are quite as willful [...]	D
Laura: Wonderful woman, Lady Markby, isn't she? Ta [...]	D
Laura: As a betting man, you must concede there is [...]	D
Mabel: Do you have anything you wish to say to me, [...]	D
Tommy Trafford: Miss Mabel, I hope you'll be able [...]	D
Lord Caversham: Now, if you don't make her an idea [...]	D
Sir Robert: One mustn't believe everything one rea [...]	D
Lord Caversham: What are you doing here, sir? Wast [...]	D
Gertrude: I'm sorry, Mabel, I'm not in the mood fo [...]	D
Laura: You see, I'm not really quite as wicked as [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Shouldn't you be in bed, Miss [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Yes, but the fact is, father, [...]	D
Lord Caversham: Married yet? Lord Arthur Goring: [...]	D
Mabel: It certainly didn't look that way. Lord Ar [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: If you are suggesting, Sir Ed [...]	D
Mabel: To look at a thing is quite different from [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: Allow me to introduce my dear [...]	D
Laura: I appear to have caused something of a comm [...]	D
Baron Arnheim: The answer - is information. Inform [...]	D
Mabel: I could see by the glare in his eye he was [...]	D
Gertrude: The truth is, when I agreed to the story [...]	D
Laura: And so, my dear Arthur, are you not just a [...]	D
Mabel: I remarked that I was shortly to meet Lord [...]	D
Gertrude: Robert, you are telling me the whole tru [...]	D
Mabel: Are you coming to the music room? Lord Art [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Bit of a long day today, I'm a [...]	D
Mabel: Gertrude, are you quite well? Gertrude: Me [...]	D
Laura: You are a man of the world and you have you [...]	D
Laura: Are you still a bachelor? Lord Arthur Gori [...]	D
Laura: Scandals used to lend charm or, at least, i [...]	D
Gertrude: We have, all of us, feet of clay, Robert [...]	D
Mabel: He proposed to me in broad daylight in fron [...]	D
Lady Markby: And you know, I can't help feeling th [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: Do you know, Arthur, I someti [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: There's somebody I want you to [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Once a man has set his heart a [...]	D
Lady Markby: I do hope we see you in the near futu [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: It is infamous, what you prop [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Fashion is what one wears ones [...]	D
Lord Caversham: What is the matter with this famil [...]	D
Mabel: You are very late! Lord Arthur Goring: Hav [...]	D
Laura: You've got a good man there, Gertrude. You [...]	D
Baron Arnheim: I think it's time you knew the trut [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: [to statue] It is a great nuis [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: By the way, have you been talk [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Surely there must be some sin [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: To love oneself is the beginni [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: I'm only talking in the most g [...]	D
Lord Caversham: Marriage is not a matter of affect [...]	D
Lord Caversham: You are 36. Lord Arthur Goring: S [...]	D
Gertrude: You were to me - something apart from co [...]	D
Mabel: Lord Goring, what dreadful manners you have [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: My God! What brought you into [...]	D
Laura: An acquaintance that begins with a complime [...]	D
Countess: Aren't you going to congratulate me? Lo [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Excuse me a moment. I'm in the [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: Anyway, what's that saying ab [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Phipps, a well-made buttonhole [...]	D
Laura: Suppose I were to pay a visit to a newspape [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: I'm afraid I really must go. I [...]	D
Laura: For the privilege of being your wife, I am [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: Gertrude, it is not the perfec [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: The fact is your assumptions a [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: I'm sorry, but, I don't seem t [...]	D
Laura: Goodbye, dear Lady Markby. Lady Markby: Lo [...]	D
Lady Markby: With regard to women, well, dear Gert [...]	D
Gertrude: [to her husband] All your life, you have [...]	D
Lord Arthur Goring: I am glad you have called. I a [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: Is it fair that some act of y [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: I will give you any sum of mo [...]	D
Lord Caversham: I don't know how you stand society [...]	D
Sir Robert Chiltern: This Argentine scheme is a co [...]	D
Gertrude: You know Laura, I can't help thinking th [...]	D
Sir Edward: I do hope we have the opportunity to m [...]	D

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