I thought the music is the worst song I have heard in over 20 years. Puke! A perfectly good film and scene ruined by terrible music, (if you can call it music).
@@mrsfahrenheit Just 'Wilde' but yes, starring Stephen Fry and Jude Law, it focuses mainly on the relationship between Lord Alfred Douglas ( Bosie by friends ) and Oscar Wilde, although, that wasn't the only part of his life.
I sometimes forget how great an actor Jude Law is. In his early career he was getting a lot of talk about his stage performances which led to some scene stealing film roles. Now he’s a movie star doing action films, but early in his career he got as much early hype as Ben Whishaw did coming off of the Hamlet performance in London.
Action films?? Jude Law is hardly known for being an action star. I think from early on, after coming to attention for his portrayal of Bosie, Law got tapped for all these roles playing colder, selfish, arrogant, upper class, snooty and bitchy, or villainous/killer types (like "Road to Perdition"). The role in "A.I." was a notable departure from those roles in that earlier part of his career. And from then on, he's usually played more sympathetic and also more vulnerable characters (e.g. "Closer") as well as your basic leading man ("Holiday" with Cameron Diaz) and roles like Dr. Watson. Recently he went back to playing villainous, scheming, selfish types with "The Young Pope."
Jude was absolutely stunning for such a miserable character. Bosie reminds me of all those guys who fuck around with guys and then get all Christian and conservative and homophobic when they’re done.
I just laugh at those guys. I do know a few, and sometimes it's amusing to see them floundering around trying to cover up their real selves with hate. I wanna feel pity, but they did chose misery.
So obvious. Don't even see any possible wrong thing about this comment. I'm surprised someone came for you so brutally. Like protect the hypocrites at all cost🙏🏾 😉Meanwhile Wildes are sent to jail not Bosies... 👀
I loved this move as a young man. Jude Law was so utterly captivating and sexy in this rose. Even if he was a toxic, spoiled brat. This was the movie that also caused me to fall in love with Stephen Fry. I forgot Michael Sheen was in this movie as well. So many beautiful and brilliant British Actors were in Wilde.
When people mention Jude, they think he's a pretty boy, but forget that he's also good at acting, he can act well in any role he did. His acting's also charming
Okay but after seing Fantastic beasts I just cannot stop thinking of young Jude Law and Mads Mikkelsen together. Both of them have such a unique type of beauty to them.
I know Jude Law didn't like being praised just for his looks and wanted people to notice his work and talent instead. But daamn he's gorgeous. I rarely ever felt this attracted to someone, I could stare at him for hours.
Thanks that actually helped. Im thinking this HAS to be a movie about Oscar Wilde and his douchebag lover, but wasn't sure. Had no idea there was a movie made about them.
This is literally Henry 'Monty' Montague in the flesh. They're gonna have to time travel back in time and cast this jude law for the hbo film they're making, cause i can't see anyone else playing monty this well
@@camilleaguiardossantos5740 He portrayed the character without even trying, the character doesn't even exist yet that day, the author mackenzie herself recognized this portrayal of jude law aswell and thought he'd make a great monty
Ok excuse my ignorance but why was Brokeback Mountain considered groundbreaking when we had films like Wilde and Maurice with full-on gay kissing? Or was it because BB Mountain was American?
My guess to why BBM was considered groundbreaking was because the characters weren’t portrayed as gay. Their sexuality wasn’t sexualized. Their sex scenes weren’t a huge spectacle. Maybe BBM didn’t have full-on “gay kissing” but it did have scenes of two people who loved each other. It was a simple love story about two people who happen to be gay and the struggles that came with it.
I'd actually argue that it wasn't just the gayness itself - but the type of cultural background both characters had. As in, they were both rough, stoic, country boys from Wyoming/Texas. And that Ennis (Ledgers character) in particular embodied the American Cowboy archetype down to a T - an archetype that has been glorified for being super masculine, the ultimate manly man (at least in American cinema). I don't think that was something that was really explored before, at least in that specific cultural setting. So I mean, yes it partially has something to do with it being American, but not so much that it was an American film, but moreso that it depicted gay/bi men from *that* *particular* *region* of the U.S, and Jack and Ennis embodying that Texan/American Western culture while still being very much in a gay relationship with each other. I think that's why it was groundbreaking.
BBM was also about ordinary working American men rather than "artists" or aristocrats (the usual suspects). Certainly not the first US film about gay men, but perhaps the first A list Box-office one?
I think it has something to do with actors and also that BBM kinda cater to many demographics while Maurice and Wilde maybe more on the specific demographics
@@carat_teamot9_igot7ahgase_30 a sexuallity isnt an interset, for the last time people stop fetishing gay people coming from a queer person. You can say you are interseted in queer stories but BL is an incorrect term based on fetish coming mostly from cis straight women. This is a biographical story in the first place coming from real people not BL fantasies. I sure do hope you dont ship the idols you follow (ateez, txt, seventeen) etc.
@@yumu5460 haha you are the 2nd person to say this to me...my bestfriend also warned me about it before and yup I do ship 2 members in txt...also watching BL is something I can't change much so uhhhh maybe I am problematic and need some help I am so sorry Btw this might sound unbelievable but I am bisexual 🏳️🌈
Muchísimas gracias por subir este video.👍👏👏💖💖Me asombra cómo, las historias de vida de estos personajes, superaron a cualquier historia de ficción. El cuadrado amoroso: Oscar Wilde, lord Alfred Douglas "Bosie", Robert Baldwin Ross "Robbie" y Constance Lloyd. Todos sufrieron por amor. Deseo mucho ver la película, de Oscar Wilde, subtitulada en español. Bendiciones y saludos.🙏🤗
@@Melissa-nk7kj hola. Bueno, la película es esta👇Pero no he podido conseguirla completa y en español. Bendiciones y saludos.🙏🤗 ua-cam.com/video/_Y7NGglgjCU/v-deo.html
The story of Oscar Wilde, genius, poet, playwright and the First Modern Man. The self-realization of his homosexuality caused Wilde enormous torment as he juggled marriage, fatherhood and responsibility with his obsessive love for Lord Alfred Douglas, nicknamed Bosie. After legal action instigated by Bosie's father, the enraged Marquise of Queensberry, Wilde refused to flee the country and was sentenced to two years at hard labor by the courts of an intolerant Victorian society.
The Special Edition DVD provides a great deal of backstory from the writers and directors. The producers indicated Jude added little touches and made the role a success and his own. One dimensional it was not. Stephen Fry mentioned during the more intimate scenes he was a bit uncomfortable (being gay) as he did not want Jude Law to feel uncomfortable or ill-at-ease. Imagine what was going through Stephen's mind as he was with one of the sexiest men at the time.
The editing for this video is just perfect! The song choice, the quotes - everything meshed together so damn well, incredible job! 💖💖💖
I thought so as well
I thought the music is the worst song I have heard in over 20 years. Puke! A perfectly good film and scene ruined by terrible music, (if you can call it music).
😊😊
@susanborkenhagen58 if you came her to complain then don't bother
He's got a whole world to see😍💅
Noooo I can’t unsee it now😭😭
Worldussy
NOOOO
*worldussy
When can he leave to be on his own xD
Jude Law is so perfect for this role. I love it! He’s so wild and well put together at the the same time.
What’s this movie called
@@angm345 that’s what I’m asking
@@angm345 so apparently the movie is called „Oscar Wilde“ and it’s from 1997
@@mrsfahrenheit Just 'Wilde' but yes, starring Stephen Fry and Jude Law, it focuses mainly on the relationship between Lord Alfred Douglas ( Bosie by friends ) and Oscar Wilde, although, that wasn't the only part of his life.
@@angm345 'Wilde'
I sometimes forget how great an actor Jude Law is. In his early career he was getting a lot of talk about his stage performances which led to some scene stealing film roles. Now he’s a movie star doing action films, but early in his career he got as much early hype as Ben Whishaw did coming off of the Hamlet performance in London.
Action films?? Jude Law is hardly known for being an action star.
I think from early on, after coming to attention for his portrayal of Bosie, Law got tapped for all these roles playing colder, selfish, arrogant, upper class, snooty and bitchy, or villainous/killer types (like "Road to Perdition").
The role in "A.I." was a notable departure from those roles in that earlier part of his career. And from then on, he's usually played more sympathetic and also more vulnerable characters (e.g. "Closer") as well as your basic leading man ("Holiday" with Cameron Diaz) and roles like Dr. Watson. Recently he went back to playing villainous, scheming, selfish types with "The Young Pope."
What film is this?
@@McKendra9123 Wilde (1997)
He stinks.
Why do both actors look same? I can't distinguish between them who is who😂
Jude was absolutely stunning for such a miserable character. Bosie reminds me of all those guys who fuck around with guys and then get all Christian and conservative and homophobic when they’re done.
@@scott7937 why do people always put “lol” at the end of statements. I’m judging Bosie and those guys I mentioned…..not “people.”
@@cadecannon159 he is one of them
I just laugh at those guys. I do know a few, and sometimes it's amusing to see them floundering around trying to cover up their real selves with hate. I wanna feel pity, but they did chose misery.
So obvious. Don't even see any possible wrong thing about this comment. I'm surprised someone came for you so brutally. Like protect the hypocrites at all cost🙏🏾 😉Meanwhile Wildes are sent to jail not Bosies... 👀
Bosie became conservative, homophobic, and ant-Semitic during his later years. Karma bit him when he got his depressing and tragic end
Jude Law was amazing in this performance. One of his best performances, without a doubt.
He was too beautiful!
@@wdaniel4914 too beautiful and very charming.
Jude Law: *being pretty af*
Me: Oh mY GoD iS tHAt MiChEAl SHeEn?
GURL SAME
I SCREAMED HE LOOKS SO CUTE
sameee
I don't think he is handsome
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THINGGG
imagine being THIS pretty
He is a pretty boy and he's stunning indeed. Perfect casting for Bosie.
Title
The last scene got me like, "UH YES....? OK I'M COMING! WILL BE OUT IN A MINUTE SIR!"
He was incredible in this role and he plays a similar beautiful & narcissistic character in The Talented Mr. Ripley.
He had a lot of experience being the talented Mr. Law.
I loved this move as a young man. Jude Law was so utterly captivating and sexy in this rose. Even if he was a toxic, spoiled brat. This was the movie that also caused me to fall in love with Stephen Fry. I forgot Michael Sheen was in this movie as well. So many beautiful and brilliant British Actors were in Wilde.
Exactly man, you look familiar btw
Do you know where can i wacht the movie?
@@simonmugen8376 I’ll send you a link what’s your email
@@ronmaxwell2296 i already send you my email
@@ronmaxwell2296 What's movie title?
When people mention Jude, they think he's a pretty boy, but forget that he's also good at acting, he can act well in any role he did. His acting's also charming
Who wouldn't fall for this man ????? He's one of a kind
He’s stunningly pretty
Okay but after seing Fantastic beasts I just cannot stop thinking of young Jude Law and Mads Mikkelsen together. Both of them have such a unique type of beauty to them.
I'm thinking about young Jude Law and young Johnny Depp.
Ironically enough, he would have been a perfect Dorian Gray
You're so RIGHT
Omfg- Never even thought of it-
You're absolutely right
Life imitates art
@@cliviali7410 Which, ironically is not said in Dorian Gray, "All art is useless", however, I quite disagree with it.
wilde was born in a wrong generation but he was already so proud and outspoken
His torture by the establishment makes me sad to this day. What a great man and writer...a treasure...and so completely done wrong.
I know Jude Law didn't like being praised just for his looks and wanted people to notice his work and talent instead. But daamn he's gorgeous. I rarely ever felt this attracted to someone, I could stare at him for hours.
God he's so gorgeous
Crushing over Young Dumbledore definitely feels illegal...
🤣🤣🤣
jude lawra
Same thoughts. Love my Dumbledore. 😁🤤
True like how is Jude law allowed to look beautiful at any age?!
The fact that Dumbledore is gay makes this even more realistic and horrifying 😂😂
You know you're a huge Michael Sheen fan when a wild scene of him appears and you lose all composure
THAT WAS JUST ME
Jude Law and his golden age. Why somene like him , can't be young and beautiful forever ???❤💛⚘
"My eyes are prettier..."
- Jude Law, Gattaca
the movie is Wilde based off of the biography of Oscar Wilde
Name please
@@ah_mynarhlawal wilde
@@spooky4069 hahah...... good job!!
@@ah_mynarhlawal 🤣🤣
Thanks that actually helped. Im thinking this HAS to be a movie about Oscar Wilde and his douchebag lover, but wasn't sure. Had no idea there was a movie made about them.
Superb! Jude Law and Stephen Fry didn’t just act, they inhabited and embodied the characters like nothin’ else! 😍
Jude is perfect for this role, classy sassy stunning
The song fits so well🤩🤩🤩
"Wilde" - this was released in 1997??????????????
But damn Jude looks good, I would have thought this was from the 80's.
Ikr. He looked like teenager
@@zitronentee Only the face -- not all that body hair.
OH THAT ENDING! PERIOD 😂💅
This is literally Henry 'Monty' Montague in the flesh.
They're gonna have to time travel back in time and cast this jude law for the hbo film they're making, cause i can't see anyone else playing monty this well
Omg, I'm reading this book right now and I was wondering who this character reminded me of, it's totally Henry! 🤣
@@camilleaguiardossantos5740
He portrayed the character without even trying, the character doesn't even exist yet that day, the author mackenzie herself recognized this portrayal of jude law aswell and thought he'd make a great monty
one of his sons actually looks a lot like him so if the son can act id say they cast him lol
OMG YOURE SO RIGHT AHHHH!!!!
HBO IS MAKING AN OSCAR WIDLE FILM??????????
MY GOD was Jude Law gorgeous here!
the timings on this edit are immaculate
Since I've seen a lot of people ask in the comments, it's from the movie "Wilde", with Stephen Fry in the main role, about the Irish playwright.
El nivel de actuación de este chico 👌 es increíble, iré a verlo inmediatamente
I’m in love with this edit omggg
He's sooo beautiful ma gawwd
Omg !! I didn't know the movie when the other Holmes brother was so lucky and had a beautiful young Watson for him! 💕😍
I love the vintage settings with modern music
Am stuck here. Look at young Jude. Myyyyyy goodness.. i feel my cheek burning
Ok excuse my ignorance but why was Brokeback Mountain considered groundbreaking when we had films like Wilde and Maurice with full-on gay kissing? Or was it because BB Mountain was American?
My guess to why BBM was considered groundbreaking was because the characters weren’t portrayed as gay. Their sexuality wasn’t sexualized. Their sex scenes weren’t a huge spectacle. Maybe BBM didn’t have full-on “gay kissing” but it did have scenes of two people who loved each other. It was a simple love story about two people who happen to be gay and the struggles that came with it.
I'd actually argue that it wasn't just the gayness itself - but the type of cultural background both characters had. As in, they were both rough, stoic, country boys from Wyoming/Texas. And that Ennis (Ledgers character) in particular embodied the American Cowboy archetype down to a T - an archetype that has been glorified for being super masculine, the ultimate manly man (at least in American cinema). I don't think that was something that was really explored before, at least in that specific cultural setting.
So I mean, yes it partially has something to do with it being American, but not so much that it was an American film, but moreso that it depicted gay/bi men from *that* *particular* *region* of the U.S, and Jack and Ennis embodying that Texan/American Western culture while still being very much in a gay relationship with each other. I think that's why it was groundbreaking.
BBM was also about ordinary working American men rather than "artists" or aristocrats (the usual suspects). Certainly not the first US film about gay men, but perhaps the first A list Box-office one?
just a marketing gimmick
I think it has something to do with actors and also that BBM kinda cater to many demographics while Maurice and Wilde maybe more on the specific demographics
i agree with the title of the video 🤭 so glad to see jude law receiving the praise he deserves!!
He is so cute 🥰 absolutely love him
He’s so pretty ❤
Handsome and mischievous --
A Great combination!
Jude Law is a Dream!!! ♥️♥️♥️
Wooow! They are amazing💞💖
So BEAUTIFUL
hes so pretty 😍😍😍
Thank you so much for your beautiful video! I'm in love with Jude Law since i saw Wilde for the first time years ago!😍❤
Beautiful young Jude Law
ICONIC!
1:58 so this is where this scene is from, seen so many gifs of this, always wondering where it was from
I'm both turned on and intimidated at the same time?? And I loved every minute of it😭♥ YES
I'm obsessed with this music video.
Well dam- the ending lol
Omg is it good or bad?I am only in for the bl
@@carat_teamot9_igot7ahgase_30 i am only here for the bl? 🤨 a red flag right there
@@yumu5460 I am so sorry I can feel your red flag but BL is my interest 🌞🌞
@@carat_teamot9_igot7ahgase_30 a sexuallity isnt an interset, for the last time people stop fetishing gay people coming from a queer person. You can say you are interseted in queer stories but BL is an incorrect term based on fetish coming mostly from cis straight women. This is a biographical story in the first place coming from real people not BL fantasies. I sure do hope you dont ship the idols you follow (ateez, txt, seventeen) etc.
@@yumu5460 haha you are the 2nd person to say this to me...my bestfriend also warned me about it before and yup I do ship 2 members in txt...also watching BL is something I can't change much so uhhhh maybe I am problematic and need some help
I am so sorry
Btw this might sound unbelievable but I am bisexual 🏳️🌈
Jude Law in his soft boy era hits HARD
He looks like a gorgeous combination of Alex Pettyfer and Lucky Blue Smith! 🤩
ジュードロウ、、大好き❤🎉
見てるだけで 爽快な気分になれますもん
Es hermoso, así voy a imaginarme a Dorian cuando lea el libro otra vez
stop this song fits him so well
I gotta see this movie now 😂
Please say name this movie
Wilde
so pretty 😘
Jude Law's Bosie and Colin Morgan's Bosie (The Happy Prince) are both driving me crazy. If Bosie evil then why Bosie hot
Don't know him but dam... Now I want to be him, he's such a king!!!
love him 💅
unbelievable beauty
Stephen Fry is so lucky in this movie lol
mean girl vibes and i love that for him
Oo god those eyes😌
I just don't know why I love this character but it is amazing 💚
the most replayed section of the video... i see you. i see all of you.
Bosie was the it boy, he got one of the best writers around his pinky finger
this unironically inspired me to watch the movie (wilde 1997) and i love it with passion
Muchísimas gracias por subir este video.👍👏👏💖💖Me asombra cómo, las historias de vida de estos personajes, superaron a cualquier historia de ficción. El cuadrado amoroso: Oscar Wilde, lord Alfred Douglas "Bosie", Robert Baldwin Ross "Robbie" y Constance Lloyd. Todos sufrieron por amor. Deseo mucho ver la película, de Oscar Wilde, subtitulada en español. Bendiciones y saludos.🙏🤗
Cómo se llama la película ?
Тоже хотелось бы знать как называется этот фильм? )
В других комментариях народ пишет, что фильм называется "Уайльд")
@@Melissa-nk7kj hola. Bueno, la película es esta👇Pero no he podido conseguirla completa y en español. Bendiciones y saludos.🙏🤗
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@@Mademoiselle_Opossum hola. Lo siento, no entiendo su idioma.
Someone- how many times have u seen it?
Me - yes
Dumbledore when he was young, of course not the character but the look
Yo! These two played Watson and Mycroft in Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows. This is amazing!!
jude is so beautiful
Holy f-- this is wonderful
Джуд Лоу так красив, я не могу поверить, что такая красота может существовать, а его ямочка на подбородке навсегда покорила мое сердце❤
Love this song 😎
I bet Stephen Fry thought all of his Christmases had come at once.
The story of Oscar Wilde, genius, poet, playwright and the First Modern Man. The self-realization of his homosexuality caused Wilde enormous torment as he juggled marriage, fatherhood and responsibility with his obsessive love for Lord Alfred Douglas, nicknamed Bosie. After legal action instigated by Bosie's father, the enraged Marquise of Queensberry, Wilde refused to flee the country and was sentenced to two years at hard labor by the courts of an intolerant Victorian society.
So pretty ❤❤
but what a great role and so well acted !
omg i first saw him in gattaca bruh why is he so fiinnneeeee
I'm speechless 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
1:59 that look I’m fvcking transcendinggggg
It wasn't a good film but he almost turned it into one. I don't think anyone will ever portray Bosie so well. It was an extraordinary performance.
The Special Edition DVD provides a great deal of backstory from the writers and directors. The producers indicated Jude added little touches and made the role a success and his own. One dimensional it was not. Stephen Fry mentioned during the more intimate scenes he was a bit uncomfortable (being gay) as he did not want Jude Law to feel uncomfortable or ill-at-ease. Imagine what was going through Stephen's mind as he was with one of the sexiest men at the time.
como no sabía la existencia de esto 😍
No way... Jude Law is not only gorgeous now but he was gorgeous now.
i just went and found the movie. thx for that.
I'd freaking worship him😢
Omg young Dumbledore
He is a pretty boy!
Wait a sec, young Dumbledore? 😚
Brilliant editing! The deeply detestable individual that was Bosie Douglas is perfectly captured by Law.
I clicked because the combination of these two things is hilarious. Wilde would approve.
(Also Stephen Fry awww)
Love that Stephen Fry, who plays the king in Red, White, and Royal Blue, is in this. he's such an icon.
Best movies best actors ❤❤❤
Sorry, where can I watch this?