Rupert Everett on channeling Oscar Wilde for The Happy Prince | BFI Flare

The writer, director and star of The Happy Prince, a biopic of Oscar Wilde in his final years, tells BFI Flare programmer Michael Blyth how ten years of struggling to get his film made helped him develop his appreciation of the genius and the foolishness of the poet and playwright.
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[@redcropuk]

Love this guy... love his movies, his books, his wit and his looks... The Happy Prince is absolutely SUPERB, it moved me deeply and stayed in my mind for days afterwards.

[@teeniebeenie8774]

I cannot recommend this movie high enuf…...truly spellbinding.

[@Readyteddygo]

He’s so delish and I could listen to his voice all day

[@ruimintianomi6382]

He's still very handsome for his age. Fairly rare to look like this at the age of 58

[@sisi-xz7xy]

Surprised to hear he was educated by monks at Ampleforth Private school near where i live in York. Rupert E he is very likeable still very handsome very well spoken talented actor human being enjoyed many of older films esp Dance with a Stranger and agree with his opinions thoughts on Oscar Wilde and like Alan Rickman and Jeremy Irons all very good actors they all just improve and grow more handsome with age and yes Rupert would make a Good ole English "James Bond"

[@deerheart87]

Age is very cruel he was so handsome