The Importance of Being Earnest 21 years old
Everybody Loves Ernest... But Nobody's Quite Sure Who He Really Is.
Two young gentlemen living in 1890s England use the same pseudonym ("Ernest") on the sly, which is fine until they both fall in love with women using that name, which leads to a comedy of mistaken identities...
Credits
The Importance of Being Earnest Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Reese Witherspoon She was 26, now 48 years old | as Cecily |
| Judi Dench She was 67, now 89 years old | as Lady Bracknell |
| Colin Firth He was 41, now 63 years old | as John Worthing („Jack“) |
| Tom Wilkinson He was 53, now 75 years old | as Dr. Chasuble |
| Frances O'Connor She was 34, now 56 years old | as Gwendolen Fairfax |
| Edward Fox He was 65, now 87 years old | as Lane |
| Rupert Everett He was 42, now 64 years old | as Algernon Moncrieff („Algy“) |
| Anna Massey She was 64, 73 years old when she died | as Miss Laetitia Prism |
| Marsha Fitzalan She was 49, now 71 years old | as Dowager |
| Patrick Godfrey He was 69, now 91 years old | as Merriman |
| Charles Kay He was 71, now 93 years old | as Gribsby |
The Importance of Being Earnest Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Barnaby Thompson as Producer. He was 41 (now 63) years old | Production |
| Charlie Mole as Original Music Composer. She was 102 (now 124) years old | Sound |
| Uri Fruchtmann as Executive Producer. He was 47 (now 69) years old | Production |
| Wilde Oscar as Theatre Play. He was 35 (now 57) years old | Writing |
| Guy Bensley as Editor. | Editing |
| Tony Pierce-Roberts as Director of Photography. He was 57 (now 79) years old | Camera |
| Oliver Parker as Director. He was 41 (now 63) years old | Directing |
| Oliver Parker as Screenplay. He was 41 (now 63) years old | Writing |
The Importance of Being Earnest (21 years)
Everybody Loves Ernest... But Nobody's Quite Sure Who He Really Is.
- Release day: Friday, May 17, 2002
- Runtime: 97 minutes