Wie man sein Leben lebt (1975)
Quentin Crisp gilt als der erste Engländer, der sich in seinem Land öffentlich zur Homosexualität bekannte. In der Verfilmung seiner 1968 erschienenen Autobiografie tritt er selbst auf und gibt eine Einführung in sein schillerndes Leben. Von John Hurt mit einer kongenialen Grandezza dargestellt, wurde er durch Jack Golds Adaption zu einer Ikone der Schwulenbewegung und weltweit akzeptierten „fashion queen“.
Der Regisseur:
Jack Gold
Der Autor:
Philip Mackie
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John Hurt as Quentin Crisp |
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Quentin Crisp as Himself |
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John Rhys-Davies as Barndoor |
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Colin Higgins as Thumbnails |
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Liz Gebhardt as Art Student |
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Patricia Hodge as Ballet Teacher |
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Stanley Lebor as Mr. Pole |
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Katherine Schofield as Mrs. Pole |
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Antonia Pemberton as Mrs Longhurst |
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Stephen Johnstone as Young Quentin |
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Lloyd Lamble as Mr. Crisp |
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Shane Briant as Norma |
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Roger Lloyd Pack as Liz |
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Phil Daniels as 1st Boy |
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Richard Butler as Senior Doctor |
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Joan Ryan as Mrs Crisp |
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Frank Forsyth as Family Doctor |
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Ron Pember as Black Cat Proprietor |
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Derek West as Freda |
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David Fielder as June |
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Dennis Chinnery as Business Man |
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John Flanagan as 1st Policeman |
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David Goodland as 2nd Policeman |
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Dennis Blanch as 1st Rough |
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Billy Colvill as 2nd Rough |
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Anthony Heaton as Quentin's Rough |
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Richie Stewart as Bus Conductor |
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Jiggy Bhore as Receptionist |
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Graham Armitage as Mr Dunsmore |
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James Marcus as Clerkenwell Tough |
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John Malcolm as Taxi Driver |
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Michael Bangerter as Club Manager |
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Julian Fox as 1st Dancer |
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Barry McGinn as 2nd Dancer |
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Jan Chappell as Neurotic Girl |
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John Forbes-Robertson as Civil Servant |
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Frederick Treves as Detective-Inspector |
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Adrian Shergold as Gloria |
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Anthony Howard as Lord Alcohol |
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Annette Badland as Tap Dancing Pupil |
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Anna Wing as Old Lady |
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Dominic Allan as Army Sergeant |
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John Crocker as Army Doctor |
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John Cater as Psychiatrist |
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Harvey Ashby as Actor |
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Don Fellows as 1st GI |
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Bob Sherman as 2nd GI |
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Susan Wooldridge as Model |
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Christopher Coll as Art Master |
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Peter Sproule as 1st Plain Clothes Man |
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Robert Gary as 2nd Plain Clothes Man |
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Charles Pemberton as Court PC |
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David Trevena as Clerk |
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Martin Boddey as Magistrate |
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Ernest C. Jennings as Court Attendant |
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Raymond Boal as 2nd Boy |
| Production | Verity Lambert | Executive Producer |
| Production | Barry Hanson | Producer |
| Art | Allan Cameron | Production Design |
| Writing | Quentin Crisp | Writer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Martin Baugh | Costume Design |
| Writing | Philip Mackie | Screenplay |
| Directing | Jack Gold | Director |
| Editing | Mike Taylor | Editor |
| Sound | Carl Davis | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Mike Fash | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Allan James | Assistant Director |
| Lighting | Nino La Femina | Gaffer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Joan Hills | Makeup Artist |
