

07/02/2009
Biographical drama based on the last 20 years of Crisp's life. The literary figure and gay iconoclast emigrated to New York in 1981 and lived there until his death. The film observes Crisp in both his public and private lives, from his seemingly cavalier response to the outbreak of AIDS to his tender relationship with his friend Patrick Angus and his own response to growing old.

John Hurt
as Quentin Crisp

Denis O'Hare
as Phillip Steele

Jonathan Tucker
as Patrick Angus

Cynthia Nixon
as Penny Arcade

Swoosie Kurtz
as Connie Clausen

Jeff Applegate
as Journalist

Silver Bramham
as Orlando

Twinkle Burke
as Audience Member #3

David Douglas
as Audience Member #5

Benjamin Eakeley
as Young Man

Alex C. Ferrill
as Audience Member #1

Amy Gaipa
as Audience Member #2

Robert Gomes
as Angry Gay Man

Craig muMs Grant
as DJ

Stephen Guarino
as Demonstrator

Andrew Halliday
as Chat Show Host

Blake Hammond
as NY Party Host

Peter Simon Hilton
as Quentin's London Agent

Ted Koch
as US Immigration Officer

Arlene A. Mcgruder
as Large Woman

Richard Joseph Paul
as Larry Speakes

Craig Ramsay
as 'Unfriendly' Clone

Peter Reardon
as Art Gallery Owner

Leslie Shenkel
as Audience Member #4

Michael Sirow
as Brawny Man

Joseph Basile
as Gay Buff Guy

Monika Baskiewicz
as Phillip Steele's Secretary

Kevin Cannon
as White House Cameraman

Justin Doescher
as Art Dealer

Kara Emry
as Theater Patron

Daniel Fainman
as Fan

Kathryn Gerhardt
as '80s Diner Waitress

Bobby Guarino
as Cook

Richard Hecht
as Diner Owner

Tanzeel Kayani
as Audience Member

Ashley Klein
as Theater Patron

Anna Kuchma
as Beautiful Girl

Jason Evans Lee
as Guy in White Tank Top

William McMichael
as Shopper's Boyfriend

Jean Orlando
as Diner Owner

Gregg Payne
as Tom

Douglas Schneider
as Reporter

Timothy Sekk
as Sting

Tyler Stone
as Club Member

Nick Adams
as Dim Man
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