Vida Nua
17/12/1975
O filme é uma adaptação da autobiografia de Quentin Crisp, um verdadeiro ícone gay da Inglaterra no século vinte, um homem que enfrentou com extraordinaria coragem o preconceito e as perseguições ao longo de décadas, sempre com inteligência e senso de humor. O filme é estrelado por John Hurt. Crisp era um pária mesmo entre os gays. Era efeminado, afeminado e não fazia questão alguma de esconder isso. Pelo contrário, dizia que essa era a sua "contribuição para a causa", décadas antes de se falar de "visibilidade gay". Foi um homem muito a frente de seu tempo, que jamais abdicou de seu direito de ser e de existir, ainda que tenha sofrido por conta disso. Ele foi um transgressor, no melhor sentido da palavra, e isso numa época em que a homossexualidade ainda dava cadeia na Inglaterra.
Informações do filme
John Hurt
as Quentin Crisp
Quentin Crisp
as Himself
John Rhys-Davies
as Barndoor
Colin Higgins
as Thumbnails
Liz Gebhardt
as Art Student
Patricia Hodge
as Ballet Teacher
Stanley Lebor
as Mr. Pole
Katherine Schofield
as Mrs. Pole
Antonia Pemberton
as Mrs Longhurst
Stephen Johnstone
as Young Quentin
Lloyd Lamble
as Mr. Crisp
Shane Briant
as Norma
Roger Lloyd Pack
as Liz
Phil Daniels
as 1st Boy
Richard Butler
as Senior Doctor
Joan Ryan
as Mrs Crisp
Frank Forsyth
as Family Doctor
Ron Pember
as Black Cat Proprietor
Derek West
as Freda
David Fielder
as June
Dennis Chinnery
as Business Man
John Flanagan
as 1st Policeman
David Goodland
as 2nd Policeman
Dennis Blanch
as 1st Rough
Billy Colvill
as 2nd Rough
Anthony Heaton
as Quentin's Rough
Richie Stewart
as Bus Conductor
Jiggy Bhore
as Receptionist
Graham Armitage
as Mr Dunsmore
James Marcus
as Clerkenwell Tough
John Malcolm
as Taxi Driver
Michael Bangerter
as Club Manager
Julian Fox
as 1st Dancer
Barry McGinn
as 2nd Dancer
Jan Chappell
as Neurotic Girl
John Forbes-Robertson
as Civil Servant
Frederick Treves
as Detective-Inspector
Adrian Shergold
as Gloria
Anthony Howard
as Lord Alcohol
Annette Badland
as Tap Dancing Pupil
Anna Wing
as Old Lady
Dominic Allan
as Army Sergeant
John Crocker
as Army Doctor
John Cater
as Psychiatrist
Harvey Ashby
as Actor
Don Fellows
as 1st GI
Bob Sherman
as 2nd GI
Susan Wooldridge
as Model
Christopher Coll
as Art Master
Peter Sproule
as 1st Plain Clothes Man
Robert Gary
as 2nd Plain Clothes Man
Charles Pemberton
as Court PC
David Trevena
as Clerk
Martin Boddey
as Magistrate
Ernest C. Jennings
as Court Attendant
Raymond Boal
as 2nd Boy
