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| IDEAL HUSBAND (1999) | |
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An Ideal Husband is based on Oscar Wilde's play with the same name, which is a witty comedy about black mail, presumptions, and the search for true love. The film has the same elements and is set in the British sophisticated upper-class society where "there are those who seek a husband and those who hide from them." In addition, there is a source of unreliable information and black mail that increases the chances for assumptions. Entering the story with this in mind, there will be presumptuous errors that can be fatal for relationships, careers, and friendships. The films' excellent cast and the wit from Oscar Wilde is tied together in an amusing cinematic experience. |
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| 8/9/2002 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
