Dorian Gray Movie Stills Part 2

Staff Writer: Samuntha Mackenzie

More and more pictures from Dorian Gray:





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Dorian Gray Movie Stills -Part1

Staff Writer: Samuntha Mackenzie

Videos and promotional images have flooded the internet. In celebration of the TIFF World Premiere and the film's release, here is a collection of movie still released to the public:


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Aft Tracker - Dorian Gray

Staff Writer: DL Mullan

A general compilation of Dorian Gray articles, reviews, and news reported on OHG.

Review - Dorian Gray Revisited
Screener Review - Dorian Gray
Dorian Gray Movie Reviews
Dorian Gray Trailer
Dorian Gray Promo Videos
Dorian Gray Promotional Pics
Official Site - Dorian Gray
Dorian Gray Production Notes
IMDB Page


US Release Date of Dorian Gray
Dorian Gray in Cinemas
Dorian Gray UK Premiere
Dorian Gray Rating
Extra Extra - Dorian Gray Set
Dorian Gray Cinema Release Dates

Dorian Gray Fan Contests

Bookworm Antics - Wilde's Gray










Character Study: Dorian Gray
Character Study: Henry Wotton
Character Study-Emily Wotton
Character Study-Basil Hallward

Dorian Gray Synopsis
Costumes of Dorian Gray
Locations of Dorian Gray
Casting Dorian Gray
Talking Dorian Gray Adaptation


Chicester Int'l Film Festival
World Premiere & TIFF
Sitges Int'l FFC
Dorian Gray World Premiere at TIFF 09
Dorian Gray Listed for Acquisition

Dorian Gray Movie Stills Part 1
Dorian Gray Movie Stills Part 2
Dorian Gray Movie Stills Part 3

How to Festival - TIFF 2009
Chichester (UK) Screen Deals
How to Sell a Literary Film
GI Joe, Dorian Gray Concept Art
Dorian Gray Release Date Change
Dorian Gray Promo Pics
Brighter Side of Dorian Gray
Dorian Gray Fails the Test Ophelia My Heart
New Moon Questions
Dorian Gray Release Date
Dorian Gray upcoming Film

This resource will be used in the future when a US theatrical and DVD release dates are set.

Dorian Gray in Cinemas

Staff Writer: Grave Digger

Today the UK gets to see the adaptation of Dorian Gray. Starring Ben Barnes, Colin Firth, Rebecca Hall, Ben Chaplin, and Rachel Hurd-Wood.


In the States, we are in envy mode. We have to wait until a North American distributor picks up the film in order to see Dorian Gray in theaters.

The closest we will get is the World Premiere at TIFF on September 11th.


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Sources: Official Site and TIFF

Dorian Gray Theater Tickets

Staff Writer: Grave Digger

Want to know if Dorian Gray is available at your local theater? Try this Postal Code Search.


UK release date: IN CINEMAS 9TH SEPTEMBER.

Source: Official Site

Dorian Gray Cinema Release Dates

Staff Writer: Samuntha Mackenzie

Because of changes in the release date for Dorian Gray, and our articles about the changes, we decided to post one last time.

Dorian Gray will be in UK Theaters on 9.9.09.

That's next Wednesday. We did not want to have any confusion.

Remember the World Premiere is at TIFF on September 11!

Ben Barnes, Colin Firth, and Rachel Wood are to be in attendance as per the TIFF Guest List. However Ben is filming Narnia, so he'll probably fly into Toronto in the afternoon, dress, go to premiere, unwind at some hobnob parties, then leave for Australia the next morning. (Unless Ben stays all weekend for the Sunday viewing of DG, which is highly unlikely with his Narnia schedule.) Colin has A Single Man he'll be promoting as well so he'll probably be more visible this year. Rachel will be doing her thing too. Good luck to the attendees to get a glimpse of Dorian Gray actors.



Other countries release dates are:

Canada	11 September 2009	(Toronto Film Festival)
Greece	17 September 2009
Italy	23 October 2009
Australia	12 November 2009
Finland	25 December 2009

DG Facebook:
September 6: The 18th Chichester International Film Festival
September 9: London Film Festival
Portugal - 09/10/09
Germany - Spring 2010
Australia & New Zealand - 12/11/09

When the US will see this film is up to who buys the distributing rights at TIFF. We hope it's a company that wants a quick release date. We want to see the film too!

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Source: Official Site and IMDB

Revolving Dorian Gray Dates

Staff Writer: Grave Digger

Another round of "change that release date" has struck the film of Dorian Gray. The new UK release is not published on IMDB, Momentum Pictures, Ealing Studios, or Facebook sites concerning the movie. Momentum has been informing websites via email.

Though OHG contacted Ealing Studios, the company never returned any of our email requests for updated information. However, Dorian Gray's IMDB page was changed to reflect September 11th as the release date instead of September 18th.

Now, the release date has been changed to September 9th.

Not disappointed the film will be released early, but disappointed the movie has no US release date yet.

Another disappointing factor is no TIFF premiere, or word of a world premiere date. We'll keep you posted.

Updated article as of 9/3: Dorian Gray Cinema Release Dates

This article is an update to: Dorian Gray Release Date Change

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Source: Momentum Pictures

Stop and Wait, DVDs Slow to Go

Staff Writer: Samuntha Mackenzie

Feeling that the wait between movie releases and their DVD counterparts is getting longer? You're not alone. Here's the data:

2007 - 125 days
2008 - 133 days
2009 - 144 days

If the box office for a movie garnered a mere $10 million, then the DVD will premiere in 129 days. 2008 saw 120 days.

Why the extra time? Easter was three weeks later then in previous years. It's a seasonal thing with the industry. In addition, studios must keep theater owners happy while juggling their responsibility to retail outlets. Still surprise hits and 3D movies can take longer at the theaters and in production.

As a consumer, I find, the longer I have to wait, the less enthused about the product I am. Prince Caspian was released in May but the DVD waited until December. When consumers have to wait too long, forgetfulness happens.

Plus dissatisfaction also increases as with Prince Caspian which had some neat features but was standard by most releases. With the first Narnia installment, extra minutes were added to the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Prince Caspian did not see an extension in time.

Source: Variety