Oscar Wilde About America

This film follows Oscar Wilde as he travels from New York City to Hollywood, experiencing the queer joy and liberation that he missed in the past. It touches on themes of diversity, identity, and inclusion, which are expressed through the original song "Be Yourself, Everyone Else Is Taken," inspired by one of Wilde's famous quotes.

With a cast that includes notable performers like Rosemary Harris and Kate Burton, the film showcases both comedic and heartfelt moments. It was filmed in various locations across the United States and London, adding a rich backdrop to Wilde's journey. Collectors may appreciate its contemporary approach to historical figures and events, particularly its focus on LGBT narratives.