The Picture of Dorian Gray
Stories from the set
What happened on set and off camera. No spoilers.
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The film is based on Oscar Wilde's novel The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890).
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The famous portrait of Dorian Gray at the age of the work by Ivan Albright (1897-1983), which took about a year to create, is now owned by the Art Institute of Chicago, where the portrait has been on display to visitors for many years. Albright's twin brother, named Malvin, a renowned sculptor, also received a commission to create a portrait of Dorian, only in his youth, but his portrait was never used.
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