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Rupert Everett's directorial debut, The Happy Prince, vividly recreates the last years of Oscar Wilde's life and the ghosts that haunt him. Everett plays Wilde in what may be the finest performance of his career, physically and emotionally embodying the literary genius's final years of exile in Europe. Wilde, his body ravaged and his mind racing, survives on his trademark brilliant wit and sparkling irony. As the film follows Wilde through the last stages of his life, travelling through England, France and Italy, desire and devotion collide, the transience of passion is laid bare, and the true meaning of love is revealed.
