Quentin Crisp Collection
2 movies · 1975–2009
The Quentin Crisp Collection presents a cinematic exploration of the life and career of Quentin Crisp (1908-1999). This collection comprises two films spanning a period of 34 years, from 1975 to 2009, with a total runtime of 152 minutes. The films within the collection have accumulated a combined revenue of zero, and the total budget for the collection is also zero. Included in this collection is The Naked Civil Servant (1975), which has an IMDb rating of 7.8, and An Englishman in New York (2009), with an IMDb rating of 7.1. The collection as a whole offers insights into various stages of Crisp's life, providing a glimpse into his experiences and persona. The films in the Quentin Crisp Collection offer a look at different aspects of his life and career. The collection’s total runtime is 152 minutes across the two installments.
Franchise cast
John HurtQuentin Crisp
John Rhys-DaviesBarndoor
Jonathan TuckerPatrick Angus
Denis O'HarePhillip Steele
Cynthia NixonPenny Arcade
Swoosie KurtzConnie Clausen
Patricia HodgeBallet Teacher
Phil Daniels1st Boy
Roger Lloyd PackLiz
John Flanagan1st Policeman
Michael SirowBrawny Man
Richard Joseph PaulLarry Speakes
Colin HigginsThumbnails
Stanley LeborMr. Pole
Ron PemberBlack Cat Proprietor
Quentin CrispHimself
Shane BriantNormaAntonia PembertonMrs Longhurst
Dennis Blanch1st Rough
Stephen GuarinoDemonstratorAll movies in chronological order
The Naked Civil ServantThe film tells the remarkable story of Quentin Crisp, who lived life defiantly on his own terms during an era that demanded conformity. Against the backdrop of World War II, this Englishman maintained his distinctive style and way of being. The movie explores Crisp's life, showing the difficulties and successes he encountered while staying true to himself despite societal pressures and disapproval. It’s a powerful look at someone who remained unwavering, highlighting the importance of individuality and the strength needed to live authentically in a challenging world.28.9Stream on
An Englishman in New YorkThis biographical drama chronicles the final two decades of John Cleese's life. The celebrated writer and outspoken advocate for gay rights moved to New York City in 1981, where he remained until his passing. The film explores Cleese's public and private world, depicting his reaction to the AIDS crisis, his close friendship with Patrick Angus, and his personal reflections on aging.20.6Stream on
