Salome's Last Dance
Brief Synopsis
Film centers around playwright Oscar Wilde watching a performance of his play "Salome".
Cast & Crew
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Ken Russell
Director
Matthew G Taylor
The Philharmonia Orchestra Of London
Performer
Anthony Georghiou
Russell Lee Nash
Warren Saire
Film Details
Also Known As
Salome's Last Night
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Comedy
Drama
Religion
Release Date
1988
Production Company
Ruben Sedgewick
Distribution Company
Vestron Pictures
Location
London, England, United Kingdom; Cannon Elstree Studios, Borehamswood, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 27m
Synopsis
Film centers around playwright Oscar Wilde watching a performance of his play "Salome".
Director
Ken Russell
Director
Cast
Matthew G Taylor
The Philharmonia Orchestra Of London
Performer
Anthony Georghiou
Russell Lee Nash
Warren Saire
Willie Coppen
Carol Anne Kelly
Frank Cella
Paul Clayton
David Doyle
Alison Cella
Douglas Hodge
Imogen Claire
Ken Russell
Glenda Jackson
Charles Richards
James Harte
Kenny Ireland
Lionel Taylor
Tina Shaw
Simon Gilbey
Robert Goodey
Imogen Millais-scott
Sinead Lightly
Leon Herbert
Linzi Drew
Colin Hunt
Michael Van Wuk
Denis Ull
Danny Godfrey
Sheree Murphy
Tim Potter
Nickolas Grace
Stratford Johns
Mike Edmonds
Marino Lazzeri
Doug Howes
Crew
Ron Allett
Property Master
Graham Anderson
Assistant
Michael Arrals
Costume Designer
Steve Atkinson
Driver
Ray Beckett
Sound
Cathy Bell
Assistant
Nicky Bowen
Accounting Assistant
Simon Broad
Assistant
Denis Brock
Gaffer
Rowena Brown
Assistant
Michael Buchanan
Art Director
John Chandler
Boom Operator
Abdul Chowdry
Other
Jack Collins
Electrician
Richard Cooke
Music Conductor
Clive Coote
Photography
Yvonne Coppard
Makeup
Penny Corke
Producer
Sean Cotter
Music
Ella Cottrell
Production
Bob Crowdy
Liaison
Martin Culverwell
Sound
Jerry Daly
Assistant Director
Cercy Dem Hollander
Assistant
Gary Desmond
Other
Lynn Dillon
Assistant
Derek Ede
Production
Steve Ede
Construction Manager
Mark Ellis
Grip
Mark Ellis
Key Grip
Peter Ettedgui
Assistant
Ken Evans
Carpenter
Mike Evans
Other
Sally Evans
Makeup Assistant
Tommy Finch
Best Boy
Gerry Floyd
Driver
Timothy Gee
Editor
Terry Goddard
Electrician
Sam Goldrich
Assistant
Laura Goulding
Other
Peter Govey
Titles And Opticals
Mike Gowans
Assistant Director
Gareth Hall
Camera Assistant
Catherine Halloran
Wardrobe Assistant
John Hargraves
Assistant
Rick Harris
Other
Harvey Harrison
Director Of Photography
Pay Hay
Makeup
John Hemmings
Assistant
Christopher Hobbs
Set Designer
Rebecca Howard
Casting Director
James Hunt
Scenic Artist
Peter Hunt
Color
Dan Ireland
Executive Producer
John Ireland
Sound Editor
Michael Jeffery
Wardrobe Supervisor
Michael Jeffery
Costume Designer
Ray Jones
Driver
Bill Kirkpatrick
Assistant
Bob Lee
Assistant
Dick Lewzey
Music
Robert Littman
Coproducer
Sula Loizou
Makeup Assistant
Colin Lovering
Other
Keith Lowes
Assistant Editor
Simon Manley
Sound Editor
Richard Mason
Assistant
Maxine Matts
Other
Liz Michie
Hairdresser
Andrew Mitchell
Assistant
Steve Moncas
Assistant
Dean Morrish
Other
Diane Murphy
Wardrobe Assistant
Ron Narduzzo
Driver
Mark Nelson
Hair Assistant
David Nolam
Music
Maria J Peckos
Assistant
Arlene Phillips
Choreographer
Trevor Puckle
Assistant Director
William J Quigley
Executive Producer
Melinda Rees
Script Supervisor
Wanda Rokicki
Choreographer
Denise Rubens
On-Set Dresser
Ken Russell
Screenplay
Vivian Russell
Interpreter
Steven Sallybanks
Scenic Artist
Brian Saunders
Sound
Ruben Sedgewick
Production Insurance
Jean Sheffield
Sound Editor
Tracy Sheffield
Sound Editor
Bob Snooks
Electrician
Maureen Stephenson
Makeup Assistant
Charles Strickland
Assistant
Paul Turner
Props
Ronald Vasconcellos
Other
Daphne Vollmer
Hairdresser
Rebecca West
Assistant
Oscar Wilde
Play As Source Material
Winnie Wishart
Production Coordinator
Slawomire Zukowski
Other
Film Details
Also Known As
Salome's Last Night
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Comedy
Drama
Religion
Release Date
1988
Production Company
Ruben Sedgewick
Distribution Company
Vestron Pictures
Location
London, England, United Kingdom; Cannon Elstree Studios, Borehamswood, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 27m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States May 1988
Released in United States May 20, 1988
Released in United States on Video January 18, 1989
Released in United States Spring May 6, 1988
Shown at Seattle International Film Festival May 1988.
Began shooting September 14, 1987.
Released in United States on Video January 18, 1989
Released in United States May 1988 (Shown at Seattle International Film Festival May 1988.)
Released in United States Spring May 6, 1988
Released in United States May 20, 1988 (Los Angeles)
