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All other considerations aside, how spiritual is a movie? The scale rates from profoundly spiritual (5) to not at all spiritual (1). Courtesy of HollywoodJesus.com.
 
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AN IDEAL HUSBAND
(1999)
By David Bruce
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David Bruce
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
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Cate Blanchett as Lady Gertrude Chiltern.
Minnie Driver as Mabel Chiltern.
Rupert Everett as Lord Arthur Goring.
Julianne Moore as Mrs. Cheveley. Jeremy
Northam as Sir Robert Chiltern.

Director Oliver Parker.  Producers Barnaby Thompson, Uri Fruchtmann and Bruce Davey. Executive producers Susan B. Landau, Ralph Kemp, Andrea Calderwood.
Based on the play by Oscar Wilde. Screenplay adaptation by Parker. Cinematographer David Johnson. Editor Guy Bensley. Music Charlie Mole. Costumes Caroline Harris. Production designer Michael Howells. Art director Rod McClean. Set decorator Katie Lee. A Miramax Films presentation of a Fragile Film in association with Icon Productions, Pathe Pictures and the Arts Council of England. 
PG-13, for brief nudity/sexuality.
Running time: 1 hour, 37 minutes.

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A PLEASING SURPRISE
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2000
From: Elizabeth

My husband and I rented this movie hoping to see a well-done period comedy, nothing more, but at the end we were both exclaiming "What a great message!" While this film is mostly about honor, and what the characters will do to protect it, an even more powerful message becomes apparent : no one is perfect , and all of us are in need of grace." It is not the perfect but the imperfect who need love..." says the neer- do- well Lord Goring. A great discussion starter!