Wilde was filmed in London & Swanage in the United Kingdom and Granada in Spain.
University
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Street
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St. James's Theatre (exterior & lobby)
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Prison
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Spanish Plaza
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The Cadogan Hotel (exterior)
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Stables
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Scene was shot The house on the Luton Hoo Estate was designed in the neoclassical style by architect Robert Adam and constructed for John Stuart, the 3rd Earl of Bute starting in 1767. The exterior of the house was renovated by architect Robert Smirke in 1830 to its present form. The house was gutted by a fire in 1843 and in the subsequent rebuild the interior was modernized to match Smirke's exterior. The interior was redesigned once more in 1903 by new owner Sir Julius Wernher in the belle epoque style. Currently the house is operated as a 228-room luxury hotel, while the surrounding estate is still owned by the Wernher family.
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Pier
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Beach
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Club
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Scene was shot The Athenaeum is a private club for men pursing intellectual interests, focusing on members who have earned distinction in the sciences or arts. Women weren't allowed as guests in the club until 1972, and were denied membership until 2002. The clubhouse was constructed in 1830 by architect Decimus Burton in the Neoclassical style with the top two smaller floors added later at the end of that century.
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Scene was shot Somerset house is a large neoclassical building that was designed by Sir William Chambers and constructed in 1776 in the Strand on the River Thames. For over two centuries the structure housed various learned societies and public offices including the Royal Academy, the Geological Society, the Navy Board, and the Stamp & Tax offices. In the mid 1980s the house was redeveloped into a centre for the visual arts.
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