
At 73, writer Quentin Crisp (1908‑1999) wanders Manhattan, an English expatriate at ease. Nossiter’s camera follows him in eye‑shadow, on a makeshift stage, delivering wry remarks, chatting with John Hurt (who played him in “The Naked Civil Servant”), and dining with friends. Acquaintances comment on his gay, effeminate persona and his role in gay‑rights history, painting a portrait of wit and quiet suffering.
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John Hurt
Self - Actor

Fran Lebowitz
Writer

Paul Morrissey
Self

Robert Patrick
Playwright

Sting
Singer

Peter Walker
The Bum

Felicity Mason
Dinner Hostess / Writer

Sally Jessy Raphael
Talk Show Host (archive footage)

Quentin Crisp
Self

David McDermott
Painter

Holly Woodlawn
Performer / Actor

Michael Musto
Gossip Columnist

Al Goldstein
Pornographer

Penny Arcade
Performance Artist

Gus Rogerson
Street Performer

Michaela Murphy
Street Performer

Gilbert Stafford
Man on Street

John Sex
Self

Guy Kettelhack
Writer

Richard Seiburth
Professor

Hunter Madson
Writer

Shi Ringer
Gay Activist

Tom Steele
Self - Publisher

Lenny Dean
Cabaret Performer

Patrick Angus
Painter

Paul Bridgewater
Gallery Owner

Orshi Drozdick
Sculptor

Emile de Antonio
Filmmaker

Peter McGough
Painter

Trey Spiegel
Painters' Friend

Franco the Great
Painter

Vincent Hanlon
Self
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