- Lord
Alfred Bruce Douglas (22
October 1870 – 20
March 1945), also
known as
Bosie Douglas, was an
English poet and journalist, and a
lover of
Oscar Wilde...
-
Bosie may
refer to: a googly, a type of
delivery in the game of
cricket a
nickname for Lord
Alfred Douglas, the
lover of
Oscar Wilde,
addressed as such...
- A googly, also
known as a wrong'un or
Bosie, is a type of
delivery in the game of
cricket bowled by a right-arm leg spin bowler. It is
different from...
- (2012) at the Noël
Coward Theatre; as
Oscar Wilde's
young lover Lord
Alfred "
Bosie"
Douglas in The
Judas Kiss (2012–2013) at the
Hampstead Theatre, during...
- who runs a po****r hair
salon in
London Gershwyn Eustache Jr. as Albie,
Bosie's fence and
former cellmate, who
lives overseas Tomi May as King, a pawnbroker...
-
reunites with his old
lover Bosie Douglas,
angering Robbie,
whose secret love for him has
never been reciprocated.
Oscar and
Bosie flee
together to Naples...
-
hands of his
young lover Bosie (Lord
Alfred Douglas). Act 1: London, 1895
Oscar Wilde's
spoiled and
impetuous young lover Bosie has
succeeded in instigating...
-
Hampstead Theatre beginning 6
September 2012, co-starring
Freddie Fox as
Bosie, and
directed by Neil Armfield. It ran at the
Hampstead through 13 October...
-
Alfred "
Bosie" Douglas, whom he had met
briefly the year before. The two fall into a p****ionate and
tempestuous relationship. The
hedonistic Bosie is not...
-
Teague and most of his
posse dying.
Inman chases Bosie, Teague's lieutenant, and
exchange fast draws.
Bosie is killed, and
Inman is
mortally wounded. Ada...
