| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Storm Thorgerson | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
| Bernard Hill | The Presenter | |
| Phil Daniels | Thomas de Quincey | |
| Thom Booker | Edgar Allan Poe | |
| Patrick Barlow | Theophile Gautier | |
| John McEnery | Charles Baudelaire | |
| Jon Finch | Gerard de Nerval | |
| Danny Webb | Jean Cocteau | |
| Brian Cory | Robert Graves | |
| Brian Aldiss | Self (author) | |
| J.G. Ballard | Self (author) | |
| Virginia Berridge | Self (author) | |
| Paul Bowles | Self (novelist) | |
| Todd Boyco | Andy Warhol | |
| Robin Buss | Self (translator) | |
| Carolyn Cassady | Self (author) | |
| Ann Charters | Self (author) | |
| E.M.R. Critchley | Self (author) | |
| Margaret Crosland | Self (author) | |
| Tony Dickenson | Self (neuropharmacologist) | |
| Annette Dolphin | Self (neuropharmacologist) | |
| David Gascoyne | Self (surrealist poet) | |
| Allen Ginsberg | Self (poet) | |
| Ronald Hayman | Self (author) | |
| John Hemmings | Self (author) | |
| Bernard Howells | Self (King's College, London) | |
| Francis Huxley | Self (nephew of Aldous Huxley) | |
| Laura Archera Huxley | Self (widow of Aldous Huxley) | |
| Oscar Janiger | Self (experimental psychiatrist) | |
| Marek Kohn | Self (author) | |
| Malcolm Lader | Self (psychopharmacologist) | |
| Timothy Leary | Self (LSD advocate) | |
| Grevel Lindop | Self (author) | |
| George Melly | Self (collector, surrealist art) | |
| Eric Mottram | Self (University of London) | |
| Paul OPrey | Self (editor) | |
| Diana Quick | Anais Nin | |
| Peggy Reynolds | Self (editor) | |
| John Richardson | Self (author) | |
| Avital Ronell | Self (author) | |
| June Rose | Self (author) | |
| Hubert Selby Jr. | Self (novelist) | |
| John Sessions | William Burroughs / Ken Kesey | |
| Harry Shapiro | Self (author) | |
| Jay Stevens | Self (author) | |
| Robert Stone | Self (author) | |
| Lawrence Sutin | Self (author) | |
| Ian Walker | Self (author) | |
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UK release date: 23rd February 1993
