Poor boy Dorian Gray (Ben Barnes) came to London from the countryside and met Basil (Ben Chaplin) and Henry (Colin Firth), both of whom saw that he was handsome, so they recommended him to the social circle. Basil used him as a human model and painted a delicate and lifelike half-length portrait, which immediately aroused the surprise and admiration of the social circle. From then on, Gray entered the world of fame and fortune and lived a colorful life every day. By chance, he fell in love with Cecilia, a small theater actress. The two fell in love at first sight and privately decided to spend their lives together. Hearing that Gray was going to get married, Henry began to induce him not to believe in marriage and should enjoy the wind and moon. As a result, Gray had a conflict with his lover. Later, people found her pregnant body in the river, which shocked and annoyed him, but he was powerless to save it. Gray completely degenerates and constantly anesthetizes himself with women, alcohol and even drugs. A soul has since embarked on an evil path... This film is adapted from The Picture of Dorian Gray, the first novel by British writer Oscar Wilde, published in 1891.