Oscar Wilde
In 1908, Millard released "Oscar Wilde: Art and Morality", a defence of "The Picture of Dorian Gray". This was followed in the same year by a privately printed bibliography of Oscar Wilde and, in 1910, by "The Oscar Wilde Calendar" with a "quotation from the works of Oscar Wilde for every day in the year with some unrecorded sayings selected by Stuart Mason". In early 1912, he published "Oscar Wilde: Three Times Tried", the first complete account of the trials which later became the basis for the 1960 film "The Trials of Oscar Wilde" starring Peter Finch as Wilde.