in which Mozart appears as a DJ wannabe instead of being the real Mozart after he met the people and culture of his future. In The Amadeus Net, by Mark A. Rayner, Mozart is an immortal living in the world's first sentient city, Ipolis, where he supports himself by selling "lost" compositions and playing jazz piano in bars. The alternate history novel Time for Patriots has a trio of time travelers cure Mozart's wife of an abscess on her ankle (historically documented), which allows them to treat him when he falls ill. In consequence he does an opera based on Benjamin Franklin and composes other works until his death in 1805. Drama Alexander Pushkin's play Mozart and Salieri is based on the supposed rivalry between Mozart and Antonio Salieri, particularly the idea that it was poison received from the latter that caused Mozart's death. This idea is not supported by modern scholarship. Peter Shaffer's play Amadeus focuses on the difference between true and sublime genius (Mozart) and mere high-quality craftsmanship (Salieri). Shaffer seems to have been especially taken by the contrast between Mozart's enjoyment of vulgarity (for which historical evidence exists, in the form of his letters to his cousin) and the sublime character of his music. In 2007, he was portrayed by John Sessions in the Doctor Who audio adventure 100 in a story that explored the ramifications of Mozart being granted immortality. Film Stephen Haggard portrays Mozart in the 1936 British film Whom the Gods Love. Gino Cervi portrays Mozart in the 1940 Italian film Eternal Melodies. Hans Holt portrays Mozart in the 1942 Austrian film Wen die Götter lieben. Oskar Werner portrays Mozart in 1958 Austrian film Mozart. Cristopher Davidson portrays 14-year-old Mozart in Bologna in the 1984 Italian film Noi tre. Shaffer's play was subsequently made into a 1984 American film, Amadeus. Mozart was portrayed by actor Tom Hulce, who was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor. portrays Mozart in the 1991 Austrian film Wolfgang A. Mozart In the 2010 French film Mozart's Sister, a biopic of his older sister Nannerl, a young Mozart is played by French child actor David Moreau. Aneurin Barnard portrays Mozart in the 2017 film Interlude in Prague. Daniel Dorr portrays Mozart in the 2020 film Bill & Ted Face the Music. Mentioned during the "I've got a dream" song in the 2010 film Tangled. Mozart's music has been