Favorite CHARLES DICKENS Movie and Television Adaptations
Below is a list of my current favorite screen adaptations of Charles Dickens' novels and short stories: ( Collapse )
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- alec guinness, alun armstrong, andrew davies, andy serkis, angela pleasence, anna friel, anna maxwell-martin, anne reid, anthony calf, anton lesser, arthur darvill, barbara hicks, basil rathbone, bernard hepton, bill paterson, british empire, bryan dick, burn gorman, carey mulligan, catherine tate, charles dance, charles dickens, claire foy, colin jeavons, cyril shaps, david bradley, david horovitch, david lean, david morrissey, david schofield, david warner, denholm elliot, denis lawson, diana rigg, donald sumpter, e.e. clive, eddie marsan, edna may oliver, elizabeth allan, elsa lanchester, french revolution, geoffrey whitehead, george c. scott, george sewell, georgia king, georgian era, gillian anderson, harriet walter, henry stephenson, history, holidays, hugh williams, hugo speer, ian mcdiarmid, ian mcelhinney, ian richardson, ioan gruffudd, isabel jewell, james fleet, janine duvitski, jason watkins, jessie ralph, joan hickson, joanna david, joanne whalley, judy parfitt, julian glover, july monarchy, justine waddell, keeley hawes, kenneth cranham, lewis stone, lilo baur, linda bassett, lionel barrymore, literary, lucy gutteridge, lysette anthony, malcolm terris, margaret tyzack, matthew macfadyen, maureen o'sullivan, maurice denham, michael cronin, michael culkin, michael gough, movies, nathaniel parker, nicholas jones, nigel davenport, old hollywood, pam ferris, patrick kennedy, patsy kensit, paul mcgann, pauline collins, peter vaughan, peter wight, phil davis, rachel power, reginald owen, richard griffiths, richard harrington, robert hardy, robert lang, robert pugh, robin bailey, roger frost, ron cook, ronald colman, russell tovey, sandy welch, seán mcginley, second empire, selina cadell, sharon maughan, sheila hancock, shirley cain, steven mackintosh, susannah york, t.p. mckenna, television, timothy spall, timothy west, tom courtenay, tom georgeson, tony curran, travel, una o'connor, victorian age, warren clarke, zelah clarke
