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Series Cast Summary
Roy Dotrice | ... |
Charles Dickens
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(13 episodes, 1976)
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John F. Landry | ... |
Dolby
(12 episodes, 1976)
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Diana Coupland | ... |
Mrs. Dickens
(9 episodes, 1976)
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Adrienne Burgess | ... |
Catherine Dickens
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(8 episodes, 1976)
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Lois Baxter | ... |
Mary Hogarth
(7 episodes, 1976)
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Graham Faulkner | ... |
Fred Dickens
(6 episodes, 1976)
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Simon Bell | ... |
Charles Dickens as a Boy
(6 episodes, 1976)
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Holly Palance | ... |
Miss Baldwin
(6 episodes, 1976)
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Gene Foad | ... |
Charles Dickens as a Young Man
(5 episodes, 1976)
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Robert Longden | ... |
Hablot Browne
(4 episodes, 1976)
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T.R. Bowen | ... |
John Forster
(4 episodes, 1976)
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Paul Lavers | ... |
James Lamert
(3 episodes, 1976)
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Pheona McLellan | ... |
Fanny Dickens as a Child
(3 episodes, 1976)
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George Waring | ... |
Huffam
(3 episodes, 1976)
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Claire McLellan | ... |
Letitia Dickens
(3 episodes, 1976)
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Lynsey Baxter | ... |
Orfling
(3 episodes, 1976)
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Richard Kay | ... |
Hall
(3 episodes, 1976)
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Michael Macowan | ... |
Sir Giles
(3 episodes, 1976)
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Dudley Jones | ... |
La Salle
(3 episodes, 1976)
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Karen Dotrice | ... |
Maria Beadnell
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Raymond Francis | ... |
Mr. Beadnell
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Ben Kingsley | ... |
Dr. John Elliotson
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Richard Leech | ... |
Mr. Hogarth
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Richard Hampton | ... |
Daniel MacLise
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Anthony May | ... |
Hullah
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(2 episodes, 1976)
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John Baddeley | ... |
Bentley
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(2 episodes, 1976)
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Sheila Felvin | ... |
Mary Ann Leigh
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Gillian Rhind | ... |
Miss Allison
(2 episodes, 1976)
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John Nettles | ... |
Macrone
(2 episodes, 1976)
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John Ringham | ... |
Chapman
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Derek Francis | ... |
Stage Manager
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Norwich Duff | ... |
Gentleman
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(2 episodes, 1976)
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Liz Edmiston | ... |
Desdemona
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Robin Halstead | ... |
Kolle
(2 episodes, 1976)
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David Ashford | ... |
Mr. Ainsworth
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Patsy Kensit | ... |
Georgina Hogarth
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Graham Seed | ... |
Potter
(2 episodes, 1976)
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George Roubicek | ... |
Eberfield
(2 episodes, 1976)
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James Walsh | ... |
Wise
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Robert Robinson | ... |
Head Porter
(2 episodes, 1976)
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Seymour Matthews | ... |
Edgar Allan Poe
(1 episode, 1976)
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Christine McKenna | ... |
Georgina Hogarth
(1 episode, 1976)
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Bob Sessions | ... |
Clerk
(1 episode, 1976)
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Connie Booth | ... |
Sophie
(1 episode, 1976)
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Michael Darbyshire | ... |
Mr. V.
(1 episode, 1976)
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Roy Marsden | ... |
Stanfield
(1 episode, 1976)
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Ken Wynne | ... |
Mr. De'ath
(1 episode, 1976)
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Gwen Cherrell | ... |
Mrs. Beadnell
(1 episode, 1976)
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Anthony Douse | ... |
Thomas Gregory
(1 episode, 1976)
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Milton Johns | ... |
Samuel Starey
(1 episode, 1976)
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Production Companies
Distributors
- Yorkshire Television (YTV) (1976) (United Kingdom) (tv)
- Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) (1977) (United States) (tv)
- Masterpiece Theatre (1977) (United States) (tv)
- BWE Video (1998) (United States) (VHS)
- Koch Vision (2007) (United States) (DVD)
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Plot Summary |
Charles Dickens grew up in a family where his father was larger than life. The elder Dickens is a teller of tales and always seems to have ambitions that are well beyond his means or his capabilities. He is also constantly in debt and, at more than one point in his life, finds himself in debtor's prison, forcing Charles to leave school at the age of 12 and work. Charles finds success in his writing and marries, his wife Kate bearing them many children despite her delicate mental state. He has a touch of his father in him, however, particularly when it comes to money. He is of course remembered as one of the great writers of the 19th century. Written by garykmcd |
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