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Jim Broadbent | Wackford Squeers | |
Tom Courtenay | Newman Noggs | |
Alan Cumming | Mr. Folair | |
Edward Fox | Sir Mulberry Hawk | |
Anne Hathaway | Madeline Bray | |
Charlie Hunnam | Nicholas Nickleby | |
Nathan Lane | Vincent Crummles | |
Christopher Plummer | Ralph Nickleby | |
Timothy Spall | Charles Cheeryble | |
Juliet Stevenson | Mrs. Squeers | |
Stella Gonet | Mrs. Nickleby | |
Andrew Havill | Mr. Nickleby | |
Henry McGrath | Child Nicholas Nickleby | |
Hugh Mitchell | Boy Nicholas Nickleby | |
Poppy Rogers | Child Kate Nickleby | |
Jessie Lou Roberts | Young Kate Nickleby | |
Romola Garai | Kate Nickleby | |
Angela Curran | Parent | |
Jamie Bell | Smike |
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Producer | John Hart
Robert Kessel |
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Writer | Douglas McGrath
Charles Dickens |
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Cinematography | Dick Pope
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Musician | Rachel Portman
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Nicholas Nickleby (Charlie Hunnam) is young man growing up in England. He lives a fairly comfortable life due to his family’s wealth, until his father dies and the family loses all its money. The remains of the family travel to London to seek help from their estranged Uncle Ralph (Christopher Plummer). Ralph, a very demented man separates the family by sending Nicholas to a boarding school. Nicholas is quite unhappy there as it is run by the awful Wackford Squares (Jim Broadbent). Nicholas after several months of abuse escapes the school with one of his peers and sets out on a journey to find love and to reunite his family, and thwart his evil uncle. |
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