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Keith Allen | Jonas Chuzzlewit | |
Roger Ashton-Griffiths | George Chuzzlewit | |
Lynda Bellingham | Mrs. Lupin | |
David Bradley | David Crimple | |
Emma Chambers | Charity Pecksniff | |
Charlie Condou | Footman | |
Julian Fellowes | Dr. Jobling | |
Paul Francis | Bailey | |
Paul Bailey | Benjamin Bailey | |
Peter-Hugo Daly | Chevy Slyme | |
Paul Scofield | old Martin Chuzzlewit | |
Tom Wilkinson | Seth Pecksniff | |
Philip Franks | Tom Pinch | |
Julia Sawalha | Mercy Pecksniff | |
Pauline Turner | Mary Graham | |
Pete Postlethwaite | Montague Tigg | |
Ben Walden | young Martin Chuzzlewit | |
Maggie Steed | Mrs. Todgers | |
Elizabeth Spriggs | Mrs. Gamp | |
John Mills | Mr. Chuffey | |
Joan Sims | Besty Prig |
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Producer | Rebecca Eaton
Chris Parr |
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Writer | Charles Dickens
David Lodge |
A host of memorable characters and a thrilling tale come together in this magnificent adaptation of Dickens' comic masterpiece of greed and selfishness, now in a beautifully remastered version. Who will inherit the riches of wealthy old Martin Chuzzlewiit? The only person he trusts is his companion and nurse, the young orphan Mary Graham, but she is employed on the understanding that she will not inherit a penny. He has disinherited his grandson, Young Martin, suspicious of the young man's love for Mary. With such a fortune at stake, the rest of the family closes in like sharks. The obsequious Pecksniff, with his daughters Mercy and Charity, attempts to grovel into the old man's good graces, while the wicked Jonas will top at nothing... not even murder. |
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