Alec Guinness, Sarah Pickering, Cyril Cusack
Arthur Clennam returns to London after working abroad for many years with his now deceased father. Almost at once he becomes involved in the problems of his mother's seamstress Amy Dorrit and of her f...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 7, 2005
Stats: 22 reviews
Brilliant acheivement. Few ofther films capture the feel of Dickensian London so well, and none have dared what this film does - to tell a love story from the view points of both parties. Wrapped in social commentary, the film relates the love between Mr Clennam and Amy Dorrit, i...( read more)
Dickensian England is being described as a manipulative conversion of buffoons and upper class crooks and that adaptation is no exception to Charles' spirit.Edzard keeps a low profile and with the ever-mighty Guinness,the precise decoration of 19th century England,notwithstanding...( read more)
A wonderful adaptation of Charles Dicken's novel.
A beautifully acted film, which some might find over long. The language may also appear stilted as is delivered in true Dickensian style.
This is a tale of Little Dorrit as she and her family go from rags to riches and back agai...( read more)
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