Little Dorrit (Nobody's Fault) (Little Dorrit's Story)

Little Dorrit (Nobody's Fault) (Little Dorrit's Story) (1988)

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Little Dorrit was intended as the cinematic equivalent to the mammoth, eight-hour Royal Shakespeare Company's staging of Charles Dickens' Nicholas Nickelby. The film was released to theaters in two parts, each running approximately three hours. The first part, subtitled "Nobody's… More

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Genres
Art House & International, Drama
In Theaters
Mar 26, 1988 Wide

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  • John B


    Not terribly captivating despite the stellar lineup. I think I have little patience for Dickens translations. I blame reading Bleak House and feeling ill afterwards.

  • Dimitris S


    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… More

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