Caroline Harker, Clive Russell, Douglas Hodge
The BBC has raised the mini-series to an astonishing creative peak. A prime example is the 1994 production of Middlemarch, based on the classic novel by George Eliot, which juxtaposes morals an...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 19, 2005
Stats: 57 reviews
This unfortunately was not to my liking. I was more interested in the secondary relationships instead of the one I was supposed to be into. Not to say that I didn't like the two main characters but their relationship did not develop to my taste. Not enough "romance" to spark m...( read more)
Middlemarch is no simple book to tackle, even for a six hour movie. Yet this mini-series adapts this broad and sweeping novel with apparent ease. Some of the nuances, such as Ladislaw's connection to Bulstrode, were lost amongst the dozens of other stories. An explanation of fami...( read more)
a lovely film, not perfect because for me there is not enough romance, however it shows the main themes of the story well.
it is romantic and dramatic.
it enlightens you and with so many stories going on there's always something to keep an eye on.
a good cast, sewell and...( read more)
Near perfect adaption of what should be an unadaptable novel. They'll never get everything in a six hour mini-series of a 900 page novel, but they try very hard! All performances are brilliant, particularly Rufus Sewell as Ladislaw and Juliet Aubrey as Dorothea, who brings the em...( read more)
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