Charles Dance, Diana Kent, Dominic West
A comic, brutal and passionate take of greed and love in Victorian England. A top-notch cast of veteran actors and rising young newcomers shines in a lavish new British production of the Charles Dicke...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 8, 2002
Stats: 52 reviews
I swear, if it weren't for the British, I wouldn't know anything about literature. Nicholas Nickleby is actually a really good story and this is a good adaptation.
Brillant! James D'arcy is fantastic and the ensemble is wonderful. Balanced between the thematic darkness and moments of gaiety are some interesting moments.
The acting and script of this film was to me worth 5 stars, unfortunately certain scenes added cause me to take away a couple of stars.
James D'Arcy was fantastic, and I sat through this whole entire series without moving from my seat. Loved it!
The movie was good and it shows some meaning of life without courage and faith...
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