Little Dorrit
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Christine Edzard
Fiona Macalpine
Michael Elphick
Amanda Bellamy
Lizzie Mckenzie
Rosalie Crutchley
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Adaptation of Charles Dickens' least known novel, which is a political indictment of early 19th century England.
Director
Christine Edzard
Cast
Fiona Macalpine
Michael Elphick
Amanda Bellamy
Lizzie Mckenzie
Rosalie Crutchley
Arthur Kelly
Jack Gittings
Gwenda Hughes
Ian Hogg
Terry Day
Murray Melvin
Leonard Maguire
Stuart Burge
Joanna Brookes
John Quarmby
Anthea Holloway
Cordelia Ditton
Richard Clifford
Ken Morley
Maurice Elliot
Dawn Charatan
Pip Torrens
Tommy Shand
Janice Cramer
Leon Davis
Marjorie Sommerville
Susan Jane Tanner
David Cardy
Joan Stafford
Paul Rhys
Robert Mill
Patricia Hayes
Graham Seed
Gerald Perreau
Anthony Benson
David Bale
Christopher Whittingham
Susan Field
Richard Henry
Zephyr Steer
Rebecca Ham
Joanna Hurley
Cyril Cusack
Alec Wallis
Malcolm Tierney
Carol Street
Marilyn Milgrom
Imogen Millais Scott
Jo Warne
Marcel Steiner
Amanda Maxwell
Betty Turner
Malcolm Mudie
Pauline Quirke
Elizabeth Archer
Jonathan Cecil
Charles Hunter
Guy Nicholls
Bill Fraser
Brian Pettifer
Sarah Pickering
Roger Hammond
Shona Morris
Joanna Maude
Gerald Campion
David Whitworth
Terence Conoley
Tom Mccabe
Mark Knox
Alan Bennett
Sandra O'rourke
Darlene Johnson
Eli Woods
Alan Bungay
Arthur Nightingale
Laura Cox
Mike Carnel
Sally Ashby
John Warner
Bernard Padden
Arthur Hewlett
Brenda Bruce
Irene Frederick
Tusse Silberg
Amelda Brown
Alfred Hoffman
Ruth Mitchell
Billy Gray
Trevor Ray
Lee Fox
Cate Fowler
David Stoll
Peter Waddington
Jenny Galloway
Kate Williams
Alan Foss
Morwenna Banks
John Mcenery
John Tordoff
Patricia Napier
James Coyle
Odette Bennett
Arthur Blake
Derek Jacobi
Moya Brady
Donald Bisset
Daniel Chatto
Lelia Hoffman
Siobhan Nicholas
Harry Webster
Joan Greenwood
Katherine Best
Nat Pearn
John Harding
Joan Dainty
John Savident
Richard Graden
Sam Steer
Lin Sagovsky
Max Wall
John Dalby
Barbara Peak
David Foxxe
Stanley Lloyd
Ronnie Brody
Howard Goorney
Roshan Seth Obe
Alison Dowling
Eric Francis
John Levitt
Olivier Pierre
Robert Morley
Ricky Cave
Kathy Staff
Ian Gelder
Richard Stirling
David Trevena
Sarrina Caruthers
Iris Sadler
Ron Russell
Julia Lang
Sophie Ward
Ian Lindsay
Sophie Brew
Rita Triesman
Miriam Margoyles
Steve Ismay
Anna Whittingham
Diana Paris
Nadia Chambers
Doris Littlewood
Edward Burnham
Johnny Clayton
Harold Innocent
Robin Meredith
John Halstead
Donald Pelmear
Richard Cubison
Michael Eaves
Arthur Cox
Harry Cross
Cyril Epstein
Chris Darwin
David Doyle
Tracey Wilkinson
Liz Smith
Betty Marsden
Harry Whittingham
Diana Malin
Jackie Ekers
Charles Simon
Tony Jay
David Thewlis
Tim Wright
Ramon Martino
David Pugh
Rosemary Smith
Eric Richard
Nicholas Whittingham
Eve Whittingham
Luke Duckett
John Scott Martin
Christopher Hancock
Christopher Birch
Mark Arnold
Fred Beauman
Bryan Poyser
Danny Schiller
Molly Maureen
Eleanor Bron
John V Fahey
Nadine Large
Simon Dormandy
Ruth Sheen
Charlie Bartle
Doug Roe
Robert Putt
John Atkinson
Sidney Johnson
Crew
Celia Bannerman
Celia Bannerman
Ronnie Barlow
John Brabourne
Neale Brown
Philippe Brun
Jack Brymer
Paul Carr
Joyce Carter
Eleanor Chaudhuri
Jack Collins
Paul Colombo
Charlotte Darwin
Charlotte Darwin
St Clair Davis
Bruno De Keyzer
Bruno De Keyzer
Charles Dickens
Hugh Doherty
John Downes
John Downes
Christine Edzard
Harry Ellam
Harold Farley
Peter Feroze
Richard Feroze
John Fletcher
F Gabarro
Danielle Garderes
Claudie Gastine
Dave Goodey
Richard Goodwin
Linda Gregory
Linda Gregory
Lilla Griffin
Pat Halling
Jo Hannam
Jo Hannam
David Hatter
Trevor Ingman
Trevor Ingman
Linda Kathleen James
David Johnson
Godfrey Kirby
Dick Lewzey
Judith Loom
Scott Loom
Fraser Maclean
Michaela Mason
Mick Mason
Malcolm May
Mary Mcgowan
Charles Mcmillan
John Mcmillan
Chris Mortley
Sally Neale
Pat Noonan
Brian Paxton
Bill Reid
Michel Sanvoisin
Michel Sanvoisin
Peter Seater
Geoffrey Simm
Jackie Smith
Barbara Sonnex
Johanna Sonnex
Olivier Stockman
Terry Thomson
John Tyson
Giuseppe Verdi
Colin Vinton
John Whybrow
Elizabeth Woodthorpe
Elizabeth Woodthorpe
Film Details
Technical Specs
Award Nominations
Best Adapted Screenplay
Best Supporting Actor
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States September 21, 1988 (Shown at Boston Film Festival September 21, 1988.)
Released in United States Fall October 21, 1988
Released in United States November 16, 1988
Released in United States on Video August 16, 1989
Released in United States 1988
Released in United States February 1988
Released in United States March 1988
Released in United States September 1988
Released in United States September 21, 1988
Released in United States October 1988
Shown at Birmingham Film & Television Festival September-October 1988.
Shown at Berlin Film Festival February 1988.
Shown at New Directors/New Films series New York City March 26 & 27, 1988.
Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals September 8-17, 1988.
Shown at Boston Film Festival September 21, 1988.
Shown at Chicago International Film Festival October 26, 27 & 30, 1988.
Shown at International Flanders Film Festival in Ghent, Belgium (filmspectrum) October 12-22, 1988.
Began shooting November 18, 1985.
The film is in two parts. The first is entitled "Nobody's Fault", the second "Little Dorrit's Story".
Released in United States Fall October 21, 1988
Released in United States November 16, 1988 (Los Angeles)
Released in United States on Video August 16, 1989
Released in United States 1988 (Shown at Birmingham Film & Television Festival September-October 1988.)
Released in United States February 1988 (Shown at Berlin Film Festival February 1988.)
Released in United States September 1988 (Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals September 8-17, 1988.)
Released in United States March 1988 (Shown at New Directors/New Films series New York City March 26 & 27, 1988.)
Released in United States October 1988 (Shown at Chicago International Film Festival October 26, 27 & 30, 1988.)
Released in United States October 1988 (Shown at International Flanders Film Festival in Ghent, Belgium (filmspectrum) October 12-22, 1988.)
Voted Best Picture of the Year (1988) by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.
