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The Pickwick Papers

The Pickwick Papers

1985TV Series
Drama
7.1
IMDB Rating
326 votes

Samuel Pickwick and friends traveling England by coach, observing life's phenomena. Their humorous misadventures are recorded in the Pickwick Papers.

Director
N/A
Writers
N/A
Stars
Nigel Stock, Clive Swift, Jeremy Nicholas
Release Date
January 6, 1985
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
💬 5
Reviews
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🎭 Top Cast

Nigel Stock
Nigel Stock
as Samuel Pickwick
Clive Swift
Clive Swift
as Tracy Tupman
Jeremy Nicholas
Jeremy Nicholas
as Nathaniel Winkle
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Alan Parnaby
as Augustus Snodgrass
Ray Brooks
Ray Brooks
as Narrator
Phil Daniels
Phil Daniels
as Sam Weller
Patrick Malahide
Patrick Malahide
as Alfred Jingle
Milton Johns
Milton Johns
as Perker
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Colin Douglas
as Mr. Wardle
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Pip Donaghy
as Job Trotter

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
1.33 : 1
Sound
Mono
Color
Color
Production
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

🏷️ Keywords

victorian eraslice of life1830s19th centurybased on the novel of the same name

🎯 Categories

Drama

⭐ Featured Review

Thoroughly enjoyable and skillful adaptation of a Dickens favourite.
by terrence-paris2015-08-11
10/10

"I just finished watching the 12th and final episode of the BBC adaptation of Dickens' The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. Much more of the plot could be included over the span of 6 hours than in the 1952 movie version of less than 2 hours. The only significant omissions were the extended interplay between the medical students Benjamin Allen and Bob Sawyer, the Bath episode, and the Reverend Mr. Stiggins' malign influence over Sam's step-mother. As already mentioned by one reviewer, Phil Daniels as Sam Weller and Patrick Malahide as Mr. Jingle are standout performances. I..."

💡 Did You Know?

Mr Tupman's first name is Tracy. In Dickens' time this was a male name, but like Beverley and Hilary it is regarded nowadays as almost exclusively a female name.

📖 Synopsis

Samuel Pickwick and friends traveling England by coach, observing life's phenomena. Their humorous misadventures are recorded in the Pickwick Papers.