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Great Expectations (1981)

Great Expectations (1981)
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Dickens' oft-filmed novel Great Expectations has been adapted several times for British television. This version was offered as a two-parter in 1980, then distributed to the U.S. in 1981. Gerry Sundquist stars as Pip, a young boy of humble means whose subsequent career in London is subsidized by a mysterious benefactor. Joan Hickson co-stars as the formidable Miss Havisham, who may be Pip's mysterious sponsor, while Stratford Johns also appears in a pivotal role. Running 300 minutes, Great Expectations is currently available as a 2-cassette videotape set. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Gerry Sundquist
Director(s):
Julian Amyes
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Great Expectations

Dickens' oft-filmed novel Great Expectations has been adapted several times for British television. This version was offered as a two-parter in 1980, then distributed to the U.S. in 1981. Gerry Sundquist stars as Pip, a young boy of humble means whose subsequent career in London is subsidized by a mysterious benefactor. Joan Hickson co-stars as the formidable Miss Havisham, who may be Pip's mysterious sponsor, while Stratford Johns also appears in a pivotal role. Running 300 minutes, Great Expectations is currently available as a 2-cassette videotape set. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
351 mins

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Director(s):
Julian Amyes
Writer(s):
James Andrew Hall
Producer(s):
Barry Letts
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    Rick R.

    The acting in this is pretty terrible, but it is an accurate depiction of the story.

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