

The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby
Overview
A young, compassionate man struggles to save his family and friends from the abusive exploitation of his cold-hearted, grasping uncle.
- Production
- Channel Four International, Company Pictures
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Cast

James D'Arcy
Nicholas Nickleby

Charles Dance
Ralph Nickleby

Sophia Myles
Kate Nickleby

Diana Kent
Mrs. Nickleby

Gregor Fisher
Mr. Squeers

Lee Ingleby
Smike

Pam Ferris
Mrs. Squeers

Debbie Chazen
Fanny Squeers

Berwick Kaler
Mr. Snawley

Tom Hollander
Mr. Mantalini

Marian McLoughlin
Madame Mantalini

Tom Ellis
John Browdie

Donald Sumpter
Mr. Brooker

Malcolm Tierney
Vincent Crummles

Jacqueline Tong
Mrs. Crummles

Richard Katz
Mr. Lenville

Tom Hiddleston
Lord

JJ Feild
Frank Cheeryble

Jonathan Coy
Charles Cheeryble

Lorraine Stanley
Maid
Crew
- Director
- Stephen Whittaker
- Composer
- Colin Towns
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Peter McGinn
May 10, 2021
I am sure this is a credible interpretation of the Disney classic. It feels Dickensian, but it has been many years since I read the book. I liked the look of the movie, the grime n\and poverty of London, the country scenery. The acting was fine. I thought a few of the characters were little more than stereotypical cliches, but that might be Dickensian also, always an eye towards exaggeration. I would have liked to see more depth in some of the minor characters, and the plight of those scho…