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David Copperfield
a.k.a. Exxon Mobil Masterpiece Theatre: David Copperfield Director: Sarah-Jane Cornish, Simon Curtis Cast: Bob Hoskins, Maggie Smith, Ian McKellen, Ciarán McMenamin

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  • DVD Release Date: 08/15/2006
  • Original Release: 1999
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 1,000

Viewer Rating: (4 ratings)

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Closed Caption; Dicken's Favorite Child: A behind the scenes look at the creation of David Copperfield

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- David Copperfield
1. A Boy [5:47]
2. A Chill Wind [4:39]
3. Away From Home [5:17]
4. Surprise for You [5:30]
5. Firm Improvements [3:16]
6. Goodbyes [3:29]
7. Salem House [7:19]
8. Your Brother [5:20]
9. Mourning [4:32]
10. London [5:13]
11. Negotiate [3:17]
12. King's Bench Prison [7:14]
13. Betsey Trotwood [5:02]
14. Mr. Dick [6:44]
15. New Home [2:47]
16. Agnes Wickfield [6:12]
17. Young Gentleman [4:02]
18. End Credits [1:03]
1. A New Life [4:08]
2. Agnes's Invite [6:00]
3. Renewing Old Acquaintances [4:59]
4. Peggotty Again [5:23]
5. Little Emily [4:27]
6. Dinner With Micawber [4:54]
7. A Beggar [4:25]
8. Uriah's Schemes [5:10]
9. Disastrous Events [4:48]
10. She Is Gone [5:11]
11. Women in Distress [6:45]
12. Patience [4:16]
13. Lost and Found [5:54]
14. After the Storm [3:36]
15. Uriah Heep [5:39]
16. Departures [9:29]
17. Reunions [6:43]
18. End Credits [1:05]

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Editorial Reviews

A distinguished cast highlights this made-for-TV adaptation of one of Charles Dickens' best-loved novels. Young David Copperfield (Daniel Radcliffe) is loved by his mother Clara (Emilia Fox), but does not get along with his foul-tempered stepfather, Murdstone (Trevor Eve). After biting Murdstone during a fight, David is forced to attend a boarding school operated by the vicious and humorless Mr. Creakle (Ian McKellen). After Clara suddenly dies, David is sent to work; while his labors are tiring and poorly compensated, he finds a benefactor in the good-hearted Mr. Micawber (Bob Hoskins) and his wife (Imelda Staunton). However, Micawber does not manage money well, and winds up in a debtors prison. Left to his devices, David sets out to find one of his few surviving relatives, his eccentric Aunt Betsy (Maggie Smith). The years pass, and the grown-up David (Ciaran McMenamin) has struggled to build a better life for himself, with the help of Betsy's attorney, Mr. Wickfield. David also becomes friendly with Wickfield's daughter Agnes (Amanda Ryan), but he finds a nemesis in the lawyer's clerk Uriah Heep (Nicholas Lyndhurst). David also marries a simple woman named Nora (Joanna Page), but their union brings him little happiness. David Copperfield was a co-production of the BBC and WGBH Boston. It received its American premier on the acclaimed anthology series Masterpiece Theatre. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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Engaging Dicken's novel put to film.by WildaboutHarry

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June 22, 2009: I have enjoyed all the Dickens' novels put to film and this one is no exception. I loved Daniel Ratcliff as the younger David - thought he did a wonderful job. And Maggie Smith is such a great actress! Very enjoyable for the entire family.

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A Great English Classic!!!!!!!by Anonymous

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December 30, 2005: I love this movie! It's one of my favoite movies! Daniel Radcliffe's perfomance is awesome! It makes me want to read the book. I just wish Daniel Radcliffe was in it longer.

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