I'm travelling with Miriam Margolyes in the theatre piece "Dicken's Women", playing piano. It has revived my appetite for Dickens and his brilliance, and I've started reading "Dombey and Son"!
I fucking hate this book. BUT OMG IT'S A CLASSIC IT'S SO GREAT AND WONDERFUL YOU OUGHT TO LOVE GOOD OLD FASHIONED DRY ASS LITERATURE. Shut the fuck up. I dare the people that call this a wonderful amazing classic to try and read Twilight. OH BUT IT'S NOT A CLASSIC. Don't be a lazy ass -.-' Willingly torture yourself the way you're telling me to.
@xXDMXxjake Yes this is british shit but, If it makes you feel any better the dark knight director chris nolan said that this movie was his inspiration for the next batman trilogy the dark knight rises..
@SicariusBarritus Dickens can be impossible to understand, so I don't think it'd be necessarily LAZY to not read it. To not attempt is lazy. But I agree; I loved the book. (:
That appears to be Barry Morse (Gerard from The Fugitive) playing the despicable Marquis. Peter Cushing as the old doctor; Kenneth More as Mr. Lorry; Alice Krige as Lucy; Billie Whitelaw as Madame DeFarge--familiar faces--a splendid cast. But, who played Miss Pross? I remember seeing this version years ago. Thank you so much for posting it.
@hyphymovment510 It's actually something called snuff; it's the third way to take tobacco, apart from a pipe or cigarettes. It was said to clear out your nostrils, but this way of taking tobacco died out somewhere in the 19th Century...
@hyphymovment510 No that was something called 'snuff' that the rich were privy to sniffing during the 16th-18th centuries. It is actually powdered tobacco, the rich thought smoking a pipe to be vulgar so they just sniffed up the nose instead!
@mrhungmai Just use Sparknotes. Not only does that website provide a summary of each chapter, but it also goes into detail about the book's theme and symbolism.
I'm travelling with Miriam Margolyes in the theatre piece "Dicken's Women", playing piano. It has revived my appetite for Dickens and his brilliance, and I've started reading "Dombey and Son"!
pianomansydney 1 week ago
Yayy! Is Dickens' birth bicentenniel!
b. February 7, 1812
HeathenTube 2 weeks ago
I fucking hate this book. BUT OMG IT'S A CLASSIC IT'S SO GREAT AND WONDERFUL YOU OUGHT TO LOVE GOOD OLD FASHIONED DRY ASS LITERATURE. Shut the fuck up. I dare the people that call this a wonderful amazing classic to try and read Twilight. OH BUT IT'S NOT A CLASSIC. Don't be a lazy ass -.-' Willingly torture yourself the way you're telling me to.
TheChickenRiceBowl 2 weeks ago
French prostitutes and French venereal diseases were deadly forces to be reckoned with
ThePayola123 2 weeks ago
Thanks for posting.
n0iwont 4 weeks ago
not like the book :(
Swagdaddy777 1 month ago
thanks for sharing ! good thing
amirdie 1 month ago
fuck brittish classic shit i am in a history class. only watching by force
xXDMXxjake 1 month ago 4
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@xXDMXxjake Yes this is british shit but, If it makes you feel any better the dark knight director chris nolan said that this movie was his inspiration for the next batman trilogy the dark knight rises..
moronplanet 1 month ago
anyone knw a torrent to download dis movie??
metalicharsha 1 month ago
what year was this production from?
debbiejwilson1 1 month ago
@debbiejwilson1 1980
PopeOfTheUniverse 3 weeks ago
Hi Debbie,
Is from 1980, see @2:01, is the copyright date.
HeathenTube 2 weeks ago
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kwaknit1017 1 month ago
An absolutely classic british novel, but enjoyed this rendition, thanks for uploading!
reldditmot 1 month ago
there iz a gr8 ezample of true luv in dis movie<3
princessmano08 2 months ago
Read the book, then sparknote it and for notes. But reading it is nessicary.
Mazz1420 2 months ago
thumbs up if you had to watch this for an english paper. lol
kenyaaroxursox13 2 months ago 8
When she faints, Mr. Lorry doesn't seem too surprised :P
156Adrian165 2 months ago
What is he snorting at the beginning?
hotpants69 3 months ago
will thiss help mee iff i need to read thee book and i justt watch thiss insead ? seems fasstterr...
Lyndseybearrr 3 months ago 9
@Lyndseybearrr The book is a classic. Read it. Don't be a lazy ass.
SicariusBarritus 3 months ago 38
@SicariusBarritus Dickens can be impossible to understand, so I don't think it'd be necessarily LAZY to not read it. To not attempt is lazy. But I agree; I loved the book. (:
LaeBehleFere 2 months ago
@SicariusBarritus fuckoff i am in the same fucking situation answer us correctly. xD
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@Lyndseybearrr despicable philistine!
thehoopoe 2 months ago
A glimpse at what the USA is becoming: a handful of rich and the rest poor. History repeats itself.
eric5906 3 months ago
that's my favorite novel.....thanks Charles Dickens
drskeletone 3 months ago
The original title was "The Sale of Two Tities." When it was changed to "The Tale of Two Cities," it became a hit.
Glinkaism1 3 months ago
Great Bro,This really helps me with my literature :)
MrSibghat 3 months ago
guys is this the same as the book or r they different in words i mean
mmmmmm24180113 4 months ago
what year was this movie made
armorhide406 4 months ago
Ahhhh, we saw this version in my English class in high school. Good book, good movie.
MyPaperBleedsInk 4 months ago
That appears to be Barry Morse (Gerard from The Fugitive) playing the despicable Marquis. Peter Cushing as the old doctor; Kenneth More as Mr. Lorry; Alice Krige as Lucy; Billie Whitelaw as Madame DeFarge--familiar faces--a splendid cast. But, who played Miss Pross? I remember seeing this version years ago. Thank you so much for posting it.
ThymeBottle 4 months ago
is he sniffing cocain??
hyphymovment510 5 months ago 16
@hyphymovment510 snuff is more likely lol
luckieO7 5 months ago
@hyphymovment510 actually i believe it's snuff tobacco.
padfootrocksmysocks 3 months ago
@hyphymovment510 It's actually something called snuff; it's the third way to take tobacco, apart from a pipe or cigarettes. It was said to clear out your nostrils, but this way of taking tobacco died out somewhere in the 19th Century...
Ereldor 2 months ago
@hyphymovment510 Its snuff
AliFang 2 months ago
@hyphymovment510 Snuff..
reldditmot 1 month ago
@hyphymovment510 ....whatever he is sniffing, he is not a gentleman. The way he puts it straight into his nostrils was considerd ill mannered!
n0iwont 4 weeks ago
@hyphymovment510 No that was something called 'snuff' that the rich were privy to sniffing during the 16th-18th centuries. It is actually powdered tobacco, the rich thought smoking a pipe to be vulgar so they just sniffed up the nose instead!
up4itgal 1 day ago
we are watching this in school :3
charllotte36 6 months ago
105 north tower ? it is it the place where he was held prisoner?
GuyaneseGangstar 6 months ago 4
what year was this movie made in?
wildcats742 6 months ago
thank for posting the movie. I need to watch the movie to understand the book "A Tale of two cities" that I'm reading in class :) LOL
mrhungmai 6 months ago
@mrhungmai Just use Sparknotes. Not only does that website provide a summary of each chapter, but it also goes into detail about the book's theme and symbolism.
zeexohxee 6 months ago
Thanks for uploading this!
jcbby 6 months ago
Thanks so much for posting the movie. I now find that this one is my favorite version!
LetFreedomRing 8 months ago