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  • 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"!

  • Yayy! Is Dickens' birth bicentenniel!

    b. February 7, 1812

  • 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.

  • French prostitutes and French venereal diseases were deadly forces to be reckoned with

  • Thanks for posting.

  • not like the book :(

  • thanks for sharing ! good thing

  • fuck brittish classic shit i am in a history class. only watching by force

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  • anyone knw a torrent to download dis movie??

  • what year was this production from?

  • @debbiejwilson1 1980

  • Hi Debbie,

    Is from 1980, see @2:01, is the copyright date.

  • An absolutely classic british novel, but enjoyed this rendition, thanks for uploading!

  • there iz a gr8 ezample of true  luv in dis movie<3

  • Read the book, then sparknote it and for notes. But reading it is nessicary.

  • thumbs up if you had to watch this for an english paper. lol

  • When she faints, Mr. Lorry doesn't seem too surprised :P

  • What is he snorting at the beginning?

  • will thiss help mee iff i need to read thee book and i justt watch thiss insead ? seems fasstterr...

  • @Lyndseybearrr The book is a classic. Read it. Don't be a lazy ass.

  • @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. (:

  • @SicariusBarritus fuckoff i am in the same fucking situation answer us correctly. xD

  • A glimpse at what the USA is becoming: a handful of rich and the rest poor. History repeats itself.

  • that's my favorite novel.....thanks Charles Dickens

  • The original title was "The Sale of Two Tities." When it was changed to "The Tale of Two Cities," it became a hit.

  • Great Bro,This really helps me with my literature :)

  • guys is this the same as the book or r they different in words i mean

  • what year was this movie made

  • Ahhhh, we saw this version in my English class in high school. Good book, good movie.

  • 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.

  • is he sniffing cocain??

  • @hyphymovment510 snuff is more likely lol

  • @hyphymovment510 actually i believe it's snuff tobacco.

  • @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 Its snuff

  • @hyphymovment510 Snuff..

  • @hyphymovment510 ....whatever he is sniffing, he is not a gentleman. The way he puts it straight into his nostrils was considerd ill mannered!

  • @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!

  • we are watching this in school :3

  • 105 north tower ? it is it the place where he was held prisoner?

  • what year was this movie made in?

  • 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 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.

  • Thanks for uploading this!

  • Thanks so much for posting the movie. I now find that this one is my favorite version!

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