SuePerkins, Mrs.Dickens'FamilyChristmas

[amaliaonTV]

I just visited the Charles Dickens museum and watched the film about Dicken's life they show the public downstairs. That Charles Dicken's is no saint is evident I do think he fits the norm of the term "genius." His life of the mind, his mind and his self-love took precedence over anyone or anything, he was what he

[amaliaonTV]

Was.

[froggarden]

Thank you for uploading. It is interesting to see a "behind the scene" about Dickens.

[MrJackonion]

This is the opposite of what a good historical documentary should be: partial, sensational, morbidly titillating, sanctimomiously judgmental, lacking in evidence and littered with hyperbolic opining. A perky ironic tone doesn't disguise the fact that this is tabloid television. Shameful.

[htownstizzow]

I don't know why but I love Sue Perkins

[3530JC]

Hi, does anybody know what the piece of music is from 27:41 - 28:10 ?? Please reply if you know, many thanks:)

[educkling]

Great presentation. Sue Perkins was wonderful. Truth be told, I visit your channel more than I do my own.

HNY, my friend.

[R4CH37]

Thanks for uploading!

[PomfretAli]

Thank you so much for posting this! I had read about the marriage but ole Sue brings life to everything she takes on.

[RavenMoody]

thank you so much, I was looking forward to watch this!

[purewic]

loved it. thank you so much for sharing.

[iamqueenbee111]

A big "thank you" to you zodiacza1 for this upload. What a great program showing us a side of Charles Dickens and his family that most of us were unaware. Happy New Year to you and I look forward to watching more of your videos in 2012.

[zodiacza1]

@iamqueenbee111

i didnt even know about it, so thank you for informing me... sue's acting was top class i would say.

[niamhmoriarty12345]

So many many thanks for uploading this show - your channel is fantastic. Cheers from Australia!!!!!

[cupidxxrawr]

I feel terrible for Catherine, how he was so cruel to her, and yet in the end, she loved him still, after he was so hateful to her.

She had to go through so much, and yet, even in the end, she hoped that it might be seen that at one point, he loved her.

[zodiacza1]

@cupidxxrawr

i think people at that time are not very emotionally connected. my great grand mother is now 96y.o. she is unappreciative etc... when we tell her someone passed away, she'll have some insensitive comment about that person, totally 'stiff upper lips' no emotion. but leave her alone or in private we will always hear her sobbing or crying...

[melldot]

Thank you Thank you Thank you for all your great uploads :) Happy New Year!!

[cupidxxrawr]

This is fantastic! thank you :) Its super interesting :3

[baycast]

Thanks for another great video.Best wishes. Irene.

[realessence]

Thank you so much! I love this.

[zodiacza1]

for iamqueenbee111

p.s, i am starting to upload agatha christie's poirot with david suchet on my dailymotion channel