Tottie: The Story Of A Dolls' House - Rare Clip

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Uploaded by on Feb 13, 2009

Very rare clip from the mid-eighties Smallfilms series, based on the book by Rumer Godden. Taken from the "Seeing Things" CD Rom.

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  • Apple is the most darling little doll

  • Anyone know if this is available on dvd yet?

  • oh thank you so so much for this!!!

    FANTASTIC! :o)

  • wow i think the last time i saw this i was about 2 or 3 thankyou for the memories x

  • @parkerboyuk hey that's all i remember too ! How awful was that ! I shudder to recall but at the same freaky time would love to see it again !

  • @stardustflower

    the death scene is all I remember about it...it scarred me for years!! Did they show a charred dead Birdie???? Maybe I created a false memory of it but I'm sure it was quite graphic. Reeeeeeeeeally hated that bitch Marchpane! Poor little Apple bless him.

  • This was my favorite book as a child. I like that it was filmed in stop-motion

  • I can't believe this -- wow, thanks for posting! I still distinctly remember Birdie burning up. Yikes.

  • This is more adorable than I remembered. Lots of comments were about the death scene. I don't remember the end of the series as I was very young when it was shown but in the book by Rumer Godden, Marchpane tries to kill little Apple by getting him to lean over the lit candle on his birthday cake but Birdie steps in and is burned to death instead. It's such a bittersweet story and I love all the characters... even ' haughty Marchpane ' : )

  • oh thanks so much for this ,i saw a small clip on the tv on the documentary on oliver,it was a fantastic programme about all his programmes,i remembered march pane she was a horror but beautiful and rather conceited,, does any one know the quote from the book about dolls dont choose they get chosen or something , was madeline the rag doll one of the voices

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