Episode #1.5

L'épisode a été diffusé 12 nov. 2008
TV-PG
30m

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Drama Mystery Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAmy accompanies Fanny on a visit to the rich and haughty Mrs. Merdle, mother of Fanny's admirer Sparkler, and Amy is shocked that Fanny, who clearly does not love him, is happy to be bribed ... Tout lireAmy accompanies Fanny on a visit to the rich and haughty Mrs. Merdle, mother of Fanny's admirer Sparkler, and Amy is shocked that Fanny, who clearly does not love him, is happy to be bribed to keep away from him. Mrs. Merdle takes some pleasure in informing her son of the transac... Tout lireAmy accompanies Fanny on a visit to the rich and haughty Mrs. Merdle, mother of Fanny's admirer Sparkler, and Amy is shocked that Fanny, who clearly does not love him, is happy to be bribed to keep away from him. Mrs. Merdle takes some pleasure in informing her son of the transaction. Later she and her reserved financier husband give a lavish dinner party where a gues... Tout lire

Director
- Dearbhla Walsh
Writers
- Charles Dickens
- Andrew Davies
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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,9/10

183

MA NOTE

Director
- Dearbhla Walsh
Writers
- Charles Dickens
- Andrew Davies
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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When Mr Pancks reads out loud the list of the prisoners who were jailed in 1805 at the Marshalsea Prison, he mentions the name of John Dickens. This is a blink to the author of the Little Dorrit, Charles Dickens : indeed, his father, John Dickens, was really imprisoned at the Marshalsea Prison, though it was in 1824, not in 1805.

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[Mrs Merdle's son Edmund Sparkler has proposed to Fanny Dorrit. Mrs Merdle explains to Fanny why she does not approve]
Mrs. Merdle: Sadly the fact is we are all creatures of society in one way or another. And the society in which I move will *never* recognise the society in which you and your sister move. I'm afraid we should find ourselves compelled to look down upon you with contempt. We should feel obliged to recoil from you with abhorrence.