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Dickens is a year-round pleasure! I'd say you did a small disservice

Posted by tinear on December 20, 2020 at 09:22:00:
to Sir Alec Guinness in the Lean, "O T." It ain't just the cinematography that has immortalized the film! Personal preference: Alistair Sim to me is unsurpassable in any role. His detective in, "Green Room," is immortal.

Thanks for the post: you've energized me to both look at Dicken's films and to go to the source.

("Great Expectations" is my favorite, though "David Copperfield" comes in a close second...)