Vanity Fair (1998– ) |
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Vanity Fair (1998– ) |
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Natasha Little | ... |
Becky Sharp
(6 episodes, 1998)
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| Frances Grey | ... |
Amelia Sedley
(6 episodes, 1998)
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David Ross | ... |
Mr. Sedley
(6 episodes, 1998)
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| Philip Glenister | ... |
William Dobbin
(6 episodes, 1998)
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Michele Dotrice | ... |
Mrs. Sedley
(5 episodes, 1998)
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Janine Duvitski | ... |
Mrs. Bute Crawley
(5 episodes, 1998)
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| Anton Lesser | ... |
Mr. Pitt Crawley
(5 episodes, 1998)
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| Nathaniel Parker | ... |
Rawdon Crawley
(5 episodes, 1998)
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| Jeremy Swift | ... |
Jos Sedley
(4 episodes, 1998)
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Tom Ward | ... |
George Osborne
(4 episodes, 1998)
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Stephen Frost | ... |
Bute Crawley
(4 episodes, 1998)
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| Tim Woodward | ... |
Mr. John Osborne
(4 episodes, 1998)
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Janet Dale | ... |
Miss Briggs
(4 episodes, 1998)
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Frances Tomelty | ... |
Mrs. O'Dowd
(4 episodes, 1998)
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Mark Lambert | ... |
Major O'Dowd
(4 episodes, 1998)
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| David Bradley | ... |
Sir Pitt Crawley
(3 episodes, 1998)
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John Surman | ... |
Horrocks
(3 episodes, 1998)
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| Miriam Margolyes | ... |
Miss Crawley
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Daniel Hart | ... |
Ensign Stubble
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Abigail Thaw | ... |
Jane Osborne
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Bryan Pringle | ... |
Raggles
(3 episodes, 1998)
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| Linal Haft | ... |
Moss
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Eleanor Bron | ... |
Lady Bareacres
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Sarah Crowden | ... |
Lady Blanche
(3 episodes, 1998)
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| Graham Crowden | ... |
Lord Bareacres
(3 episodes, 1998)
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| Sylvestra Le Touzel | ... |
Lady Jane Crawley
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Gerard Murphy | ... |
Lord Steyne
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Robert Cole | ... |
Little Rawdon
(3 episodes, 1998)
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Zohren Weiss | ... |
Little Georgey
(3 episodes, 1998)
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I haven't seen the new version (it's not out in the theaters yet here), but the fuss led me to re-watch the DVD of the mini-series. I agree with the comments that this is not the top-of-the-drawer BBC miniseries, although there are some very dramatic scenes, particularly as the venue of the film shifts to Brussels in the lead-up to Waterloo. Natasha Little is indeed bewitching as Becky Sharp, a slippery character if ever there was one, and it will be interesting to see how Reese Witherspoon will cope with this role. Perhaps since Ms. Little is much less well-known than Ms. Witherspoon, she has more scope for creating a unique image of the ambitious Becky Sharp. I look forward to the comparison.