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Great Expectations (1934)9 year old 'Pip' Pirrip, an orphan living with relatives, aids and befriends an escaped convict on the moors, an act that will have a profound effect on his life. Director:Stuart Walker |
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Great Expectations (1934)9 year old 'Pip' Pirrip, an orphan living with relatives, aids and befriends an escaped convict on the moors, an act that will have a profound effect on his life. Director:Stuart Walker |
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Phillips Holmes | ... | |
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Jane Wyatt | ... | |
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Florence Reed | ... | |
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Alan Hale | ... | |
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Rafaela Ottiano | ... | |
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George Barraud | ... | |
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Francis L. Sullivan | ... |
Jaggers
(as Francis Sullivan)
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Douglas Wood | ... | |
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Forrester Harvey | ... | |
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George P. Breakston | ... |
Pip, as Child
(as Georgie Breakston)
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Harry Cording | ... | |
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Eily Malyon | ... |
Sarah Pocket
(as Eily Malyan)
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Anne Howard | ... | |
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Walter Armitage | ... | |
Nine year-old orphan 'Pip' Pirrip lives with his harridan older sister and her good-natured blacksmith husband Joe Gargery in rural, Regency-Period Britain. While visiting his mother's grave near the moors, Pip is set upon by Abel Magwitch, an escaped convict from a prison ship whose intimidating appearance causes Pip to steal food and drink from the Gargeries on his behalf. Although Magwitch had initially threatened Pip, a bond quickly forms between the hardened criminal and the boy, so when the convict is recaptured, he admits to stealing the food, but does not implicate his young accomplice. Shortly thereafter Pip receives an invitation from Mrs. Havisham, a wealthy recluse who lives in a crumbling mansion to play with her niece Estella. He finds her haughty and cruel but is attracted to her beauty as his visits continue. Some time later the Gargeries receive a visit from the condescending lawyer Mr... Written by duke1029@aol.com
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