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The Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby
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Reviewed by: Owen Van Spall
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Picture and sound quality are crisp and given it is a 1940s film, probably the best this will ever be until the Bluray.
The extras are generous and quite involving, including interesting interviews with the BFI's Dickens On Screen season curators, Adrian Wootton and Michael Eaton. Dickens biographer Michael Slater also is interviewed.
George O Nichols’ 1912 silent film of Nicholas Nickleby is also included and is the gem in the extras, along with the original trailer and a stills gallery.
Reviewed on: 06 Jun 2012Share this with others on...
A teacher on his uppers absconds from a workhouse with a persecuted child.
Product Code: OPTD 2348
Region: 2
Ratio: 4:3
Sound: Mono
Extras: George O Nichol's silent film Nicholas Nickleby, interviews with Adrian Wootton and Michael Eaton and Michael Slater, trailer, stills gallery
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