
David Copperfield
TV Movie · Drama
Overview
A young man journeys from a difficult childhood to maturity, exploring social injustice, personal development, and the complexities of human relationships.
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Hugh Dancy
Hugh Dancy
David Copperfield
Hugh Dancy
David Copperfield
Max Dolbey
Max Dolbey
Young David
Max Dolbey
Young David


Sarah Smart
Sarah Smart
Clara Copperfield
Sarah Smart
Clara Copperfield


Sally Field
Sally Field
Betsey Trotwood
Sally Field
Betsey Trotwood


Murray Melvin
Murray Melvin
Dr Edward Chillip
Murray Melvin
Dr Edward Chillip


Judy Cornwell
Judy Cornwell
Clara Peggotty
Judy Cornwell
Clara Peggotty


Freddie Jones
Freddie Jones
Barkis
Freddie Jones
Barkis


Anthony Andrews
Anthony Andrews
Edward Murdstone
Anthony Andrews
Edward Murdstone


Eileen Atkins
Eileen Atkins
Jane Murdstone
Eileen Atkins
Jane Murdstone


Nigel Davenport
Nigel Davenport
Daniel Peggotty
Nigel Davenport
Daniel Peggotty
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