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Dir: Julian Richards.
Cast: Thelma Grove, Roy Hattersley, Adrian Wooton, Derek Jacobi, Lee Ault, Tony Pointon
Awkward: Derek Jacobi in Charles Dickens's England
This dull and overlong traipse through the remains of Dickens’s England is presented and narrated by Derek Jacobi.
Alas, he is not a natural for this kind of thing.
Though he reads excerpts from the books, he is principally offered laughable reaction shots as he quizzes equally awkward experts outside buildings where Dickens lived and placed his characters.
The result is painful in the extreme, showing how even the best actor can be made uncomfortable by clumsy direction.
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Afternoon:
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