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** The 1974 film has thirty-three-year-old Sarah Miles as Estella, who's a teenager in her first appearance.
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** The 1974 film has thirty-three-year-old Sarah Miles Creator/SarahMiles as Estella, who's a teenager in her first appearance.
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** The 1974 film has thirty-three-year-old Sarah Miles as Estella, who's a teenager in her first appearance.
** The 1989 miniseries also has the same actress (Kim Thomson, who was in her late twenties at the time) play Estella throughout, including as a teenager.
** The 1974 film has thirty-three-year-old Sarah Miles as Estella, who's a teenager in her first appearance.
** The 1989 miniseries also has the same actress (Kim Thomson, who was in her late twenties at the time) play Estella throughout, including as a teenager.
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* RemakeCameo: Jean Simmons, who played Estella in the 1946 film, went on to play Miss Havisham in the 1989 miniseries.
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** Francis L. Sullivan played Mr. Jaggers in both the 1934 and 1946 films.
** Alec Guinness and Martita Hunt played Herbert Pocket and Miss Havisham in both the 1939 stage version and the 1946 film.
* SettingUpdate:
** ''An Orphan's Tragedy'' (1955) changes the setting from Victorian England to 1950s Hong Kong.
** ''Fitoor'' (2016) changes the setting to India.
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** Francis L. Sullivan played Mr. Jaggers in both the 1934 and 1946 films.
** Alec Guinness and Martita Hunt played Herbert Pocket and Miss Havisham in both the 1939 stage version and the 1946 film.
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** ''An Orphan's Tragedy'' (1955) changes the setting from Victorian England to 1950s Hong Kong.
** ''Fitoor'' (2016) changes the setting to India.
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* BigNameFan: Creator/JohnIrving cites this novel as the one that first inspired him to start writing.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original ending has Pip, who is still single, briefly see Estella in London; after becoming Bentley Drummle's widow, she has remarried. This was changed following comments by Edward Bulwer-Lytton that the ending was too sad
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original ending has Pip, who is still single, briefly see Estella in London; after becoming Bentley Drummle's widow, she has remarried. This was changed following comments by Edward Bulwer-Lytton that the ending was too sadsad.
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* MoneyDearBoy: The novel was only written because Dickens's magazine ''All the Year Round'' was doing poorly and the only thing that would revive it was a serialized Dickens novel.
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** It is believed that Dickens revised Herbert Pocket's appearance to resemble his son Charley.
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* ThrowItIn: Invoked by director Creator/DavidLean in the 1946 film adaptation. Alec Guinness Creator/AlecGuinness (Herbert) struggled with a close-up in which he had to laugh out loud. Lean told him to forget about the whole thing, sat by his side, and made a little signal to the camera to start turning in the course of the conversation. He said something which made Guinness laugh and then said, "Cut". Guinness: "So he got this shot on a totally false premise... but thank God. I don't think I would have ever achieved it otherwise".
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* ThrowItIn: Invoked by director David Lean Creator/DavidLean in the 1946 film adaptation. Alec Guinness (Herbert) struggled with a close-up in which he had to laugh out loud. Lean told him to forget about the whole thing, sat by his side, and made a little signal to the camera to start turning in the course of the conversation. He said something which made Guinness laugh and then said, "Cut". Guinness: "So he got this shot on a totally false premise... but thank God. I don't think I would have ever achieved it otherwise".
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* DawsoonCasting: John Mills playing Pip from the age of 18 to 25 in the 1946 film adaptation, was actually 38 at the time of filming.
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* ThrowItIn: Invoked by director David Lean.Lean in the 1946 film adaptation. Alec Guinness (Herbert) struggled with a close-up in which he had to laugh out loud. Lean told him to forget about the whole thing, sat by his side, and made a little signal to the camera to start turning in the course of the conversation. He said something which made Guinness laugh and then said, "Cut". Guinness: "So he got this shot on a totally false premise... but thank God. I don't think I would have ever achieved it otherwise".
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* ThrowItIn: Invoked by director David Lean. Alec Guinness (Herbert) struggled with a close-up in which he had to laugh out loud. Lean told him to forget about the whole thing, sat by his side, and made a little signal to the camera to start turning in the course of the conversation. He said something which made Guinness laugh and then said, "Cut". Guinness: "So he got this shot on a totally false premise... but thank God. I don't think I would have ever achieved it otherwise".
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* BigNameFan: [[APrayerForOwenMeany John Irving]] sites Creator/JohnIrving cites this novel as the one that first inspired him to start writing.
