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If you find our site useful, please chip in. —Brewster Kahle, Founder, Internet Archive. It was about 1963 - requirement to read this. I struggled in middle school, as it was called then. The ONLY thing I recall was the character's name and how I suffered in my reading. I mean, it's not like I didn't like the subject of English. I thrive in it and was a late bloomer - had to wait to high school and books like, Lord of the Flies, Catch-22, etc.

This movie is super. If I'd only know that Haley Mills' dad was in it back then. I mean I saw The Parent Trap (1961 version seven times). - I'm now going to REALLY read the book. I love this movie and have seen it many times. My only complaint is that the producers should have allowed Jean Simmons to carry the whole picture as leading lady. There was no need to bring in another girl who was not nearly as pretty, haughty, or insulting as the young Estella.

A little lipstick and rouge, hair piled up high on her head, and the young Estella could have easily passed for a girl in her 20's. Let me also mention I downloaded and burned this movie twice and could not get the last 15 or so minutes of it on my disk.

I finally watched the end of the movie by streaming it on my computer. This is perhaps the finest rendition of a book to movie as I have ever had the pleasure of watching. At 39 years old, I have been recently catching up on the classic literature I had missed as a boy.

I once played a part in a dickens play, A christmas carol, and have ever been a fan of his work. I had just finished listening to the audiobook version of this story and was curious to see if there was a movie version. I found this and was quite amazed as each character was almost exactly as I had imagined it in my mind. Thank you for making this wonderful film to be available for all to see. I haven't had a chance to view this avi, but this film is generally considered to be the best ever made of a Dickens story (at least); it's a truly great movie, and a truly great book (you should read the book).

The actors include some of the greatest Britain ever produced, the director is arguably one of Britain's very best (David Lean, of Bridge on River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Zhivago etc etc fame), and the story is one of England's greatest. It doesn't get much better than this for a b/w period film.

A humble orphan suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor.