Shrouded in yellowing lace and ghostly despair, Miss Havisham remains one of literature's most memorable figures. When Charles Dickens introduced her in ' Great Expectations ', he didn’t just give ...

The fifth episode of “ Great Expectations ” had Pip being taken to a brothel by Mr. Drummle and Jaggers out of his opium den. Pip runs into Compeyson, who is threatening to take back what Pip has.

Arthur Havisham (Great Expectations) Miss Havisham's Sinister Half Brother Weyman played Arthur Havisham in the 2012 cinematic retelling of Charles Dickens' famous novel, Great Expectations.

‘Great Expectations’ follows Pip as he tries to rise in the social hierarchy. Young Pip is played by Tom Sweet. He combines a poetic and romantic disposition with an ambition that makes him stand out.

James Dinsmore – Jaggers, Pumblechook, Orlick, Compeyson, Aged P James Camp – Herbert Pocket, Sergeant Edward Ferrow – Joe Gargery, Wemmick, Startop CREATIVES Adaptor – Ken Bentley ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Setting and managing expectations is key to organizational success. It is a principal ...

Her confession to oppressing Indians, rather than men, dislocates her motivation from her fiancée Compeyson’s betrayal. It also overcomplicates her relationship with Estella, vacillating between her ...

Bessy Ewa shows a great range as she switches between the cool, spiteful Estella, the kind, warm Biddy, and the threatening Compeyson. Gareth Kennerley impresses in particular as Magwitch, as does Jim ...

The BBC has ruined Great Expectations." @AndrewF74872234 said: " BBC 1 so-called Great Expectations is actually poor expectations. Utter rubbish. A waste of licence payers' money.