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Grandes Expectativas

Título original: Great Expectations
  • Miniserie de TV
  • 2011–2012
  • TV-PG
  • 1h
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Gillian Anderson, Douglas Booth, and Vanessa Kirby in Grandes Expectativas (2011)
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El huérfano Pip se convierte en caballero cuando su vida se ve transformada por un misterioso benefactor.El huérfano Pip se convierte en caballero cuando su vida se ve transformada por un misterioso benefactor.El huérfano Pip se convierte en caballero cuando su vida se ve transformada por un misterioso benefactor.

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      • 14 premios ganados y 17 nominaciones en total

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    Douglas Booth
    Douglas Booth
    • Pip
    • 2011
    Jack Roth
    Jack Roth
    • Dolge Orlick
    • 2011
    Ray Winstone
    Ray Winstone
    • Abel Magwitch
    • 2011
    David Suchet
    David Suchet
    • Jaggers
    • 2011
    Paul Rhys
    Paul Rhys
    • Compeyson…
    • 2011
    Shaun Dooley
    Shaun Dooley
    • Joe Gargery
    • 2011
    Gillian Anderson
    Gillian Anderson
    • Miss Havisham
    • 2011
    Vanessa Kirby
    Vanessa Kirby
    • Estella
    • 2011
    Mark Addy
    Mark Addy
    • Pumblechook
    • 2011
    Harry Lloyd
    Harry Lloyd
    • Herbert Pocket
    • 2011
    Mary Roscoe
    Mary Roscoe
    • Hannah
    • 2011
    Paul Ritter
    Paul Ritter
    • Wemmick
    • 2011
    Tom Burke
    Tom Burke
    • Bentley Drummle
    • 2011
    Steve Lately
    • Mike
    • 2011
    Susan Lynch
    Susan Lynch
    • Molly
    • 2011
    Claire Rushbrook
    Claire Rushbrook
    • Mrs. Joe
    • 2011
    Perdita Weeks
    Perdita Weeks
    • Clara
    • 2011
    Frances Barber
    Frances Barber
    • Mrs. Brandley
    • 2011
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    nikolova-assya

    Beautifully portrayed classic tale

    Fine work of all of the cast relating a story that has been told so many times, that you cannot expect to feel it fresh and deeply touching, but they do. The journey of young Pip from simple kindhearted boy to knowing, kindhearted man is so capturing that, although knowing the story, I couldn't stop asking myself "what will happen at the end". The richness of the human soul have always captured me and in the this beautiful story you can see it all in one go - betrayal so bitter that makes a heart full of pride so angry and mean as to destroy several lives in a cold, premeditated scheme vexing deeply two young hearts, but mostly its own designer. You will see avarice and ambition of twisted little souls. But mostly you will see kindness - perfect scene in ep1-you will see friendship, honest and lasting, and you will see love, above passion and simplicity. I love Dickens and his way of unfolding his characters, so I was very pleased to see the series keeping close to his book, but in a fresh way suited for the understanding of 21st century audience. I very much recommend!
    7toxina90

    Not so Great

    I don't want to go into too much detail or else it will be thoroughly spoiled. I anticipated this adaptation for months, being a great Dickens fan, especially after the BBC's magnificent adaptation of Bleak House.

    Similar problems always arise in these adaptations, both suffered from an absence of some key characters (although the latter had more episodes, and didn't suffer as a result) so here as a result the character development is not as it should have been.

    I was impressed however by how much of the plot they fit into just 3 episodes over Christmas, and the pace was terrific. There were flaws in the script, where Bleak House took plenty of quotes from the novel, this didn't and therefore doesn't feel as fleshy or ultimately, Dickensian. Why change the best form?

    I commend the cinematographers. One really felt the setting as it was written. Now onto the major successes and faults; casting.

    Douglas Booth as the protagonist tried but came off as a bit too wooden. He also looked far too attractive (which of course is not an insult) but it didn't really work.

    It is nice to see Claire Rushbrook again. Not seen her since Secrets & Lies. She was very convincing as Mrs Joe. Shaun Dooley was excellent as Joe Gargery, as were Harry Lloyd as Herbert Pocket, Jack Roth as Orlick, David Suchet as Jaggers and Ray Winstone definitely brought great life and humanity to the dreaded Magwitch.

    My hat though must go off to Gillian Anderson, although many have thought her wrong for the part, let me explain why she was so good and right for the role.

    Although Miss Havisham has been typically played as elderly, and her age is never specified really in the book, she was almost married as a teenager, and the time passing would place her in her forties, to early fifties. This makes Anderson, if anything, TOO YOUNG for the role, and the original "best" Martita Hunt, was only some years older. Of course she has been aged by her style of existence. Anderson did look more worn and ethereal as the series progressed. People also seemed to have a problem with her voice.

    I see the childish voice as her being trapped in her 18 year old self, which presumably is the age she was jilted, so like the rest of the house, time stopped at that point, which is why she had a similar childish outburst when her relatives visited. I think Anderson's performance therefore is rather genius. One can really feel the angst, anger, regret she feels. I would have preferred a more dramatic apology to Pip in the end, but I suppose it was more subtle. Anderson again impresses in a Dickensian role, showing something completely different to her outstanding portrayal of Lady Dedlock.

    It is her impressive work which for me gives this a 7 over 6. Oh and the intro sequence was quite beautiful. Slightly disappointing but overall an engaging adaptation, with a brave effort by Anderson which should really be recognised by BAFTA.

    Dooley, Roth, Winstone and Lloyd should all create some buzz too.
    10jamespenido

    Gillian Anderson is magnificent

    Outstanding performance of Gillian Anderson.As an ethereal and ghostly Miss Havisham she is still creepy and manipulative.Who would say that "Scully" managed to be such a great actress! Although Douglas Booth is by far much more handsome as Pip would be;his performance is really good.Many critics complained on the actor being such a model!I suppose this is nonsense. Ray winstone is a stupendous Magwitch-all rage and revenge. And Harry Lloyd(who happens to be Dicken's great-great-great-grandson) plays Herbert Pocket exactly as one imagines him to be:the good and always amiable fellow. A great although not perfect(which one is...)adaptation.
    Vincentiu

    the flavor

    maybe it is not the best adaptation. but it has the flavor of novel. Douglas Booth is , maybe, a too modern Pip, more interesting as Romeo or Lancelot but almost strange for this role. the good part - Gillian Anderson who is the inspired choice for Lady Havisham and a huge surprise for many viewers. a series who is more than seductive or beautiful. it is not exactly an adaptation but useful support for remember parts from book. that is its basic virtue - a film like a travel. not just extraordinary but special. not only for atmosphere but for a kind of flavor who is not only part of a great cast or script innovations. a film for remember. that could be the definition. beautiful and correct.
    8Lejink

    Good "Great Expectations".

    The last BBC Dickens' dramatisation broke "Bleak House" down into half-hour soap-opera size elements for easy digestion and to sort of tie-in with the original publication of the story in instalments, but here the format reverted to the more traditional one-hour episodes shown over three consecutive nights.You pays your money and while I welcomed the 30 minute novelty was happy this time to sit for longer and take in the master's story over a shorter period.

    There have been so many previous adaptations that any new production has to offer something different, particularly in the scenes meant to grab the viewer's attention, like Pip's first meeting with Magwich and his first visit to Miss Havisham's mausoleum of a house. Both are done very well, particularly Ray Winstone's Magwich rising from the depths of the marshland to confront the terrified youngster while the set-dressing for Satis House certainly conveys the requisite decay and obsolescence of the dwelling-place of its jilted, cold-hearted owner.

    It's really only necessary to film the story here to succeed, so great is the narrative Dickens provides, with his adeptness at furnishing a circular story-line, where nothing and no-one is missed out in the resolution as everyone gets more or less their just desserts. Nevertheless the story-telling is enhanced with excellent performances by its big names, Winstone and Gillian Anderson (who was also in "Bleak House"), although the production is less starry than "Bleak House", with only David Suchet as the very correct Jaggers perhaps claiming marquee status. That said the rest of the cast are mostly excellent, playing their well-known characters with aplomb, particularly the portrayals of Pip's shrewish sister, redoubtable Joe Gargery and loyal Herbert Pocket. However I sensed some weakness in the casting of the adult Pip and Estella, the former not imposing enough (in fact I preferred the acting of the young Pip), the latter not glacial or even beautiful enough, but they don't fatally wing the story.

    The cinematography is superb, utilising washed-out, almost monochromatic shots to suggest the bleakness of the Dartford Moors and the Thames at the conclusion, while the depiction of the London Gentleman's Clubs as well as the afore-mentioned Satis House are superbly realised. There are many memorable scenes, with Gillian Anderson's inevitable self-immolation perhaps staying longest in the memory. My only other carp would be the occasional "modern" vulgarisation of aspects of the story, for example Drummle's taking Pip to a brothel, as if this wonderful story needs "sexing-up" in some way, which of course it doesn't.

    Nevertheless with the promise of a new version of "Edwin Drood" to come, this was a very good and occasionally memorable version of a classic story.

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    • Trivia
      Harry Lloyd (Herbert Pocket) is the great-great-great-grandson of Charles Dickens, on whose 1861 novel this production is based.
    • Errores
      When Pip and Magwitch are in the boat, trees and bushes are visible in the near background through the mist. Nothing like this would be seen from the middle of the lower reaches of the Thames.
    • Créditos curiosos
      The opening titles feature a butterfly hatching from its cocoon, and slowly covered in dark beautiful designs until it turns fully black and dead.
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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 27 de diciembre de 2011 (Reino Unido)
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      • Reino Unido
      • Estados Unidos
    • Sitio oficial
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    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Tollesbury Wick Marshes, Tollesbury, Essex, Reino Unido(Joe's Forge Exterior/Marshes)
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      • British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
      • Masterpiece Theatre
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