Moll Flanders (1996)

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Written by Andrew Davies, Daniel Defoe

Directed by David Attwood

Production Year: 1996

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: UK

Dramatisation of Robinson Crusoe author Daniel Defoe's novel which focuses on the troubled life of vivacious Moll Flanders, brought fully to life by Alex Kingston.

Born to a convicted thief in 17th-century England, Moll is adopted by the mayor of Colchester, but as she grows older, she attracts a little too much male attention. Left stranded by her husband's bankruptcy, destiny has many more surprises in store for Moll.

Main Cast

Image for Alex KingstonAlex KingstonMoll Flanders
Struan RodgerMr. Richardson
Image for Tom WardTom WardLemuel
Image for Diana RiggDiana RiggMrs. Golightly
Colin BuchananRowland
Caroline HarkerMaria
Maureen O'BrienMrs. Richardson
Ian DriverRobin
Nicola KingstonMoll's Mother
James BowersGaoler
Geoffrey BeeversJudge
Lucy EvansLittle Moll
Anthony BessickGypsy
Chrissie CotterillMrs. Fairley
Peter JonfieldParish Officer
Neville PhillipsMagistrate
Dawn McDanielEmily
Ken McDonaldMr. Baggot

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  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites October 20th - 5:03pmBeatriz Knadjian said...

    When is the last episode (15th October) available to catch up?

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