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The Pickwick Papers

In Charles Dickens’ comic masterpiece, Mr. Pickwick and his three colleagues set out on a hilarious and revelatory journey through Victorian England.

Year: 1985 · The Pickwick Papers · Credits: Nigel Stock, Clive Swift, Alan Parnaby... more

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Years: 1985

Seasons: 1

Genre: Drama

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