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$39.98
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Format: DVD
Sep 2002
Not Rated
Recording Mode: (unknown)
190 min.
Color
Extra Info: 2-Disc Set
UPC: 066805304095 |
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Movie Description
An acclaimed mini-series adaptation of Daniel Defoe's classic tale of Moll Flanders, one of the most experienced heroines in literary history. From her birth in Newgate prison, through her five marriages and her years as a prostitute, Moll's fiery spirit could never be dimmed. From the Mobil Masterpiece Theatre series. Contains nudity and adult situations.
Synopsis
This four-hour British miniseries chronicles the travails of novelist Daniel Defoe's classic heroine, Moll Flanders.
Although born inside a prison, Moll was taken in by a rich family, and grew up in the lap of luxury. However, her adult years are marred by a series of five marriages. Later, Moll begins a downward spiral, becoming a petty criminal and a prostitute.
But there's hope for Moll, in the form of an ex-husband -- her one true love -- who comes back to save her. But only time will tell whether they will truly live happily ever after...
Film Notes
Aired originally on PBS October 13 and 14, 1996 as part of Mobil's "Masterpiece Theatre."
From British Independent Television Enterprises.
Shot on location in Great Britain and Virginia.
Additional cast: Ian Driver; Caroline Harker, Dawn McDaniel, Maureen O'Brien, Struan Roger, Nicola Walker, Tom Ward, Trevyn McDowell, and Nicola Kingston.
Copyright Granada Television.
DVD Features:
Box Set
Additional Release Material:
The Complete Novel of "The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders" by Daniel DeFoe.
Interactive Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Biographies
Filmographies
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