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  1. A mysterious watch left to him by his dying father estranges him from his cold-hearted mother, but not before Arthur meets her enigmatic young seamstress, Amy Dorrit.

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    • Frederic And Mary Ann Brussat
    • G
    • Christine Edzard
    • Little Dorrit Part One: Nobody's Fault film1
    • Little Dorrit Part One: Nobody's Fault film2
    • Little Dorrit Part One: Nobody's Fault film3
    • Little Dorrit Part One: Nobody's Fault film4
    • Little Dorrit Part One: Nobody's Fault film5
  2. Part one of an ambitious six-hour adaptation of Charles Dickens' novel starts with the return of Arthur Clennam (Derek Jacobi) to London after for several ye...

  3. The first part was subtitled Nobody's Fault, an allusion to one of Dickens' proposed titles for the original novel, and the story developed from the perspective and experiences of the Arthur Clennam character.

  4. 21 ott 1988 · Jacobi is wonderful as the gentle, unlucky Arthur Clennam, who keeps finding that through nobody's fault, he keeps missing out on happiness. It is sweetly heartbreaking to follow his growing affection for Minnie Meagles, only to watch her throw herself away on a conceited young fool, whom even she seems to realize cannot equal ...

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    • Drama, Romance
    • Christine Edzard
    • 1988-10-21
  5. The film is essentially a story of the love between Arthur Clennam, a man in his 40s (Jacobi) and Amy Dorrit, usually called Little Dorrit, a young woman of 22 though, according to Dickens, she looked half that age (Pickering).

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  6. Little Dorrit: Part One Nobody's Fault (1988) - Turner Classic Movies. 2h 54m 1988. Overview. Synopsis. Credits. Photos & Videos. Film Details. Articles & Reviews. Brief Synopsis. A man returns to England and tries to help an impoverished seamstress. Cast & Crew. Read More. Christine Edzard. Director. Derek Jacobi. Sarah Pickering. Alec Guinness.

  7. Little Dorrit Part One: Nobody's Fault. 3 hr 3 min Tubi TV. Available on Tubi TV. Part two of a six-hour adaptation of Dickens' novel tells the Dorrit family saga from the viewpoint of youngest daughter Amy (Sarah Pickering), born and raised in Marshalsea prison.