A Tale of Two Cities (1980)
Set against the conditions leading up to the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror, French doctor Alexandre Manette serves an 18-year imprisonment in the Bastille in Paris, followed by his release to live in London with the daughter he has never met.
Director:
Jim Goddard
Writer:
John Gay
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Chris Sarandon as Sydney Carton / Charles Darnay |
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Peter Cushing as Dr. Alexander Manette |
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Alice Krige as Lucie Manette |
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Kenneth More as Dr. Jarvis Lorry |
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Barry Morse as Marquis St. Evremonde |
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Flora Robson as Miss Pross |
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Billie Whitelaw as Madame Therese Defarge |
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Nigel Hawthorne as Mr. CJ Stryver |
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Norman Jones as Monsieur Ernest Defarge |
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George Innes as Jeremiah 'Jerry' Cruncher |
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David Suchet as John Barsad |
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Kevin Stoney as Lord Chief Justice |
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Bernard Hug as Gaspard |
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Martin Carroll as Clerk of the Court |
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Valérie de Tilbourg as Seamstress |
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Wally Thomas as Foreman |
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Harry Jones as Wiggins |
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Robert Urquhart as Attorney General |
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John Kidd as Chemist |
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Anna Manahan as Vengeance |
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Gerald James as Gabelle |
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Bernard Archard as Tribunal President |
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Martha Parsey as Little Lucie |
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Robin Scobey as Victor |
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Alan Collins as Jailer |
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James Coyle as Jacques |
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Michael Burrell as Tellsons Bank Clerk |
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Stanley Lebore as Captain of the Guard |
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Philip Trewinnard as Royal George Hotel Clerk |
| Directing | Jim Goddard | Director |
| Writing | Charles Dickens | Novel |
| Camera | Tony Imi | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Olga Lehmann | Costume Design |
| Editing | Bill Blunden | Editor |
| Writing | John Gay | Screenplay |
| Sound | Allyn Ferguson | Music |
| Art | John Stoll | Production Design |
