Augustus Melmotte
| David Suchet |
Marie Melmotte
| Shirley Henderson |
Sir Felix Carbury
| Matthew MacFadyen |
Lady Carbury
| Cheryl Campbell |
Hetta Carbury
| Paloma Baeza |
Roger Carbury
| Douglas Hodge |
Mrs. Hurtle
| Miranda Otto |
Paul Montague
| Cillian Murphy |
Mr. Alf
| Rob Brydon |
Madame Melmotte
| Helen Schlesinger |
Hamilton K Fisker
| Michael Riley |
Croll
| Allan Corduner |
Mr. Broune
| David Bradley |
Mr. Brehgert
| Jim Carter |
Mr. Longestaffe
| Oliver Ford Davies |
Lady Pomona Longestaffe
| Joanna David |
Georgiana Longestaffe
| Anne-Marie Duff |
Dolly Longestaffe
| Richard Cant |
Lord Alfred Grendall
| Tony Britton |
Miles Grendall
| Angus Wright |
Marquis of Auld Reekie
| Graham Crowden |
Lord Nidderdale
| Stuart McQuarrie |
Rudy Ruggles
| Maxine Peake |
Mr. Ruggles
| Trevor Peacock |
John Crumb
| Nicholas McGaughey |
Mrs. Pipkin
| Michele Dotrice |
Didon
| Lilo Baur |
Squercum
| Toby Jones |
Herr Vossner
| Jon Rumney |
Mr. Brown MP
| Roger Hammond |
Speaker
| Dudley Sutton |
Production Credits
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| Based on the novel by | Anthony Trollope
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| Screenplay by | Andrew Davies
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| Producer | Nigel Stafford-Clark
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| Director | David Yates
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Executive producers
for the BBC
| Pippa Harris
Jane Tranter
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Executive producer
for WGBH
| Rebecca Eaton
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| Casting | Wendy Brazington
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| Script editor | Kate Lewis
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| Line producer | Paul Frift
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| Sound recordist | Simon Okin
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| Hair + make-up design | Caroline Noble
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| Costume design | Andrea Galer
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| Editor | Mark Day
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| Production designer | Gerry Scott
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| Director of photography | Chris Seager BSC
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| Composer | Nicholas Hooper
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| First assistant director | Peter Freeman
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| Second assistant director | Paul Morris
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| Third assistant director | Annabel Merritt
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| Script supervisor | Maggie Stevens
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| Production manager | Emma Pike
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| Production coordinator | Pamela Joyce
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| Production accountant | Alan Gavin
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| Location managers | Jamie Lengyel
Nick Fulton
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| Unit manager | Richard May
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| Art directors | Diane Dancklefsen
Mark Kebby
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| Standby art director | Katie Buckley
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| Set decorator | Caroline Smith
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| Props buyer | David Morris
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| Property master | Bob Elton
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| Construction manager | Barry Moll
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| Camera operator | Jeremy Hiles
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| Focus | Kim Seber
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| Clapper loader | Tom McFarling
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| Grip | Steve Ellingworth
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| Gaffer | Stuart King
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| Best boy | Steve Senior
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| Sound maintenance | Jeremy Lishman
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| Asst costume designer | Charlotte Morris
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| Wardrobe supervisor | Fiona Luca
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| Crowd wardrobe supervisor | Gabrielle Spanswick
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| Costume | Sally Crees
Mark Lord
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| Hair + make-up | Kay Bilk
Tapio Salmi
Rebecca Cole
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| Stunt coordinators | Nrinder Dhudwar
Roy Alon
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| Special effects supervisor | Colin Gorry
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| Visual effects supervisor | Richard Stammers
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| Visual effects | Dan Sanders
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| Supervising sound editor | Danny Longhurst
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| Sound editors | Pat Boxshall
Jennie Evans
Jamie McPhee
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| Dubbing mixer | Stuart Hilliker
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| Telecine | Chris Beeton
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| On-line editors | Shane Warden
Scott Hinchcliffe
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| Asst editor | Natasha Wilkinson
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| Post production supervisor | Shelley Powell
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| Post production coordinator | Heather Bownass
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| Title design | Christine Buttner
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| Production executive | Howard Kingston
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| Voice coach | Terry Besson
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| Choreography | Paul Harris
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| Consultants | John Sutherland
Jenny Uglow
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The Way We Live Now is a BBC/WGBH Boston coproduction. It is presented on PBS by WGBH Boston.
Masterpiece Theatre has been presented on PBS by WGBH for thirty-one years. Rebecca Eaton is executive producer. Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Russell Baker is series host. The series is closed-captioned for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by The Caption Center at WGBH. A special narration track is added to the series by Descriptive Video Service® (DVS®), a service of WGBH to provide access to people who are blind or visually impaired. The DVS narration is available on the SAP channel of stereo TVs and VCRs.
WGBH is America's preeminent public broadcasting producer. More than one-third of PBS's prime-time lineup and companion Web content as well as many public radio favorites are produced by WGBH. The station is also a pioneer in educational multimedia and in access technologies for people with disabilities. For more information visit WGBH/Boston Online. |
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