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A Tale of Two Cities

During the turbulent days of the French Revolution, Frenchwoman Lucie Manette falls in love with Englishman Charles Darnay, who's hiding his true identity and purpose.

Director

Ralph Thomas

Year

Genre

drama, history, romance

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Production

The Rank Organisation

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Sydney Carton

Lucie Manette

Jarvis Lorry

Dr. Manette

Miss Pross

Charles Darnay

Marie Gabelle

Gabelle

Jerry Cruncher

Stryver

Madame Defarge

Rosalie Crutchley

The Vengeance

Ernest Defarge

Marquis St. Evremonde

Christopher Lee

Attorney General-Old Bailey

Barsad

Donald Pleasence

Sawyer

Peasant

Citizen

Peasant Girl

Dominique Boschero

Man in Court

Foulon

Yves Brainville

Tom--Coach Driver

Michael Brennan

Citizen

Mellor

Dominique Davray

Minor Role

Defarge Employee

Jacques Dufilho

Citizen

Citizen

Bernard Foreman

Citizen

Grave Robber

Minor Role

Porter

Man in Crowd

Jailer

Peasant

Frederick Kelsey

Citizen

Joe--Coach Guard

Citizen

Bastille Governor

President of Tribunal

Gaspard

Prisoner

Citizen

Foreman of Jury

Roger Cly

Judge

Citizen

Charles Stevenson

Man in Defarge's

Grave Robber

Stable Boy

Man at pillory outside the Old Bailey

Dover Innkeeper

George Woodbridge

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Sydney Carton Jarvis Lorry Dr. Manette Marquis St. Evremonde Stryver

Get up! - A Tale of Two Cities

Wait at Dover for Mam'selle. - A Tale of Two Cities

Wait at Dover for Mam'selle.

That was indeed a blazing strange answer. - A Tale of Two Cities

That was indeed a blazing strange answer.

Morning, sir. - A Tale of Two Cities

I want a bedroom and a barber. - A Tale of Two Cities

I want a bedroom and a barber.

You are travelling home to France,
Miss Manette? - A Tale of Two Cities

You are travelling home to France, Miss Manette?

I fear this is my destination. - A Tale of Two Cities

I fear this is my destination.

How very rude. - A Tale of Two Cities

There goes an evil-minded blackguard,
if ever I saw one. - A Tale of Two Cities

There goes an evil-minded blackguard, if ever I saw one.

Is that the Mail I hear? - A Tale of Two Cities

Is that the Mail I hear?

This boy is dead - A Tale of Two Cities

This boy is dead

One cask only. - A Tale of Two Cities

We'd do well to bolt the door. - A Tale of Two Cities

We'd do well to bolt the door.

Enough, Gaspard! - A Tale of Two Cities

Enough, Gaspard!

You'll have forgotten me, I think. - A Tale of Two Cities

You'll have forgotten me, I think.

I'm afraid of it. - A Tale of Two Cities

I'm afraid of it.

Good day. - A Tale of Two Cities

We have a visitor today - A Tale of Two Cities

We have a visitor today

Good gentlemen, - A Tale of Two Cities

Good gentlemen,

What do you want? - A Tale of Two Cities

What do you want?

- Oh, Father, I hate him.
- I know, child. I know. - A Tale of Two Cities

- Oh, Father, I hate him. - I know, child. I know.

Had you any motive, Mr Barsad, - A Tale of Two Cities

Had you any motive, Mr Barsad,

That's right. - A Tale of Two Cities

- Have you reached a verdict?
- We have. - A Tale of Two Cities

- Have you reached a verdict? - We have.

Miss Manette, then. - A Tale of Two Cities

Miss Manette, then.

Why should I like a man
because he resembles me? - A Tale of Two Cities

Why should I like a man because he resembles me?

You dogs I would ride over all of you willingly - A Tale of Two Cities

You dogs I would ride over all of you willingly

Ah. - A Tale of Two Cities

Drive him fast... - A Tale of Two Cities

Drive him fast...

- Are you sure this is the right one?
- It's Barsad's grave. - A Tale of Two Cities

- Are you sure this is the right one? - It's Barsad...

And how much is that worth
to them medical doctors? - A Tale of Two Cities

And how much is that worth to them medical doctors?

Good day Madame - A Tale of Two Cities

Good day Madame

Never before have I unpacked for a man. - A Tale of Two Cities

Never before have I unpacked for a man.

Doctor! - A Tale of Two Cities

You've not slept alone doctor - A Tale of Two Cities

You've not slept alone doctor

Open up! - A Tale of Two Cities

The Gardes Français have come over! - A Tale of Two Cities

The Gardes Français have come over!

You're the one - A Tale of Two Cities

You found it! - A Tale of Two Cities

It's bad enough to rob a man of his dreams. - A Tale of Two Cities

It's bad enough to rob a man of his dreams.

They're back, master. - A Tale of Two Cities

They're back, master.

There's blood on them blades. - A Tale of Two Cities

There's blood on them blades.

- Mr Lorry.
- What? - A Tale of Two Cities

- Mr Lorry. - What?

Any help I gave my father, sir,
was only for the good of our neighbours. - A Tale of Two Cities

Any help I gave my father, sir, was only for the good of our...

I knew Darnay was not his true name. - A Tale of Two Cities

I knew Darnay was not his true name.

What have you to say, emigrant? - A Tale of Two Cities

What have you to say, emigrant?

Yes, I have. - A Tale of Two Cities

There he goes. - A Tale of Two Cities

I tell you once and for all, it's impossible. - A Tale of Two Cities

I tell you once and for all, it's impossible.

- Is there a verdict in the Evremonde trial?
- Guilty. - A Tale of Two Cities

- Is there a verdict in the Evremonde trial? - Guilty.

It seems, Mr Solomon, - A Tale of Two Cities

It seems, Mr Solomon,

If only the poor darling can sleep. - A Tale of Two Cities

If only the poor darling can sleep.

What do you want? Who's this? - A Tale of Two Cities

What do you want? Who's this?

Hey you there! - A Tale of Two Cities

That must be our Mr Carton. - A Tale of Two Cities

That must be our Mr Carton.

Marchand - A Tale of Two Cities

Four travellers to England. - A Tale of Two Cities

Four travellers to England.

Twenty, Marchand. - A Tale of Two Cities

Twenty, Marchand.

I thought you were Citizen Evremonde. - A Tale of Two Cities

I thought you were Citizen Evremonde.

Did I remark that you were very sound in the matter of those crown witnesses today - A Tale of Two Cities

Did I remark that you were very sound in the matter of those...

Down with Evremonde! - A Tale of Two Cities

Down with Evremonde!

Keep your eyes on me and mind nothing else. - A Tale of Two Cities

Keep your eyes on me and mind nothing else.

Is the moment come? - A Tale of Two Cities

Is the moment come?

It is a far far better thing I do - A Tale of Two Cities

It is a far far better thing I do

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During the turbulent days of the French Revolution, Frenchwoman Lucie Manette falls in love with Englishman Charles Darnay, who's hiding his true identity and purpose.

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Director: Ralph Thomas

Writer: Charles Dickens, T.E.B. Clarke

Production: The Rank Organisation

Genre: drama, history, romance

Year: 1958

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.1

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 04 Aug 1958

Awards: N/A

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