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Play Sound That is why I asked you to come. Noggs. See this package It's big enough. Take it please at once. Take it please at once. At once do you hear If not sooner. He may be a little mad. I wanted to offer you. this as a recompense
That is why I asked you to come. Noggs. See this package It's big enough. Take it please at once. Take it please at once. At once do you hear If not sooner. He may be a little mad. I wanted to offer you. this as a recompense

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Description: A young, compassionate man struggles to save his family and friends from the abusive exploitation of his cold-heartedly grasping uncle.

Cast:
Mrs. Nickleby: Stella Gonet
Mr. Nickleby: Andrew Havill
Child Nicholas Nickleby: Henry McGrath
Boy Nicholas Nickleby: Hugh Mitchell
Child Kate Nickleby: Poppy Rogers
Young Kate Nickleby: Jessie Lou Roberts
Nicholas Nickleby: Charlie Hunnam
Kate Nickleby: Romola Garai
Newman Noggs: Tom Courtenay
Ralph Nickleby: Christopher Plummer
Madeline Bray: Anne Hathaway
Mr. Wackford Squeers: Jim Broadbent
Parent: Angela Curran
Smike: Jamie Bell
Mrs. Squeers: Juliet Stevenson
Little Wackford Squeers: Bruce Cook
Bolder: Greg Sheffield
Cobbey: Alex Graham
First Boy: Jordan Calvert
Second Boy: Joel Pitts
Tomkins: Billy Hill
Fanny Squeers: Heather Goldenhersh
Maid: Lucy Davis
Tilda: Helen Coker
John Browdie: Kevin McKidd
Sir Mulberry Hawk: Edward Fox
Lord Verisopht: Nicholas Rowe
Mr. Pluck: Angus Wright
Vincent Crummles: Nathan Lane
Mrs. Crummles: Barry Humphries
Mr. Folair: Alan Cumming
The Infant Phenomenon: Eileen Walsh
Young Smike: Alfred Harmsworth
Romeo in play: Mark Wells
Juliet in play: Daisy Haggard
Boy Messenger: Jacob Engelberg
Brooker: Phil Davis
Miss Lacreevy: Sophie Thompson
Charles Cheeryble: Timothy Spall
Ned Cheeryble: Gerard Horan
Ribbon Girl: Lisa Martin
Frank: William Ash
Nigel Bray: David Bradley
Mrs. Bray: Celia Henebury
Young Mr. Bray: Edward Hogg
Doctor: Roger Ashton-Griffiths
Bray's Maid: Diana Morrison
Mrs. Ralph Nickleby: Amber Batty
Young Ralph Nickleby: Mark Dexter
Lone Soldier: Mark Meadows
Theatre Goer: Greg Bennett

Written by: Charles Dickens, Douglas McGrath

Director: Douglas McGrath

Production: Hart-Sharp Entertainment, Potboiler Productions, United Artists, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Release date: 27 Jun 2003

Box Office: $1,587,173