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User Rating:
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Director:
Writers:
Andrew Davies (writer)
Daniel Defoe (novel)
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Release Date:
13 October 1996 (USA) more
Genre:
Tagline:
A legendary master of disguise. more
Plot:
In her filthy cell in Newgate prison Moll Flanders,dubbed 'the wickedest woman in England' tells her story.Born in the gaol... more | add synopsis
Awards:
1 win & 4 nominations more
User Comments:
Archetypal Bodice Ripper more (12 total)

Cast

  (in credits order)
James Bowers ... Gaoler

Alex Kingston ... Moll Flanders
Nicola Kingston ... Moll's Mother
Geoffrey Beevers ... Judge

Lucy Evans ... Little Moll
Anthony Bessick ... Gypsy

Struan Rodger ... Mr. Richardson
Chrissie Cotterill ... Mrs. Fairley
Peter Jonfield ... Parish Officer
Neville Phillips ... Magistrate
Maureen O'Brien ... Mrs. Richardson
Ian Driver ... Robin
Caroline Harker ... Maria

Dawn McDaniel ... Emily
Ken McDonald ... Mr. Baggot

Mary Healey ... Mrs. Battot
Jeff Nuttall ... Pub Landlord
Philip Fox ... Priest at wedding

Daniel Craig ... James 'Jemmy' Seagrave
Victoria Scarborough ... Estella

James Larkin ... Capt. Stephens

Christopher Fulford ... Daniel Dawkins
Michael Johnson ... Horner
Andrew Mayor ... Mr. Pinchwife

Roger Ashton-Griffiths ... Gent at Mint
Evie Garratt ... Old Woman at Mint
Roger Morlidge ... Fat Sea Captain
Sam Halpenny ... Thin Sea Captain
Tom Ward ... Lemuel
Diana Rigg ... Mrs. Golightly
Dan D. Fough ... Major Bastock

Bill Thomas ... Lancaster Innkeeper
Trevyn McDowell ... Mrs Seagrave
Guy Scantlebury ... Capt. O'Malley
Anthony O'Donnell ... Catholic Priest
Matthew O'Neill ... Stable Boy
James Fleet ... James Bland
John Savident ... Clergyman in coach
Anna Welsh ... Elderly lady in coach
Alison Lomas ... Cheeky serving girl
Alistair Donkin ... Vicar at wedding
Patti Love ... Mrs. Riordan
Catherine Keis ... Mrs. Bland
Tony Milner ... Landlord at Ware
Anya Phillips ... Servant girl
Milton Johns ... Mr. Meikeljohn
Nicola Walker ... Lucy Diver
Jenna Hodges ... Dancing school girl
Lucy Fitzmaurice ... Lady Wishfort
Claire Keepie ... Foible
Jonathan Weir ... Fop at Theatre
Brian Rawlinson ... Judge
Will Tacey ... Tyburn Priest
Irving Czechowicz ... Fat man at Tyburn
Ronald Fraser ... Sir Richard Gregory
Ruth Mitchell ... Abigail

Dallas Campbell ... Master Deniston
David Burston ... Constable
David Norman ... Prisoner with rat (as Dave Norman)
Elizabeth Skelton ... Swell Mob Woman
Colin Buchanan ... Rowland
Caroline Trowbridge ... Annie
Jeff Robert ... Clerk of Court
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Alex Brown ... Beggar
Maia Lucas ... Young Emily
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Directed by
David Attwood 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Andrew Davies  writer
Daniel Defoe  novel "Moll Flanders"

Produced by
Rebecca Eaton .... executive producer
David Lascelles .... producer
Gub Neal .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
Jim Parker 
Mark Springer 
 
Cinematography by
Ivan Strasburg 
 
Film Editing by
Edward Mansell 
 
Casting by
Andy Pryor 
Gail Stevens 
 
Production Design by
Stephen Fineren 
 
Costume Design by
Trisha Biggar 
 
Makeup Department
Emma Ferguson .... assistant makeup artist
Clare Heron .... assistant makeup artist
Sue Milton .... makeup designer
Jane Tyler .... assistant makeup artist
 
Production Management
Bill Leather .... production supervisor
Bill Shephard .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Vincent Fahy .... first assistant director
Claire McCourt .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
Phil Buckley .... graphic designer
Brian Eatough .... construction manager
Peter O'Rourke .... action props
Nigel Place .... set dresser
Ron Pritchard .... production buyer
Vic Shirovay .... set dresser
Nick Wilkinson .... assistant art director
 
Sound Department
Mark Briscoe .... sound editor
Ben Brookes .... boom operator
John Senior .... sound editor
Nick Steer .... sound recordist
John Whitworth .... dubbing mixer
 
Special Effects by
Simon Blackledge .... special effects
Matt Howarth .... special effects
Casper Lailey .... special effects technician
Ken Lailey .... special effects supervisor
Alastair Vardy .... special effects technician
 
Visual Effects by
Tanvir Hanif .... digital effects artist
 
Stunts
Nick Wilkinson .... stunt coordinator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Mike Fisher .... grip
Len Holt .... electrician
Andrew McDonnell .... focus puller
David Ratcliffe .... gaffer
Gary Stanton .... grip
Andy Stephen .... camera operator (as Andrew Stephen)
Steve Wood .... clapper loader
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Alexandra Caulfield .... dresser (as Alex Caulfield)
Derek Rowe .... dresser
Lucy Wright .... assistant costume designer
 
Editorial Department
David Boyle .... assistant film editor
Chris Clarkson .... assistant film editor
Neil Parker .... colorist
 
Music Department
Mark Tucker .... music score recording engineer
 
Other crew
Glenys Bell .... production coordinator
Carolyn Choa .... choreographer
Susie Conklin .... script editor
Wayne Docksey .... animal master
Catriona McKenzie .... script executive
Craig McNeil .... production executive
Helen Moran .... script supervisor
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Moll Flanders (UK) (short title)
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Runtime:
54 min (4 parts)
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Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Anachronisms: When this mini-series first aired on British TV, in the final episode, Moll is led to what she believes is her death. The cart in which she travels passes behind a large blue van, clearly visible in the foreground. more
Movie Connections:
Version of Molly (1977) more

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6 out of 6 people found the following comment useful.
Archetypal Bodice Ripper, 23 September 2001
10/10
Author: Robski from United Kingdom

The novel is the archetypal bodice ripper but the Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders is far more than that. It is a well constructed, well acted, well directed period drama of the type the British TV Industry does so well.

Alex Kingston is exceptional in the title roll, her defection to the States from the UK is a real loss and the cast list is like a who's who of British TV. Particularly good is Diana Rigg.

All in all my words cannot really do it justice, if you get the opportunity to see it then please do. It is really well worth it.

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