Cinematic and Theatrical Portrayals
on film and television, Lucie has been portrayed by:
- Elizabeth Allan/Fay Chaldecott (film, 1935)
- Wendy Hutchinson (TV, 1957)
- Dorothy Tutin (film, 1958)
- Kika Markham (TV, 1965)
- Sally Osborne (TV, 1980)
- Alice Krige (TV, 1980)
- Serena Gordon (TV, 1989)
In the 2008 Broadway musical adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities, Lucie Manette is played by Brandi Burkhardt.
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