David Copperfield (1999 Film) - Characters

Characters

  • Mark Doran as David Copperfield (Baby)
  • Daniel Radcliffe as David Copperfield (Young)
  • Ciarán McMenamin as David Copperfield (Adult)
  • Emilia Fox as Clara Copperfield
  • Maggie Smith as Betsey Trotwood
  • Trevor Eve as Edward Murdstone
  • Zoë Wanamaker as Jane Murdstone
  • Pauline Quirke as Clara Peggotty
  • Michael Elphick as Barkis
  • Alun Armstrong as Dan Peggotty.
  • James Thornton as Ham Peggotty.
  • Patsy Byrne as Mrs Gummidge
  • Laura Harling as Emily Peggotty (Young)
  • Aislin McGuckin as Emily Peggotty (Adult)
  • Ian McKellen as Mr Creakle
  • Harry Lloyd as James Steerforth (Young)
  • Oliver Milburn as James Steerforth (Adult)
  • Cherie Lunghi as Mrs Steerforth
  • Kenneth MacDonald as Littimer
  • Bob Hoskins as Wilkins Micawber
  • Imelda Staunton as Mrs Micawber
  • Dawn French as Mrs Crupp.
  • Paul Whitehouse as the Pawnbroker
  • Ian McNeice as Mr. Dick
  • James Grout as Mr Spenlow
  • Joanna Page as Dora Spenlow
  • Nicholas Lyndhurst as Uriah Heep
  • Thelma Barlow as Mrs Heep
  • Oliver Ford Davies as Mr Wickfield
  • Antonia Corrigan as Agnes Wickfield (Young)
  • Morgane Slemp as Clara (Young)
  • Amanda Ryan as Agnes Wickfield (Adult)
  • Clare Holman as Rosa Dartle
  • Tom Wilkinson as Narrator (as old David)

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