Project Detail

Magwitch

Synopsis

Mad? Bad? Misunderstood? The untold story of one of Dickens' most colourful and enduring villains.

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
17 mins 39 secs
Format
Digital
Director
Samuel Supple
Producer
Debra McGee
Editor
Sean Cole
Screenwriter
Samuel Supple
Director of Photography
Alan Beech
Production Designer
Lara Hatley
Sound
Simon Bysshe
Composer
Jeremy Birchall
Principal cast
Samuel Edward Cook, Candis Nergaard, David Verrey
Costume
David Hawes, Jennie Douglas

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