David Copperfield (1969) | Hollywood Classic Movie | Richard Attenborough, Cyril Cusack

[@frostylunetta]

This is my personal favourite version Love the flashbacks

[@sylviaross5486]

I grew up in a small town in NE AL. I was around 10 when this version came out on U.S. television. I'd always been fascinated with Great Britain & all things Gothic, having watched the 1960's soap opera "Dark Shadows" as a very young girl. "David Copperfield" just solidified my obsession. Thank you so much for uploading this version!!!

[@eliotreader8220]

until I saw this I didn't know that they had made a film about Dicken's favourite book the year before 1970

[@Ourladyrules]

ive only seen the 1935 version, i wasnt aware of this one. looks good though.

[@helenamatias5]

I love this movie . I fell in love with Robin Phillips when I watched this movie in the '70s 😍

[@teresadelacanal1065]

Very good adaptation and great actors. In those years, every British movie had the same music.

[@bevevans9411]

One of my favorite movies of all time.

[@PlanetaryCitizen]

I like this version. Laurence Olivier and Richard Attenborough were brilliant as Creakle and Tungay!

[@jessicamartinez3613]

I didn't even recognize them!

[@2sridhark]

Brings back old memories. Had this book as a compulsory reading for Grade 9 in India.

[@kirankamran7853]

Sridhar Kaushik u read it in grade 9 in Pakistan we read it in grade 7

[@Supermanindia98]

Me in 8 the grade

[@rahman_english_world7450]

I in PG

[@tosca8571]

Brilliant; Edith Evans and Michael Redgrave are outstanding. Ralph Richardson also great.

[@Carter-i3j]

Jolly good dare I say . I shant want to miss a minute of this remade cinema

[@ritabanninger2024]

I remember this version when PBS ran it. I'd read the abridged version of the book that school year. As I watch it again now it renders all those youthful feelings. I loved that the actor who played David resembled Donovan a bit! May I take a stab at the philosophy of Dickens: that good eventually overcomes evil. That simple.

[@livrosdaloira5151]

Eu também! Tia Betsy e a querida Pegotty! Dois anjos.

[@lunamai5668]

Robin Phillips is his name i love bim too... He did an excellent job i thought

[@chrisrattray8958]

Donovan? He doesn’t have Donovan’s overshot lower jaw.

[@gjc.38.]

: 1/6/23, Friday night. One of the best movie versions YET of David Copperfield !

[@Moronvideos1940]

Thank you for a classic movie. We need more of these in this rotten country ....

[@silenthill146]

?Which country do you mean

[@veronicalake2751]

Moronvideos1940 : How badly U.S.A needs real movies. Hollywood California makes Total Junk movies zombies, ghosts, sex & murder.??? No imagination in movie’s.? Myself & many others gave up the Tv. & we get information off the radio or computer. California is the worst state in The U.S.A.!!!

[@joeymama4666]

Veronica Lake Which movies are considered Hollywood movies?

[@eileencloonan8261]

@@silenthill146 I'm Guessing the England/U.S.! Nonetheless, Thank YOU! for a Lovely and genuine heartwarming movie! Cheers!

[@eileencloonan8261]

As a U.S. citizen with immigrant parents of First Generation Irish/English descent, I have to say... the only films that have 'always' captured our hearts/attention have been the English films (from Sunday evening, Family Classics and Benny Hill, ect.) ! To be honest, I just can't put it into words...we just gravitated to Sunday Family Classics (mostly English films) and Irish/English shows on Chicago's Channel PBS Channel 11. Of note, we seldom watched television when we were younger as we were far too busy with homework, sports, Irish Dancing, Learning an instrument. Cheers!

[@DeltadronesBr]

Wonderful story! There is a profound philosophy

[@mjones4765]

BEST OF THE COPPERFIELD MOVIES❤❤❤❤

[@BlackCatFilmProductions]

I wonder why in this version it focus on the sad parts to David Copperfield. Aside from his struggles, David landed on his feet and find friends for life & the love of his life too.

[@nos4264]

I typed this in search bar because I remember picking this book to read for English class;It did not dawn on me that there were movies on the book. This is first time watch this film.

[@RagedContinuum]

I watched it last night on a budget DVD - I though it was good and very sad by the end.. great cast, well done flashbacks and camera work despite an obvious low budget. I haven't read the book but I would think that it did a serviceable job of capturing the story. You can hand it to Dickens to stick up for the good, earnest people of the Earth

[@AfridiZindabad]

The demeanour and expression of this 'David' matches Steerforth's character far better than someone who was meant to be 'fresh as a daisy' and of 'amiable character' etc

[@mirakali8350]

AfridiZindabad ,

[@14478100]

Yes. He's nothing like David.

[@467-k1m]

Love the flair on grandmama's hat ! lmb0

[@greyedgerton2890]

There exists so very much philosophy, religion, and literature that, to truly understand and appreciate should be read in it's original script. England does not have a franchise on beautiful thought. I'm kinda screwed though, I'm English.

[@grantconlon9541]

Not to mention... Michael Redgrave, Ralph Richardson and Sir Laurence Olivier!

[@maxi-me]

You'd think the producer and screenwriter would have actually read the book but I guess they just decided to have someone summarize it to them,

[@moi472]

Who else comes here for final exam 😂😂

[@Astar._.]

me but not the final, small test

[@gracemarysasungoh5486]

Me but for the internal test 🙃🙃

[@maybakharbithai1724]

Me too for the internal

[@ronameky2092]

Me

[@sarojchoudhary3562]

Me too for Final exam 😢

[@johngreen3543]

Great cast and haunting music make this version of the story still my favorite. I have seen all three of the versions available and have come to that conclusion. What about you?

[@onionfield5306]

He reminds me of Paul Atreides from Dune. The sleeper must awaken.

[@rose-mariechauret91]

No doubt he is showing true signs of depression. It is no darn wonder!

[@kennethbooker4955]

Another British film good cast

[@DragonMama-yt3zs]

Now this is well cast. But for sheer terror, no one can beat Basil Rathbone as Mr. Murdstone. The sequence where he beats David (Freddy Bartholomew) still makes me have nightmares today. By the way, you thumbnail you are using for this movie is a still from the 1935 movie, which prominently shows Basil Rathbone and Freddy Bartholomew, not anyone from the 1969 which is what you are showing.

[@flowerchild777]

I would have enjoyed watching the 1935 version

[@Ourladyrules]

​@@flowerchild777its much better, with WC Fields in the cast also. well worth watching 👍

[@robnewman6101]

David Copperfield 1999.

[@cleliaclelia9471]

Traduisez en français SVP, Ce serait bien Ce sont des beaux films

[@samahragababdelmohsen8320]

Great

[@the_eternal_student]

The text is ascribed both to William Whittingham (hymnary.org/hymn/HTC/591b) and Francis Rous (hymnary.org/hymn/TPH2018/23A), so I am not exactly sure who to believe about the lyrics, but the tune is singularly ascribed to James Leith Macbeth Bain and known as "Brother James Air" (hymnary.org/tune/brother_james_air). Apparently, the only alteration in the film, and presumably by Sir Arnold, was the change of the second to last note from the octave or eighth to the seventh or leading tone; a slight, but effective change.

[@tedthesailor172]

I'm pretty sure that the location amongst the encrusted wooden breakwaters, where David is seen to wander in thought towards the end, was co-opted as a backdrop for the opening credits in their 1970's TV series....

[@EkthaGamer108]

Super

[@keithnaylor1981]

The thumbnail is from the 1935 version.

[@martaamendola1502]

eu assisto esse time muito triste mas gostei

[@kaiumkhan8652]

Please uplod this film in bangla.

[@aliyaansari9207]

Please convert this movie in hindi plzzzzzzz

[@avidreader1527]

When I think about it , the Murdstones must have have poisened " the brides " .

[@sachinkumarmirganj9548]

David copperfield ka full video hindi me upload kriye

[@robinfereday6562]

Not a bad cast😱😱😱

[@kaumanaxannodtatu1515]

is this the david copperfield the magician?

[@467-k1m]

no

[@jeannedarc7172]

Tradução para o português, por favor...!

[@AdrianaSilva-jq4zf]

Amo esse filme lembrança de minha infância!❤😭

[@frostylunetta]

Sinead Cusack is so beautiful as Little Em’ly

[@marcellogenesi6390]

glassheartnerd I am afraid I have to admit that I the quality of the picture is bad, the actors as good as they are are no match for the cast of the 1935 version, from David Bartholomew, Edna May Oliver, Elsa Lanchester, Basil Rathbone, W.C.Fields, Maureen O'Sullivan, Lionel Barrymore, not forgetting the superb Roland Young in the role of the slimy Uriah Heep, and the beautiful Elizabeth Allen. I would not watch this version again, but the 1935 version I have it on tape.

[@maureenoneill2847]

Dad of Richardong bros. Their barn but ing spirit of antipathy was grabbing my feet by absyrea

[@lingammahamaha2398]

Please upload this movie with subtitle

[@Shalom99143]

Because of Jesus's, here we are n live by His Life. Amen n Shalom. God bless❤

[@cleibmenezesdasilva8644]

Favor colocar legenda em português.

[@edvaldooliveira154]

tradução para Português

[@deniseantunes725]

esta faltando as legendas ocultas.

[@jorgenovack7791]

excelente

[@Ourladyrules]

not bad but much prefer the 1935 film with Freddy Bartholomew and WC fields 🎥🥂

[@franceswright3597]

Where is Mrs Heep in Uriah's downfall scene??

[@franco19721]

que fantastico

[@prontphoneelmalmen3317]

فيلم حلوووووو

[@miladydewinter7770]

Anyone who hasn't read the book will be SO confused by the first half hour. Not the best version I've ever watched.

[@aewerasinha8973]

So how is nice

[@Carter-i3j]

British to the core 🇬🇧

[@ivoc6604]

Trasmettetelo in Italiano...grazie.

[@bogeythedog163]

Oh Pamela

[@franceswright3597]

I missed Mrs Heep in U

[@the_eternal_student]

Does anyone know the composer of the music or melody used with the text "The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want" at 19:30? Was it a composition by the composer of the music in the film, Sir Malcolm Arnold?

[@Paulkazey1]

Elton John

[@charlieglendinning2372]

Not Elton John… it’s called “Brother James Air” and it was written in 1915

[@robnewman6101]

Oliver 1968.

[@deniseantunes725]

não tem dublagem,legendas.

[@davidbailey8852]

Not as good as the original not bad watchable

[@KattamanchiRajesh]

👍

[@jennyparsons1343]

Aunt Betsy was a good chacartor

[@maureenoneill2847]

Wash now got watch rather than break his cement workers charger's

[@the_eternal_student]

If those links don't work, just type "the lord's my shepherd, I'll not want + brother james' air + hymnary.org" into google and its the first site.

[@maureenoneill2847]

Richard long bros attention

[@maureenoneill2847]

He was putting it up like Hollywood boulevard but they pulled me pitb

[@maureenoneill2847]

His neck is mutton by Hungarian standard

[@maureenoneill2847]

His heart is canine of prairie dogs Serengeti's

[@maureenoneill2847]

His stomach's is his his strongholds

[@maureenoneill2847]

He says he's a dog Lucifer as we would understand his familiar by Cinderella hearthside talks

[@juniorchamorrovera132]

1935

[@nanese7493]

😍

[@aatefadham4173]

ترجمه واسأله للقصه

[@maureenoneill2847]

Carriage house called it is the scene of caught on time we should wash him. Their Barnabas barn burners went for Josette feet to cement them they pulled me out by anchor washed cement down with fire hose

[@callumharrison5374]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I got such positive feedback about the film 0:38 💖🎬 👇 👇 👇💕

[@davidgoodwin3068]

89

[@lhirsch1]

This is a dreadful movie. A great book with some great actors doing bad performances. Ralph Richardson was the best thing about it but it's hard to mess up that character. I think the producers and screenwriter just read my brother's high school term paper on David Copperfield which was solely based on Cliffs Notes. Like the screenwriter for this abomination, he didn't read the book either. If you liked this, please watch the 1935 version to understand what a good movie made from this book looks like.

[@derekmtheriault]

#ugottacthisb4udie

[@denisekelly6320]

Fuggoff... not even close....

[@pattysherwood7091]

Not a good movie. But thanks for trying

[@Cyril_Squirrel]

you show us your philistine side with that ill thought comment.

[@jimmoun]

im not sure what you are all on about,..one thing i do know for certain, is that charles dickens was a master of his craft, his volumes where meant to be read and not to be cut and twisted to fit a movies or movies,,,charles dickens is one of ans will remain one of the most descrciptive writers ever...

[@veronicalake2751]

Patty Sherwood : This tells me ignorance to Real acting.!!!

[@CarlMakesItEasy]

Not a good comment. But thanks for posting :D

[@mirakali8350]

You have not written a nice thing

[@Carter-i3j]

I hear Ringo Starr turned down the part of a stable boy in this flim

[@er.bhaskarsinghofficial5196]

Please convert this movie in hindi