Vanity Fair

Miniserie de TV
1998
Not Rated
53min

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7.7/10

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Frances Grey and Natasha Little in Vanity Fair (1998)

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La ascensión de Becky Sharp desde orígenes humildes a la alta sociedad y su posterior caída se relata en el contexto de las Guerras Napoleónicas en la Inglaterra y Europa de la era de la Reg... Leer todoLa ascensión de Becky Sharp desde orígenes humildes a la alta sociedad y su posterior caída se relata en el contexto de las Guerras Napoleónicas en la Inglaterra y Europa de la era de la Regencia.La ascensión de Becky Sharp desde orígenes humildes a la alta sociedad y su posterior caída se relata en el contexto de las Guerras Napoleónicas en la Inglaterra y Europa de la era de la Regencia.

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Nominada a6premios BAFTA
- 5 premios ganados y 9 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
The mauve striped day dress worn by one of Miss Crawley's maids in the Park Lane street is the same costume worn by Anna Massey (Mrs. Norris) in Mansfield Park (1983).

Citas
Becky Sharp: I'm afraid I will have to charge you rather a lot. My horses are all I own in the world, you know.
Joss Sedley: Money is no object to me, ma'am.
Becky Sharp: That's good. Six hundred pounds.
[Jos is taken aback, but promptly reaches for his pocketbook.]
Becky Sharp: Each.

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Featured in Screenwipe: Episode #2.3 (2006)

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10/10

Wonderful movie, and very faithful to the book!

I saw this version of "Vanity Fair" when A&E premiered it in 1998, and I was totally captivated. I had not, at that time, read the book, so I was happily tugged along by every twist and turn of this delightful tale. The acting is outstanding on all accounts, the writing is solid, and Thackeray's story is timeless.

Now I am finally getting 'round to reading the book, and I am amazed by how faithful this mini-series is to the original work. Though I usually am frustrated by the liberties that are taken with great literature, and I believe that one should always "read the book" before taking in someone else's interpretation of it, this is a case where having "seen the movie" makes it even more fun to read the book.

Becky Sharp, Emmy Sedley, and especially Captain Dobbins (Philip Glenister really shines) are vividly portrayed -- as are all of the characters. This is a real page-turner of a story, and A&E has done it justice. In either order, read the book and watch the movie. You'll have great fun!