The Pickwick Papers

The Pickwick Club sends Mr. Pickwick and a group of friends to travel across England and to report back on the interesting things they find...

Cast

James Hayter

as Samuel Pickwick

James Donald

as Nathaniel Winkle

Nigel Patrick

as Mr. Jingle

Joyce Grenfell

as Mrs. Leo Hunter

Hermione Gingold

as Miss Tompkins

Hermione Baddeley

as Mrs. Bardell

Donald Wolfit

as Sergeant Buzfuz

Harry Fowler

as Sam Weller

Kathleen Harrison

as Rachel Wardle

Alexander Gauge

as Tracy Tupman

Reviews

CinemaSerf

James Hayter is at his theatrical best in this comedy that sees a group of well-meaning men travel the length and breadth of the kingdom trying to report for their "Pickwick Club" many of the interesting things that cross their path. They are led by the eponymous "Samuel" (Hayter) who's an avuncular...

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