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'Little Dorrit' - Sundays through April 26

posted Friday, March 27, 2009 12:19pm

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"Little Dorrit" premiered on Sunday, March 29. The "Masterpiece Classic" series will air in five parts on Rocky Mountain PBS, Sundays at 9 p.m. through April 26.

Screenwriter Andrew Davies ("Bleak House") adapts Charles Dickens' most moving love story, which also has the timely theme of chronic debt and financial collapse. Matthew Macfadyen, Claire Foy and Tom Courtenay star.

Watch a preview below and check out these exclusive interviews with the cast and crew.

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Masterpiece Classic
"Little Dorrit (Part 1 of 5)"

What's your point of view?

Jeffrey Uhlich
Tuesday, March 31, 2009 › 10:14am
We missed this episode, will it be repeated?

Susannah
Tuesday, March 31, 2009 › 10:19am
Hello Jeffrey,
"Masterpiece Classic: David Copperfield (Part 2 of 2)" is not schedule to be broadcast again at this time. Many local libraries carry copies of this program if you're interested in checking the program out.

benton
Monday, April 6, 2009 › 6:28pm
outstanding

Eithe
Tuesday, April 14, 2009 › 5:51pm
I hope you will rerun this series at some point. I missed 2 parts by accident........

Linda in Viewer Services
Wednesday, April 15, 2009 › 8:37am
Good morning, Eithe. If you go to http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/littledorrit/watch.html you can watch the episodes online. Best wishes.

Cheryl Stanko
Sunday, April 19, 2009 › 11:05am
I absolutely love Masterpiece Classic. I look forward to it every Sunday. Like every classic Little Dorrit is outstanding. Thank you!

charles
Sunday, April 19, 2009 › 3:47pm
When will the rest of the episodes be scheduled in Canada. I see that it is not sceduled for the 9:00 spot on sunday april 20. Will it be aired for Canadians online? Can it be aired online.

Thanks

bobbi
Sunday, April 19, 2009 › 8:19pm
I always watch Masterpiece Theater. But tonight for what ever reason, channel 8 is blank. ahaaaaaa. I hope to see it on the computer.

Frank Timmons
Sunday, April 19, 2009 › 8:20pm
We missed episode 2 of Little Dorrit. How can we watch it on line as soon as possible so we can move on to episode 3 which we taped?

Eric
Sunday, April 19, 2009 › 9:14pm
Will Little Dorrit(pat4 of 5) be rebrodcast? If so, when?

diane
Sunday, April 19, 2009 › 10:49pm
Love Masterpeice -hoping Litte Dorrit will be shown again but when?

Charlie Cruser
Monday, April 20, 2009 › 4:17pm
The Doo Wop's are fantastic programs. I remember seeing a Roy Obison special (I believe it was his last) I believe it was a tribute where Bruce Springsteen and others joined his band. It was on PBS around Nov. or Dec. Would it be possible to get a tape of the show. Thank YOu

gray-mayo
Wednesday, April 22, 2009 › 7:26pm
saw the show in person and it was awesome,each singer had a w9nderful voice; can't wait to view it again on pbs April 29th.

Susannah
Thursday, April 23, 2009 › 12:08pm
You can watch the episodes of "Masterpiece Classic: Little Dorrit" online at http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/littledorrit/watch.html. A request has been submitted to the Rocky Mountain PBS programming department to consider re-broadcasting the 4th part of "Masterpiece: Little Dorrit".

David Humphrey
Thursday, April 23, 2009 › 9:05pm
Excellent, excellent show.

Phil
Saturday, April 25, 2009 › 5:53pm
Really have enjoyed Little Dorrit. Have started reading the book. I have been confused by the Promo that suggested there were 8 episodes. That appears to be incorrect. We were crazy about Austen and have really enjoyed Dickens. Who's next?

Mary Elizabeth Nordstrom
Sunday, April 26, 2009 › 12:52pm
Glad to see that you are presenting opera on Great Performances. It is important to keep the classics in public access channels, even if one's interest in opera wanes as mine has, new generations need to be knowledgeable about it. My interest has taken a turn toward Broadway musicals, and even golden oldie movie musicals. I wish when scheduling on TV Guide network you would put the title of the opera or name of symphony playing instead of just Great Performances. I had to come to the Internet to find out I was watching Little Dorrit that is right now boring me to death. I still have to ask Google who wrote the opera. I had no idea Great Performances was scheduled on Sunday afternoons and think it is a great time for it.

Karla
Sunday, April 26, 2009 › 5:01pm
"Little Dorrit" is wonderful. I love that this story, set so long ago could reflect struggles of current families. Thank you for bringing this program to RMPBS.

Holly
Tuesday, April 28, 2009 › 5:10pm
I started watching Masterpiece Theatre on Minnesota Public TV in the 1980s with "Upstairs Downstairs" and it just keeps getting better. Don't stop. "Little Dorrit" was a wonderful treat.

Mary Elizabeth Nordstrom
Tuesday, April 28, 2009 › 5:40pm
Am I dense, or have you told us who the composer of the music for Little Dorrit is? I hope you will use it again so I can watch the story from the beginning and appreciate it.

Leslie Sease
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 › 3:37am
I loved this series. I love Dickens. What's not to love. All the Masterpiece productions and top drawer.

Answer for Mary Elizabeth Nordstrom: Go to imdb.com for any tidbits regarding movies and television productions. Cast, production notes, music, art direction, etc. Great site. Very informative.

Keep up the great work PBS and Masterpiece.

Denver, CO

Leslie Sease
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 › 3:53am
Scottish Composer John Lunn wrote the music for Little Dorrit. Go to imdb.com and enter his name in the search bar for more information. I agree! The music was great.

Mary Elizabeth Nordstrom
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 › 11:15am
Thank you for adding that Scottish composer John Lunn wrote the music for Little Dorrit. Thank you also for introducing me to Internet Movie Data base; I had no idea what IMDb stood for!
There are as many acronyms as words these days; perhaps we need an acronym dictionary, or is there one already online?

Mary Elizabeth Nordstrom
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 › 11:16am
Thank you for adding that Scottish composer John Lunn wrote the music for Little Dorrit. Thank you also for introducing me to Internet Movie Data base; I had no idea what IMDb stood for!
There are as many acronyms as words these days; perhaps we need an acronym dictionary, or is there one already online?

Lisa Smith
Tuesday, May 5, 2009 › 3:40pm
I wish that they would air longer on pbs.org. Why do they take them off so fast?

Cathryn L. Sikorski
Thursday, May 7, 2009 › 9:24pm
I would like to know when the series will be aired again in its entirety. Thanks, Cathy

Linda in Viewer Services
Friday, May 8, 2009 › 11:03am
To Cathryn L. Sikorski: Little Dorrit is not scheduled to be shown again within the next couple of months. I have notified the Programming Department of your request. Thank you for your interest.

Carl E Mortensen
Monday, May 11, 2009 › 11:02am
I have recorded all 4 parts of "Little Dorrit"
by failed to record the last hour of Part 5 .
When will you record Part 5 again in Roseville ,ca
Channel 6 ?????????