Our Mutual Friend is a British television serial broadcast in 1998 and adapted from Charles Dickens's novel Our Mutual Friend (1864–1865).

Our Mutual Friend
Written by	Sandy Welch Charles Dickens (novel)
Directed by	Julian Farino
Starring	Paul McGann Steven Mackintosh Keeley Hawes Anna Friel Peter Vaughan David Morrissey Dominic Mafham
Production
Running time	360 min.
Release
Original network	BBC Two
Original release	9 March (1998-03-09) – 30 March 1998 (1998-03-30)

Cast

• Anna Friel as Bella Wilfer
• Steven Mackintosh as John Harmon
• Keeley Hawes as Lizzie Hexam
• Paul McGann as Eugene Wrayburn
• Peter Vaughan as Mr. Boffin
• David Morrissey as Bradley Headstone
• Dominic Mafham as Mortimer Lightwood
• David Bradley as Rogue Riderhood
• Kenneth Cranham as Silas Wegg
• Timothy Spall as Mr. Venus
• Pam Ferris as Mrs. Boffin
• Katy Murphy as Jenny Wren
• Doon Mackichan as Sophronia Lammle
• Anthony Calf as Alfred Lammle
• Michael Culkin as Mr. Veneering
• Martin Hancock as Sloppy
• Edna Doré as Betty Higden
• Margaret Tyzack as Lady Tippins
• Roger Frost as police inspector
• David Schofield as Gaffer Hexam
• Paul Bailey as Charley Hexam
• Peter Wright as Mr. Wilfer
• Heather Tobias as Mrs. Wilfer
• Catriona Yuill as Lavinia Wilfer

Production

The Kingswear Castle paddlesteamer was used for the drama. The scene was shot on the River Medway next to the boat's then moorings in The Historic Dockyard Chatham. In 2013 the ship returned to use on the River Dart in Devon. Bella Wilfer and the Boffin family go on a family day out. The back streets of the workhouse were filmed in The Historic Dockyard Chatham.[1]

Awards

Winner:

• 1999: British Academy of Film and Television Arts - Best Design, Best Drama Serial, Best Sound, Best Make Up

Nominated:

• 1999: Broadcasting Press Guild Awards - Best Actor, Best Drama

References

External links

• Our Mutual Friend at BBC Online
• Our Mutual Friend at PBS
• Our Mutual Friend at IMDb

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