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Miss Havisham, a wealthy spinster who wears an old wedding dress and lives in the dilapidated Satis House, asks Pip's "Uncle Pumblechook" (who is actually Joe's uncle) to find a boy to play with her adopted daughter Estella. Pip begins to visit Miss Havisham and Estella, with whom he falls in love,then Pip a humble orphan suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor.

Prepare for a life of great expectations.

Genres: Drama, Romance

Starring: Jeremy Irvine, Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes

Released: November 30, 2012

Runtime: 128.0

Popularity Rating: 6.812

BBC Films, Lipsync Productions, Number 9 Films, Unison Films

United Kingdom, United States of America

Philip 'Pip' Pirrip Jeremy Irvine
Miss Havisham Helena Bonham Carter
Abel Magwitch Ralph Fiennes
Estella Havisham Holliday Grainger
Mr. Jaggers Robbie Coltrane
Joe Gargery Jason Flemyng
Wemmick Ewen Bremner
Mrs. Joe Sally Hawkins
Mr. Pumblechook David Walliams
Molly Tamzin Outhwaite
Arthur Havisham Daniel Weyman
Biddy Jessie Cave
Charles Pocket Edward Fleming
Herbert Pocket Olly Alexander
Camilla Pocket Kate Lock
Sarah Pocket Pooky Quesnel
Bentley Drummle Ben Lloyd-Hughes
Clara Sophie Rundle
Raymond Richard James
Mrs. Raymond Roberta Burton
Compeyson William Ellis
Mrs. Hubble Bernice Stegers
Mr. Hubble Alan Rushton
Mrs. Wopsle Sheila Simpson
Mr. Wopsle Tim Freeman
Young Pip Toby Irvine
Young Estella Helena Barlow
Young Biddy Bebe Cave
Young Herbert Charlie Callaghan
Sergeant Ralph Ineson
Bailiff Two Nick Bartlett
Soldier Steve Morphew
Bullfinch Joe Jameson
Pepper Zac Mattoon O'Brien
Porter Peter Greed
River Policeman Gary Arthurs
Judge Malcolm Tierney
Bailiff One Ronnie Fox
Wemmick's Neighbour (uncredited) Claire Ashton
London Solicitor (uncredited) Lasco Atkins
Estate Agent's Assistant (uncredited) Pablo Bubar
Mrs. Compeyson (uncredited) Nellie Burroughes
James Rascal (uncredited) Jason Daly
Ballroom Dancer (uncredited) Leigh Daniels
Ball Guest (uncredited) Filippo Delaunay
Tripe Shop Proprietor (uncredited) Kate Hefferman
Blind Man's Sister (uncredited) Evelyn James
Ballroom Dancer (uncredited) Dale Mercer
Barrister (uncredited) Patrick Moorhouse
Mr. Jagger's Office Doorman (uncredited) Jimmy Pethrus
Miss Havisham's Footman (uncredited) Charlie Richards
Smithfield Butcher (uncredited) David G. Robinson

Art — Art Direction: Mike Stallion
Art — Location Scout: Carn Burton
Art — Production Design: Jim Clay
Art — Set Decoration: Caroline Smith
Art — Supervising Art Director: Dominic Masters
Art — Title Designer: Howard Watkins
Art — Title Designer: Julia Hall
Camera — Director of Photography: John Mathieson
Costume & Make-Up — Costume Design: Beatrix Aruna Pasztor
Crew — Post Production Supervisor: Polly Duval
Directing — Director: Mike Newell
Directing — Script Supervisor: Rowena Ladbury
Editing — Editor: Tariq Anwar
Production — Casting: Susie Figgis
Production — Casting Assistant: Miranda Howard-Williams
Production — Co-Producer: Laurie Borg
Production — Executive Producer: Arti Modi
Production — Executive Producer: C.C. Hang
Production — Executive Producer: Charlotte Larsen
Production — Executive Producer: Christine Langan
Production — Executive Producer: Cliff Curtis
Production — Executive Producer: Ed Hart
Production — Executive Producer: Harrison Kordestani
Production — Executive Producer: Jana Edelbaum
Production — Executive Producer: Mike Newell
Production — Executive Producer: Norman Merry
Production — Executive Producer: Peter Hampden
Production — Executive Producer: Thorsten Schumacher
Production — Executive Producer: Zygi Kamasa
Production — Line Producer: Caroline Levy
Production — Location Manager: Dan Whitty
Production — Producer: David Faigenblum
Production — Producer: Elizabeth Karlsen
Production — Producer: Emanuel Michael
Production — Producer: Stephen Woolley
Production — Production Coordinator: Eve Swannell
Production — Production Manager: Alison Banks
Production — Unit Manager: David Taylor
Sound — Music Supervisor: Karen Elliott
Sound — Original Music Composer: Richard Hartley
Writing — Novel: Charles Dickens
Writing — Screenplay: David Nicholls