Matthew Macfadyen ... Arthur Clennam
Andy Serkis ... Rigaud (2008)
Mackenzie Crook ... Harris (2008)
Eddie Marsan ... Mr. Pancks (2008)
Eve Myles ... Maggy (2008)
Freema Agyeman ... Tattycoram (2008)
Alun Armstrong ... Jeremiah Flintwinch (2008)
Emma Pierson ... Fanny Dorrit
Ruth Jones ... Flora Finching
Tom Courtenay ... William Dorrit (2008)
Bill Paterson ... Mr. Meagles
Ron Cook ... Mr.Chivery
Amanda Redman ... Mrs. Merdle (2008)
Robert Hardy ... Tite Barnacle
Georgia King ... Pet Meagles
Judy Parfitt ... Mrs. Clennam (2008)
James Fleet ... Frederick Dorrit
Russell Tovey ... John Chivery
Claire Foy ... Amy Dorrit
John Alderton ... Christopher Casby
Maxine Peake ... Miss Wade
Sue Johnston ... Affery Flintwinch
Janine Duvitski ... Mrs. Meagles
Darren Boyd ... Tite Barnacle Jn
Annette Crosbie ... Mr. F's Aunt (2008)
Alex Wyndham ... Henry Gowan
Ian McElhinney ... Mr. Clennam
Sebastian Armesto ... Edmund Sparkler (2008)
Stephane Cornicard ... Henri Barronneau
Anton Lesser ... Mr. Merdle
Elliot Francis ... Errand Boy
Jason Watkins ... Mr.Plornish
Arthur Darvill ... Edward 'Tip' Dorrit
Rosie Cavaliero ... Mrs. Plornish
Jason Thorpe ... Cavalletto (2008)
Zubin Varla ... Daniel Doyce
Amanda Lawrence ... Poyner

BBC's 14-part adaptation of Dickens' powerful story of love, honour, debt and hope in 1820s London, written by Andrew Davies. This timeless rags to riches story concerns the vacillating fortunes of the Dorrit family. The kind-hearted Amy (Claire Foy), the Little Dorrit of the title, looks after her proud father, William (Tom Courtenay - The Golden Compass) who is a long-term inmate of Marshalsea debtors' prison in London.