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Sorry I had to change the audio due to copyright issues. http://www.vimeo.com/3553557 This is a link to the video with the music I originally chose (Josh Groban) Scenes from David Copperfield (1999). Cast includes Daniel Radcliffe, Bob Hoskins, Maggie Smith, Ian McKellen, Imelda Staunton. Hope you enjoy! DISCLAIMER: NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.

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Rocío Gonzalez Hermosín
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Natividad García Pedrosa.

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1. Who does this boy who plays David Copperfield remember in his childhood?

Yes, it's Daniel Radcliffe! More or less 5 minutes before becoming a mass idol giving life to Harry Potter.

2.And this lady doing Betsy                     Trotwood reminds you of someone?

The actress Maggie Smith, who years later will coincide with Radcliffe in the Harry Potter saga, in the role of Minerva McGonagall, deputy director of the Hogwarts School of Magic and Wizardry, Head of the Gryffindor House and professor of Transformations.

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Before this movie they did 6 more, but they were not televised, and after this only one followed that same year.

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There is a film, shot for the television in 1999, David Copperfield, directed by Simon Curtis, that although it has been object of bad critics, it picks up quite faithfully the essence of the book of Dickens.

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-The ending is very characteristic of Dickens: all the characters end up having exactly what they deserve!
-David achieves happiness and after having suffered from reading about injustices, intrigues and misfortunes, one is comforted by seeing that the wicked receive a good lesson.
-This book has been translated into many languages ​​and has made many different editions with different page numbers and different explanations, but it always tells the same story. The original number of pages is 624.

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On more than one occasion I use the pseudonym "Boz"

Her hard childhood, was one of her main sources of inspiration.

He is considered to be one of the first writers to become a true mass phenomenon.

It was the true precursor of copyright.

One of his most faithful followers was Queen Victoria I.

Consiguió hacer amistad con otras dos grandes plumas de la historia de la literatura universal: Julio Verne y Alejandro Dumas.

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He spent his childhood in London and Kent, places frequently described in his works. He left his school and was forced to work from a very young age, when his father was imprisoned for debts. Most of his training was self-taught, and his novel "David Copperfield" (1850) is partly autobiographical and transcends his feelings about it. From 1827 he began to prepare to work as a reporter, in a publication of an uncle, The Mirror of Parliament, and for the liberal newspaper The Morning Chronicle.
He learned shorthand and, little by little, managed to make a living by what he wrote; Began drafting court records to later access a post as a parliamentary journalist, and finally under the pseudonym Boz, published a series of articles inspired by London's daily life (Esbozos por Boz).
Charles Dickens was a well-known personality and his novels were very popular during his life.
His family life was random, with several marital failures and many children.
He died on June 9, 1870 and his remains were buried in Westminster Abbey.

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The orphan David Copperfield, after being ill-treated by his stepfather and his teachers, is forced to work, in subhuman conditions, in a warehouse in London. However, the life of our protagonist improves considerably when this one decides to escape and to go in search of its Aunt Betsey. Thanks to her, David will be able to go to a good school and stay at the home of an affable lawyer, Mr. Wickfield, whose daughter, Agnes, becomes one of her friends.

After completing his studies, David, a practicing lawyer, meets Dora, whom he passionately falls in love with and ends up marrying. Soon, David will realize that Dora was not the woman with whom he wanted to share his life, and who is unhappy; When he is resigned to assuming his error, Dora becomes sick and dies, not without asking Agnes to marry him on his deathbed to marry David. Finally, Agnes's wish is fulfilled, and David and Agnes will be very happy together

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This novel is narrated in the first person, and has from beginning to end a main theme, the emotional disciplinary. The characters are generally divided into categories, those who have a disciplinary heart, those who lack a disciplinary heart and those who develop this heart with the passage of time.

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In both Oliver Twist and David Copperfield, Charles Dicken was inspired by his childhood, an inspiration based on the poor.

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It was published by deliveries in 1849, and in book form in 1850.

Was published in monthly chapters.

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Charles Dickens worked at David Copperfield for two years between 1848 and 1850, carefully planning his plot and structure. Seven novels precede it and seven novels would happen it, being David Copperfield the novel of half point.

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In this novel is reflected parts of the life of Charles Dickens.

He said in the prologue to the novel "of all my books, this is the one I like the most"

And then "like many parents, I have a favorite son, a son who is my weakness, this son is called David Copperfield"

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David Copperfield is the eighth novel written by Charles Dickens.