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[[Clyde Langer]] described his journey as "some bloke gets mucked around by women". ([[TV]]: ''[[The Empty Planet (TV story)|The Empty Planet]]'') | [[Clyde Langer]] described his journey as "some bloke gets mucked around by women". ([[TV]]: ''[[The Empty Planet (TV story)|The Empty Planet]]'') | ||
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* Pip has been played by [[Dinsdale Landen]], [[Simon Gipps-Kent]] and [[Anthony Calf]] in various adaptations of ''Great Expectations''. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:03, 9 March 2023
Pip was the protagonist and narrator in Charles Dickens' Great Expectations.
Originally an orphan, the book followed Pip's journey as he developed into a gentleman. This development occurred through a series of events, including an encounter with an escaped convict on the Kent marshes, a summons to meet Miss Havisham and her ward Estella, and the generosity of a mysterious benefactor.
Clyde Langer described his journey as "some bloke gets mucked around by women". (TV: The Empty Planet)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Pip has been played by Dinsdale Landen, Simon Gipps-Kent and Anthony Calf in various adaptations of Great Expectations.
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