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He was creepy and strange, but I don't think that David is capable of being a rapist
Women say magician creepy, not dangerous Nov 01, 2007
I do think that David Copperfield uses his show to pick up women
Women say magician creepy, not dangerous Nov 01, 2007
I had a gun pointed at my head from six inches away
Copperfield foils robbers with his magic Apr 25, 2006
He tricked my client into believing that he was selling the island to a company that had prior resort experience. That is classic fraud
David Copperfield in legal woes over isle Sep 14, 2004
This lawsuit by Mr. Melk is really just an attempt by him to shakedown Mr. Copperfield for additional money
David Copperfield in legal woes over isle Sep 14, 2004
The Personal History, Adventures, Experience, & Observation of David Copperfield the Younger (usually shortened to David Copperfield) is a 1935 film based upon the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield. Although quite a few characters and incidents from the novel were omitted - notably David's time at Salem House boarding school - the spirit of the book and the period were captured well.
The film was adapted by Hugh Walpole, Howard Estabrook and Lenore J. Coffee from the Dickens novel, and directed by George Cukor.
Hugh Walpole, the screenplay writer, has a cameo role as the vicar. Arthur Treacher, after whom Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips is named, has a cameo as the man with the donkey who steals young David's money, forcing him to walk from London to Dover. Screen legend Elsa Lanchester had a cameo as Clickett, Mr. Micawber's servant.