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"A young orphan lives with his sister and her husband, he envisions a better life for himself when an anonymous benefactor finances his education and he is able to study in London to become a gentleman."
"Story of a young man befriending an escaped convict who becomes his unknown benefactor, and of the consequences for the young man as he established himself in the world."
"The classic Charles Dickens tale of Pip, the orphan with 'great expections' growing up from boy to young man, his terrifying encounter with the convict Magwich at his mother's grave, the wealthy but eccentric Miss Havisham and her beautiful but spiteful ward, Estella. Pip survives the harsh realities of Victorian England and with the help of a mysterious patron becomes a 'gentleman' but is then shocked to discover the real identity of his benefactor!"@en
"The classic story of a country boy who is given the opportunity to break free from poverty to live life as an educated gentleman."
"Edited from the feature pictured produced by Universal. Tells Charles Dickens' story of Pip, the blacksmith's apprentice, who is mysteriously set up as a "gentleman of great expectations." Emphasis is placed upon Pip's awakening to an appreciation of gentlemanliness exemplified by such homely virtues as loyalty and gratitude rather than the veneer of London fashions and manners."@en
"A poor boy comes into money and, after some frivolous living, learns the value of being true to oneself."@en
"A vivid adaptation of Charles Dickens' powerful story of a young orphan boy who is released from his apprenticeship by a mysterious benefactor to be educated in London."@en
"A vivid adaptation of Charles Dickens' powerful story of a young orphan boy who is released from his apprenticeship by a mysterious benefactor to be educated in London."
"An adaptation of Charles Dickens' story of a young orphan boy who is released from his apprenticeship by a mysterious benefactor to be educated in London."
"A story of a young orphan named Pip who lives with his sister and her blacksmith husband Joe. One day Pip is sent to play at the residence of Miss Havisham, a frightening, elderly woman who seems locked in the past. She wears ancient bridal attire and never moves from the dusty upper rooms of her home. Miss Havisham's beautiful but contemptuous ward, Estella, makes Pip feel appallingly inferior, creating in him a desire to better himself -- changing his life forever. But despite his efforts to improve himself, the frustrated Pip seems destined to remain Joe's apprentice. Until one day a lawyer named Jaggers calls to inform Pip that he has "great expectations." Pip is to be released from his apprenticeship and educated in London as a gentleman! The benefactor who has made this life transformation possible, however, wishes to remain anonymous."
"In the gloom of a country graveyard, a young boy encounters an escaped convict, a chance meeting that later leads the boy to tragedy, mystery and wealth."
"As the material expectations of America grew during the halcyon days of the Eisenhower administration, blacks, displaced farmers, and impoverished Hispanics were fighting for equality and their slice of the American Dream."

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"Television : Drama"
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"Great expectations (Television program)"
"Great expectations"
"Great expectations"@en
"Great expectations (Trailer :[1998?])"@en
"Great expectations (Motion picture : 1946)"@en
"Great Expectations"
"Great expectations (Trailer : [1946?])"@en

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