Episodes
| Episode | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| OMNI-01 | 20200411 | 20200412 (BBC7) 20240519 (BBC7) 20240520 (BBC7) | George Eliot's novel of grand passions and tormented lives. A brother and sister, pitted against one another in love and life. An absorbing tragedy of family discord and financial ruin, of sibling love and bitterness. And a powerful tale of desire, betrayal and moral conflict. Starring Anna Maxwell Martin and Joanna Vanderham. Omnibus of the first of five of ten episodes dramatised by Rhiannon Tise. George Eliot, the Narrator - .. Anna Maxwell Martin Young Maggie - .. Amy-Jayne Leigh Young Tom - .. Oliver Zetterstrom Young Lucy - .. Grace Doherty Mr Tulliver - .. Roger Ringrose Mrs Tulliver - .. Alison Belbin Maggie - .. Joanna Vanderham Tom - .. Will Kirk Lucy - .. Ell Potter Philip - .. Chris Lew Kum Hoi Stephen - .. Jack Farthing Mrs Moss - .. Heather Craney Mr Wakem - .. John Dougall Mrs Glegg - .. Elizabeth Counsell, Mr Stelling - .. John Lightbody, Dr Kenn - .. Hasan Dixon Luke/Bob - .. Kurtis Lowe Keiza/Sally - .. Bettrys Jones Director: Tracey Neale George Eliot's most autobiographical novel draws on her personal pain at the loss of the close bond with her brother who had cut off all contact with her. It resulted in one of the great novels of childhood, and one of literature's most unforgettable heroines. Like Anne of Green Gables and Jane Eyre, Maggie captures the dilemma of being the clever girl in the family, the ugly duckling, the misplaced foundling who longs to be recognised for the genius she secretly knows herself to be. As the rebellious Maggie's fiery spirit and imaginative nature bring her into conflict with her narrow Made to mark the 140th Anniversary of George Eliot's death. Anna Maxwell Martin narrates George Eliot's story of grand passions and tormented lives. Dramatisation of George Eliot's semi-autobiographical novel of Victorian childhood. Grand passions and tormented lives. A powerful exploration of what ensues when the head confronts the heart. Star Anna Maxwell Martin. George Eliot's novel of grand passions and tormented lives to mark the 140th Anniversary of George Eliot's death this year. Omnibus of the first of five of ten episodes by Rhiannon Tise. A brother and sister, pitted against one another in love and life. An absorbing tragedy of family discord and financial ruin, of sibling love and bitterness. And a powerful tale of desire, betrayal and moral conflict. Produced and Directed by Tracey Neale George Eliot's most autobiographical novel draws on her personal pain at the loss of the close bond with her brother who had cut off all contact with her. It resulted in one of the great novels of childhood, and one of literature's most unforgettable heroines. Like Anne of Green Gables and Jane Eyre, Maggie captures the dilemma of being the clever girl in the family, the ugly duckling, the misplaced foundling who longs to be recognised for the genius she secretly knows herself to be. |
| OMNI-02 | 20200418 | 20240526 (BBC7) 20240527 (BBC7) 20200419 (BBC7) | Four years have passed and Maggie is reunited with a friend from the past. Tom is determined to rescue his father from debt and return The Mill to the Tulliver family. George Eliot's absorbing tragedy of financial ruin, desire, betrayal and moral conflict. Starring Anna Maxwell Martin and Joanna Vanderham. Omnibus of the last five of ten episodes dramatised by Rhiannon Tise. George Eliot, the Narrator - Anna Maxwell Martin Maggie - Joanna Vanderham Stephen - Jack Farthing Philip - Chris Lew Kum Hoi Tom - Will Kirk Lucy - Ell Potter Mr Tulliver - Roger Ringrose Mrs Tulliver - Alison Belbin Mr Wakem - John Dougall Bob - Kurtis Lowe Mrs Moss - Heather Craney Dr Kenn - Hasan Dixon Mrs Glegg - Elizabeth Counsell Director: Tracey Neale Maggie is reunited with a past friend and Tom is determined to save his father from debt. Dramatisation of George Eliot's semi-autobiographical novel of Victorian childhood. Maggie is reunited with a friend from the past and Tom is determined to rescue his father from debt. Stars Joanna Vanderham. George Eliot's novel of grand passions and tormented lives to mark the 140th Anniversary of George Eliot's death this year. The final omnibus of episodes 6-10 adapted by Rhiannon Tise. George Eliot's absorbing tragedy of financial ruin, desire, betrayal and moral conflict. Four years have passed and Maggie is reunited with a friend from the past and Tom is determined to help his father win back The Mill. George Eliot, the Narrator - Anna Maxwell Martin Maggie - Joanna Vanderham Stephen - Jack Farthing Philip - Chris Lew Kum Hoi Tom - Will Kirk Lucy - Ell Potter Mr Tulliver - Roger Ringrose Mrs Tulliver - Alison Belbin Mr Wakem - John Dougall Bob - Kurtis Lowe Mrs Moss - Heather Craney Dr Kenn - Hasan Dixon Mrs Glegg - Elizabeth Counsell Written by George Eliot Produced and Directed by Tracey Neale Anna Maxwell Martin narrates George Eliot's story of grand passions and tormented lives. Dramatisation of George Eliot's semi-autobiographical novel of Victorian childhood. |