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Jean-Pierre Aumont
Alexandre Manette
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Serena Gordon
Lucie Manette (later Darnay)
2 episodes
Xavier Deluc
Charles Darnay
2 episodes
James Wilby
Sydney Carton
2 episodes
John Mills
Jarvis Lorry
2 episodes
Gérard Klein
Ernest Defarge
2 episodes
Kathy Kriegel
Thérèse Defarge
2 episodes
Anna Massey
Miss Pross
2 episodes
Alfred Lynch
Jerry Cruncher
2 episodes
Jonathan Adams
C. J. Stryver
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Karl Johnson
Solomon Pross/'John Barsad'
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Michel Subor
Le père de Darnay
2 episodes
Claude Le Saché
Aristocrat
2 episodes
André Maranne
Aristocrat
2 episodes
Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus
Road Mender
2 episodes
Jean-Pierre Stewart
Public Prosecutor
2 episodes
François Lalande
Gabelle
2 episodes
Nicolas Serreau
Jacques
2 episodes
Marie Bunel
Peasant Girl
2 episodes
Jean-Marc Bory
Marquis St-Evremonde
1 episode
Mary Healey
Mrs Cruncher
1 episode
James Patten
Jerry Cruncher Jr.
1 episode
Derek Deadman
Roger Cly
1 episode
John Moffatt
Judge
1 episode
John Woodvine
Attorney General
1 episode
Jean-Paul Tribout
Gaspard
1 episode
Ron McCormick
Clergyman
1 episode
Zoe Zag
Vengeance
1 episode
Gérard Renoux
Manservant
1 episode
Ellen Tully
Waitress
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1994 · 39 votes
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1981 · 73 votes
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1995 · 566 votes
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1980 · 28 votes
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2008 · 127 votes
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2016 · 91 votes
