Classic Serial | 2: Silas Marner (2011)

Duration: 56'39''

Synopsis

After a life of exile and a miserly existence, Silas's life changes forever with the arrival of Eppie. Stars George Costigan.

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Classic Serial | 1: Silas Marner (2011)

Classic Serial | 1: Silas Marner (2011)

2011 | 56'54''

First published in 1861, George Eliot's novel dramatised for radio by Richard Cameron, directed by Pauline Harris and starring George...

Classic Serial | 2: Silas Marner (2011)

Classic Serial | 2: Silas Marner (2011)

2011 | 56'39''

After a life of exile and a miserly existence, Silas's life changes forever with the arrival of Eppie. Stars George Costigan.

Classic Serial | 1: Silas Marner (2011)

Classic Serial | 1: Silas Marner (2011)

2011 | 56'54''

First published in 1861, George Eliot's novel dramatised for radio by Richard Cameron, directed by Pauline Harris and starring George...

Classic Serial | 2: Silas Marner (2011)

Classic Serial | 2: Silas Marner (2011)

2011 | 56'39''

After a life of exile and a miserly existence, Silas's life changes forever with the arrival of Eppie. Stars George Costigan.

Classic Serial | 1: Silas Marner (2011)

Classic Serial | 1: Silas Marner (2011)

2011 | 56'54''

First published in 1861, George Eliot's novel dramatised for radio by Richard Cameron, directed by Pauline Harris and starring George...

Classic Serial | 2: Silas Marner (2011)

Classic Serial | 2: Silas Marner (2011)

2011 | 56'39''

After a life of exile and a miserly existence, Silas's life changes forever with the arrival of Eppie. Stars George Costigan.
Other Archive resources
Silas Marner | BBC One | 1969

Omnibus | The Confessions of Marian Evans: A Portrait of George Eliot

Marian Evans became world famous in 1859 at the age of 39 as George Eliot, the author of ''Adam Bede''. Film shows what happened to the girl from Nuneaton before she became a great novelist.
Silas Marner | BBC Radio 4 | 2010

In Our Time | Silas Marner

Melvyn Bragg and guests Rosemary Ashton, Dinah Birch and Valentine Cunningham discuss George Eliot's 1861 novel Silas Marner.