The mystery of Fanny Biggetywitch is solved!

Thanks to John Kyriacou, who pointed us to Holly Furneaux's revelation that the mysterious Fanny Biggetywitch on Dickensian is definitely a Tony Jordan character, not a Charles Dickens character. Furneaux is an adviser on the series, so she knows whereof she speaks. (She also mentions something I hadn't heard before -- that Dora Spenlow's dog, Jip, is on the show as well!)

One other interesting piece of Dickensian news from the same source: The Dickens Museum will have a special exhibition on the series, beginning January 19.

Comments

[Mal White]

I happen to be a Dickens expert and even live in his town. Think you'd need to be to make head or tail of this series, Mal

[Nigel Tompkins]

so the source of this is wrong about Fanny Bickettywitch - not Fanny Dorrit under another name then
https://en.wiki2.org/wiki/Dickensian_(TV_series)

[Gerry Eigen]

I just want to say that I was enthralled by Dickensian and If there is a way to vote for a second season please lead me to it...

It has spurred me into reading some of the Dickens books that I just never had time for in the past.

Oh, retirement is great.

I will be following your blog from now on...

Gerry from Rio

[Violet Moore]

I found the Dickensian very interesting...having read most of the stories, it was neat how they describe what leads up to some things... like Marley's demise, and Miss Havisham's road to 'insanity'... pretty cool if you ask me.
But like Gerry Eigen stated, now to go back and read the ones I've missed. :)

[Shona Peers]

Is there any chance of a second series or a book to continue with this fantastic story.

[Pat Lane]

Would BBC consider making a further series of Dickensian. I have watched it for the second time and enjoyed it again. Please make another series.

[Gina]

I'm afraid I have no pull with the BBC, Pat! You'd need to contact them directly.

[Edward Kerby]

To : BBC Re , Dickensian ' Pleases Sirs, Can we have some more ? '