Dickens lived in the town house during the early years of his marriage to wife Catherine, completing The Pickwick Papers and writing Oliver Twist in the rented property in Holborn, central London ...

In the spring of 1837, the newly famous, upwardly mobile Dickens moved into a four-story Georgian town house in the Bloomsbury neighborhood at 48 Doughty Street with his wife, their infant son ...

“The scene […] needed to establish the relationship between Charles Dickens and his wife. […] And at the same time, […] Dickens must have been persuaded to tell the story to his chil ...

Dickens lived at Doughty Street with his wife and son. He wrote parts of many of his famous novels while living there, including The Pickwick Papers, Nicholas Nickleby and Oliver Twist.

Charles Dickens (Kenneth Branagh) teaches his son Walter (Roman Griffin Davis) about Jesus (Oscar Isaac) through vivid storytelling.