Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Our Mutual Friend List

• Bleak House - An adaptation of Charles Dickens' serialized novel, similar in its exploration of social issues and complex characters.
• Great Expectations - Another Dickens classic that delves into themes of social class and personal growth.
• The Way We Live Now - Based on Anthony Trollope's novel, it provides a critical look at British society and values.
• Pride and Prejudice - A classic adaptation that also explores themes of class and societal expectations.
• Tess of the d'Urbervilles - A tragic story delving into social issues and personal struggles in rural England.
• David Copperfield - Another Dickens story that explores personal development and social commentary.
• The Forsyte Saga - Explores themes of wealth, society, and the complexities of relationships, similar to Dickens.
• Little Dorrit - Features an exploration of poverty and social class issues in Victorian England.
• Jane Eyre - A classic tale with themes of love, morality, and societal expectations.
• Downton Abbey - Examines social class and relationships in a historical setting, similar to 'Our Mutual Friend'.
• Emma - Another adaptation of a classic novel exploring social class and relationships.
• North and South - A story of two societal classes and the turning tides of love and societal issues.
• The Tenant of Wildfell Hall - Deals with themes of gender and societal norms, set in a historical context.
• The Antique Shop - A deep dive into societal quirks akin to Dickens’ exploration of humanity and class.
• The Secret Garden - Themes of personal transformation and societal barriers are prevalent here.
• Middlemarch - Explores societal constraints and moral dilemmas, similar to Dickens' work.
• The Dollhouse - Explores themes of societal pressures and the intricacies of human relationships.
• Room with a View - Explores the clash between social conventions and personal desires.
• The Barchester Chronicles - A look at the complexities of church politics and societal norms.
• Becoming Jane - Similar themes of societal expectations and romantic struggles.
• Oliver Twist - Another Dickens tale focusing on themes of poverty, class, and resilience.
• The Age of Innocence - Explores themes of societal norms and constraints within a love story.
• Bleak House (2005) - A miniseries adaptation of Dickens' work, focusing on legal and social corruption.
• The New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears - Examines social issues through a contemporary lens, connecting to themes of media and public scrutiny.
• The Last Kingdom - Explores themes of power, loyalty, and societal structure similar to historical dramas.
• A Room with a View - Focuses on the constraints of society and personal desire, similar in emotional depth.
• Bleak House (1985) - A classic adaptation of Dickens' work, focusing on social class and moral dilemmas.
• Sense and Sensibility - Another adaptation that explores the ramifications of societal pressures on romance.
• The Picture of Dorian Gray - Explores themes of morality and societal judgment, paralleling Dickensian themes.
• The Book Thief - While set in a different time, it explores the impact of society on individuals.
• The Young Victoria - Delves into royal and societal expectations, similar to Victorian themes.
• The Gilded Age - Focuses on social issues during a transformative period in American history.
• The Fall of the House of Usher - Explores themes of family, societal pressure and enduring legacy.
• Fingersmith - A period drama that delves into themes of class and deception.
• The Night Manager - Features intrigue, societal corruption, and morally complex characters.
• The Merchant of Venice - Similar themes of justice, mercy, and societal constraints.
• The Man Who Knew Infinity - Focuses on class issues and the struggle against societal norms in academia.
• Emma. 2020 - A fresh adaptation exploring social class and relationships.
• The English Game - Explores class issues through the lens of sports in historical England.
• The Edifice Complex - Investigates the intricacies of social order and morality within a community.
• Far from the Madding Crowd - Explores complex relationships and social issues in a rural setting.