If I could eavesdrop on any conversation, it would definitely be between Charles Dickens and David Lean. It’s remarkable how Lean so skillfully brought Dickens' carefully crafted characters to life visually and dramatically. This story—"Pip"—begins with young "Pip" (Tony Wager) finding an escaped convict in a spooky graveyard while visiting his mother's grave. Despite being frightened, he helps the man by giving him …