but, and joe hana who inhabits catherine dickens is extraordinary. because she gives great dignity to the part and in a crucial scene what's meant to have happened is that dickens had commissioned a piece of jewelry for nellie as a gift. the jeweller thought it was for the wife. sent the jewelry to catherine who there was, and it was clearly soon she realized it wasn't for her. dickens said to his wife please go and give it to the woman for whom it is intended, nellie turnan. dickens said go and give it to her. in our film abby has written a fantastic scene where katherine dickens arrives in nellie's home. >> it's on her birthday too. happy birthday. and it's a great scene because in it katherine dickens through joannea's great performance talks about dickens, about how you may love him, he may love you but you will never really know whether it's you or his public he loves the most. i think that is one of the great things about abbey's script is that it really is dicken's relationship that is public and how it is important to feel that he is in a rela

but dickens would turn his life upside down for it, leaving his wife, catherine, with whom he'd had tenwant to see her again, he barely -- he told his children not to see her. >> to protect his reputation, dickens denied the affair. >> yes, i can. >> the perception gets lopsided because we're all going, by the way, he treated his wife fine. but then he wrote, david copperfield, nicholas nickelby all these things. this amazing stuff anyone who engages the dickens' novel never reads. i feel it makes him human. totally human. >> he's the mother of your children, how could you be so trial. >> i shall always be grateful but i do not love her. she comprehends nothing. she sees nothing. >> as dickens' affair evened he wrote what he considered his best novel "great expectations". >> we promise the sum of 1,000 pounds. >> liz showed us the checks he received as payment. >> over 3,000 pounds which in -- talking about 1862. that's an awful lot of money. >> absolutely is. you can multiply that by at least 100 i'd say. for equivalent. >> i can't help thinking "great expectations" comes out of the an

dickens. i can't wait to see this. we have a clip. here's ralph fiennes in "the invisible woman." take a look. >> nelly. nelly! it was a mistake. >> did you send catherine, i shall always be grateful. but i do not love her. she comprehends nothing. she sees nothing. i thought if she saw you, then she would understand that i have nothing with her. i wanted her to see it. >> it! what is "it," charles? what is it that we are? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm talking about, right there! ralph fiennes, "the invisible woman" is in select theaters christmas day. juliette lewis joins us next. there she is in the bud light platinum suite! hi! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i've got the power cuz i live like i want, huh! ♪ ♪ ain't listening to you, i only listen to my heart, huh! ♪ ♪ ♪ try try try try try to lift up the weight ♪ ♪the world is wild at heart ♪ give it to me now high pitched excited squeal yes! thank you! yes! yeah! excited screaming and jumping kids never get this excited about clean teeth. yes, yes , yes! but dogs do. this season, give the gift that makes dogs giddy. and fights plaque and tartar at the same time. greenies denta