Oliver Twist (1948) | |
| Director(s) | David Lean |
| Producer(s) | Ronald Neame |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Crime, Drama, Family, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, England, Poverty |
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Oliver Twist (1948) was a Adventure - Crime Film directed by David Lean and produced by Ronald Neame.
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Oliver Twist (William J. Cowen, 1933)
By Judy on Dec 16, 2012 From Movie ClassicsI must admit that, overall, the 1933 version of Oliver Twist is one of the weakest Dickens films I’ve seen. It is nowhere near the quality of David Lean’s famous adaptation, or even of the 1922 silent film starring Jackie Coogan which I reviewed here recently. I’m glad to have seen... Read full article
Oliver Twist (Frank Lloyd, 1922)
By Judy on Dec 7, 2012 From Movie ClassicsAfter watching Frank Lloyd’s early silent feature A Tale of Two Cities (1917), ?I couldn’t resist taking a look at the second Dickens silent he directed five years later. This one is much better-known, because it has a more famous cast, headed by Jackie Coogan as Oliver and Lon Chaney as... Read full article
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Quotes from
Mr. Brownlow:
It only remains for me to tell you that neither of you will ever be employed in a position of trust again.
Fagin: You'd like to make pocket handkerchiefs as easily as the Artful Dodger, wouldn't you my dear?
Oliver Twist: Yes, if you teach me sir.
Fagin: We will, my dear, we will.
Mr. Brownlow: Somehow I feel you and I are going to be good friends.
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Fagin: You'd like to make pocket handkerchiefs as easily as the Artful Dodger, wouldn't you my dear?
Oliver Twist: Yes, if you teach me sir.
Fagin: We will, my dear, we will.
Mr. Brownlow: Somehow I feel you and I are going to be good friends.
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Facts about
The film's release in the US was delayed until 1951 because of protests from Jewish pressure groups, who judged Alec Guinness's portrayal of Fagin to be anti-Semitic
Robert Donat was desperate to play Sikes and did a screen test.
When Nancy is bludgeoned to death, Sikes's dog was tricked into scratching at the door by a stuffed cat placed on the other side.
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Robert Donat was desperate to play Sikes and did a screen test.
When Nancy is bludgeoned to death, Sikes's dog was tricked into scratching at the door by a stuffed cat placed on the other side.
read more facts about Oliver Twist...
