Oliver Twist

Película de TV
1982
1h 43min

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El clásico cuento de Charles Dickens sobre un niño huérfano que escapa de los horrores del orfanato sólo para ser acogido por una banda de ladrones y carteristas.El clásico cuento de Charles Dickens sobre un niño huérfano que escapa de los horrores del orfanato sólo para ser acogido por una banda de ladrones y carteristas.El clásico cuento de Charles Dickens sobre un niño huérfano que escapa de los horrores del orfanato sólo para ser acogido por una banda de ladrones y carteristas.

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Nominado para 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 1 nominación en total

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This movie was made for and premiered on U.S. television, but it was released theatrically in some overseas territories.

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Noah Claypole: [Sowerberry has handed Claypoole mourning clothes, instructing him to give them to Oliver] But these are funeral clothes! You promised me the job of silent mourner!
Mr. Sowerberry: I never did. Besides, he has a much better face for it than you. He looks so sad.

Versiones alternativas
On the original VHS release, for unspecified reasons, the pivotal scene in which Oliver asks for more gruel (in this case for a starving friend) was completely cut, as were the scenes that immediately followed, with the workhouse selling Oliver to Mr. Sowerberry and Oliver's first day as Sowerberry's apprentice. This added up to ten minutes (almost to the exact second) of footage eliminated.

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Featured in Visibilidad: LGTBI en la Televisión: The New Guard (2020)

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Scenes Cut From Video Release

This is a good version of Oliver Twist I remember from my childhood. I saw it on TV in the US. However, I want to the poster who says that the scene where Oliver asks for more is missing entirely. It most definitely WAS filmed!It was very moving when shown on TV, as it has Oliver ask for another starving urchin--not exactly the way it was in the book, but let me sound a bit blasphemous for suggesting the scene one-uped Dickens. The scenes leading up to the coffin-maker are there as well. This poster seems to be referring to the VHS that was released briefly in the ninties in the US. For some unknown reason, this version omits these very scenes just like the poster says. It cuts out the very heart out of the movie! Also, the blurb on the back sounds more like Great Expectations than OT, as if whoever wrote didn't even know the story! However, this poster claims to be from London, and this page is referring to a British release of the film, which is not even available in the US. Were these scenes somehow lost?