Oliver Twist

1948
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1h 56min

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7.8/10

14 k

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John Howard Davies, Anthony Newley, Robert Newton, Francis L. Sullivan, and Kay Walsh in Oliver Twist (1948)

In Charles Dickens' classic tale, an orphan wends his way from cruel apprenticeship to den of thieves in search of a true home.

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En el cuento clásico de Charles Dickens, un huérfano pasa de vivir un cruel período como aprendiz a la cueva de unos ladrones en busca de un verdadero hogar.En el cuento clásico de Charles Dickens, un huérfano pasa de vivir un cruel período como aprendiz a la cueva de unos ladrones en busca de un verdadero hogar.En el cuento clásico de Charles Dickens, un huérfano pasa de vivir un cruel período como aprendiz a la cueva de unos ladrones en busca de un verdadero hogar.

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Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
- 1 premio ganado y 2 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Producer David O. Selznick violently accosted Sir Alec Guinness at a Hollywood party over his portrayal of Fagin.

Errores
When Oliver is in the dock being tried for pick-pocketing, after the judge says "Oh stand away" the camera becomes an Oliver POV shot. Just before Oliver totally collapses, he looks up to the ceiling, (and, therefore, so does the camera) briefly showing the full studio rafters, complete with lights, and the set microphone, and part of the set ceiling.

Citas
Oliver Twist: Please, sir, I want some more.

Versiones alternativas
The film did not premiere in the U.S. until 1951, after ten minutes of footage involving Alec Guinness as Fagin had been cut, due to Jewish pressure groups who claimed that Guinness's portrayal was offensive and anti-Semitic.

Conexiones
Edited into The Flesh and the Fiends (1960)

Bandas sonoras
My Hat, It Has Three Corners
(uncredited)
Traditional
In the score during a conversation between Mr. Bumble and Monks

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10/10

Spectacular, Breathtaking & Definitive 'Oliver Twist'

David Lean's adaptation of Charles Dickens' most irresistible tale must rank as one of the most astounding masterpieces in all of cinema.

Every detail is wrought with the most painstaking detail and nuance. There are many scenes which stand out but none is more exhilarating as the astounding ending when it appears as if all of London has come out to rescue our hero.

My favorite aspect of this film has to be the depiction of a London in which we have all dreamed of living: gritty, lusty, ugly, beautiful, attractive, repulsive but most of all, exceptionally unique and endearing - yet with pomp and poverty existing side by side.

Oh, so much to say about this film. One runs out of words.

Every performance remains in one's memory, every image in one's heart.