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Oliver!
Oliver!

Oliver!

Much Much More Than a Musical!

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Musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist, a classic tale of an orphan who runs away from the workhouse and joins up with a group of boys headed by the Artful Dodger and trained to be pickpockets by master thief Fagin.

Others

Budget

$10000000

Revenue

$37400000

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

153 mins

Rating

7/10

Release Date

26 September 1968

Country

United Kingdom

Cast

Ron Moody

Ron Moody

Fagin

Shani Wallis

Shani Wallis

Nancy

Oliver Reed

Oliver Reed

Bill Sikes

Harry Secombe

Harry Secombe

Mr. Bumble

Mark Lester

Mark Lester

Oliver

Jack Wild

Jack Wild

The Artful Dodger

Joseph O'Conor

Joseph O'Conor

Mr. Brownlow

Peggy Mount

Peggy Mount

Mrs. Bumble

Hylda Baker

Hylda Baker

Mrs. Sowerberry

Megs Jenkins

Megs Jenkins

Mrs. Bedwin

Leonard Rossiter

Leonard Rossiter

Sowerberry

James Hayter

James Hayter

Mr. Jessop

Sheila White

Sheila White

Bet

Kenneth Cranham

Kenneth Cranham

Noah Claypole

Hugh Griffith

Hugh Griffith

The Magistrate

Wensley Pithey

Wensley Pithey

Dr. Grimwig

Elizabeth Knight

Elizabeth Knight

Charlotte

Fred Emney

Fred Emney

Chairman - Workhouse

Edwin Finn

Edwin Finn

Pauper - Workhouse

Roy Evans

Roy Evans

Pauper - Workhouse

Norman Mitchell

Norman Mitchell

Arresting Policeman

Robert Bartlett

Robert Bartlett

Fagin's Boy

Graham Buttrose

Graham Buttrose

Fagin's Boy

Jeffrey Chandler

Jeffrey Chandler

Fagin's Boy

Kirk Clugeston

Kirk Clugeston

Fagin's Boy

Dempsey Cook

Dempsey Cook

Fagin's Boy

Christopher Duff

Christopher Duff

Fagin's Boy

Nigel Grice

Nigel Grice

Fagin's Boy

Ronnie Johnson

Ronnie Johnson

Fagin's Boy

Nigel Kingsley

Nigel Kingsley

Fagin's Boy

Robert Langley

Robert Langley

Fagin's Boy

Brian Lloyd

Brian Lloyd

Fagin's Boy

Peter Lock

Peter Lock

Fagin's Boy

Clive Moss

Clive Moss

Fagin's Boy

Ian Ramsey

Ian Ramsey

Fagin's Boy

Peter Renn

Peter Renn

Fagin's Boy

Billy Smith

Billy Smith

Fagin's Boy

Kim Smith

Kim Smith

Fagin's Boy

Freddie Stead

Freddie Stead

Fagin's Boy

Raymond Ward

Raymond Ward

Fagin's Boy

John Watters

John Watters

Fagin's Boy

Brian Croucher

Brian Croucher

Barge Operator

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