“Oliver Twist” Roman Polanski's astonishing film exquisitely captures both the anger and the cruel beauty of Dickens' great novel.

Oliver Twist was filmed in England in 1948, but its American release was held up for three years due to the allegedly anti-Semitic portrayal of the duplicitous Fagin.

Oliver Twist Director Coky Giedroyc's grittier, reality-based approach to Sarah Phelps' adaptation contrasts sharply the popular and nostalgic musical account "Oliver!" Nevertheless, this version ...

The story of "Oliver Twist" is one of "hope flourishing when all hope was past," of "good surviving and triumphing at the last." If you didn't remember that from Charles Dickens' classic novel or ...

Think you know "Oliver Twist"? Think again. More to the point, don't miss the two-part "Masterpiece" adaptation of "Oliver Twist," airing this Sunday and next, even if you think you've seen enough ...

Roman Polanski said he wanted to make a movie his kids could see, and clearly his take on the Charles Dickens novel, with its childhood feelings of panic and deprivation, is free of the postmodern ...

Legendary director David Lean gave us an acclaimed adaptation of Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist in 1948 and a blockbusting musical version followed in 1968. Both acts were tough to follow, even for ...

The Park Theatre's Dickens Fest continues with its special screening of the 1922 silent screen classic, Charle Dickens' Oliver Twist. It will play on The Park's giant screen this Friday, December ...