Oliver Twist
1922, Drama, 1h 17m
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Young orphan Oliver Twist (Jackie Coogan) is raised in a workhouse until a gang of thieves take him in.
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Genre: Drama
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Director: Frank Lloyd
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Producer: Sol Lesser
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Writer: Frank Lloyd, Harry Weil
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Distributor: Blackhawk Films, Kino Video, Madacy Entertainment Group Inc. [us], Video Yesteryear, Grapevine Video, First National Pictures Inc.
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Coogan is kind of a cute kid, and having a movie with Chaney is always good, but this wasn't the best movie of this kind I've seen. I actually haven't read the book, maybe it is boring, but the movie could have been better than it was.
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Not a bad adaptation for its time. Jackie Coogan was fresh from his success in "The Kid," and the film is obviously tailored as his showcase. Lon Chaney appears in typically elaborate makeup as Fagin, but has little to do beyond hobbling around with a heavy stoop. The story seems heavily compacted (Oliver's acclimation into Fagin's pickpocket gang is almost instantaneous), but it hits the necessary notes. Coogan is as cute and vulnerable as one expects him to be, and is indulged with one unnecessary scene where he pantomimes the gait of an old man.
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