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London, England | Based On Novel Or Book
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Best Art DirectionSet Decoration | 1969
Best Music Score of a Musical Picture Original or Adaptation | 1969
Best Picture | 1969
Best Director | 1969
Best Sound | 1969
Best Actor Comedy or Musical | 1969 | Ron
Best Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 1969
Best Performance in a Foreign Film Mejor Interpretacin en Pelcula Extranjera | 1970 | Ron
Motion Picture | 2023
Musical | 1970
1969
Top Ten Films | 1969
Best Actor | 1969 | Ron
Best Cinematography | 1969 | Oswald
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 1969 | Ron
Best Film Editing | 1969
Best Writing Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium | 1969
Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 1969 | Jack
Best Costume Design | 1969 | Phyllis
Most Promising Newcomer Male | 1969 | Jack
Best Supporting Actor | 1969
Best Director | 1969
Best Actor | 1969 | Ron
Best Sound Track | 1969
Best Art Direction | 1969 | John
Best Costume Design | 1969 | Phyllis
Best Direction | 1969
Best Film | 1969
Best Film Editing | 1969
Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles | 1969 | Jack
Best Edited Feature Film | 1969
Best Feature Film | 1969
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures | 1969
Budget 10,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 37,400,000 USD
The "Consider Yourself" number took three weeks to film.
While filming the scene where Oliver gets a peek at Fagin's treasure, director Carol Reed was not satisfied with the reaction on Mark Lester's face. Later, while re-shooting the scene, he hid a small white rabbit in his pocket and stood behind the camera. As Ron Moody opened the box of treasures, Reed pulled the rabbit out of his pocket. Lester's reaction to the sight of the rabbit was then used in the final film.
As a practical joke on Harry Secombe, the make-up department created a false ear for Mark Lester so that when Secombe grabbed the boy's ear, it came off in his hand.
The first time Mark Lester saw Ron Moody out of his Fagin make-up, he didn't recognize him.
Amazingly, the composer of this highly respected score, Lionel Bart, could not read music himself. From his earliest days in theater, he would sing his melodies to a trained pianist, who would then set the tunes down on sheet music and orchestrate them.
"Oliver Twist: Please sir, I want some more. Mr. Bumble: [thinking he must not have heard right] What? Oliver Twist: Please sir, I want some... [pauses hesitatingly] Oliver Twist: more? Mr. Bumble: [surprised beyond belief] More?"
"Boy: Fagin, this sausage is moldy! Fagin: Shut up and drink your gin."
