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Oliver Twist (2005) short review

Kendra April 30, 2005
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2005 Oliver Twist

Roman Polanski’s feature version of the Dickens story was definitely entertaining, although Polanski dropped some of the more far-fetched plotlines (and some characters) in order (I think) to make it grittier. FABULOUS average-person 1840s wear in all the street scenes — keep your eyes on the extras. Nancy and Bet wear nice lower class/prostitute wear, although I thought Nancy’s puffy-sleeved red taffeta dress a bit far-fetched.

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