Oliver! - Consider Yourself

[sheaman92]

@SeverusSnape9999 If he hadn't died in 2006 of oral cancer he would be 58 years old.

[Alexaspice]

Dodger in this is well phitt!x

[garylsorrell]

44 people didnt actually watch the clip

[nicoleeebbzxox]

if you closely see hes quite fit..:L! LMFAO.

[bered99]

my fav song

[Pirate4T]

Now I really want to see this movie :D

[kelseataylor1]

its clear were going to get alone

the bobbies (police) r so funny

[SeverusSnape9999]

@kelseataylor1 thats my dream roll to

[zach12blue]

its funny the police guys!!!!!

[TechnicolorYear]

If I were a guy, The Artful Dodger would be my dream role. And I'd have to be a bit younger, of course. Bahaha.

[GForce923]

lol 5:10

[TheSaz2010]

my favourite childhood song ever

[TheDtwix]

now imagine Village People comming out of nowhere then Micheal Jackson and fucking phil collins ....

[porridgeeveryday]

@TheDtwix phil collins played the artful dodger in the london stage version before the making of this film.

[JuanMacready]

@porridgeeveryday And many others.

[ontlom]

ドジャー最高!!!!!

[Nedyah74]

lol wish london would greet everybody like this.

[riffmagos]

@Nedyah74 I can imagine this song for the London olympics. Hmmm.

[CristinaLoveism]

io esto lo voi a acer el martes en mi musicalll soi niñaa huerfana :)

[juliaschemmer]

I love this version of Oliver! It just isn't the same without Ron Moody, Jack Wild or Mark Lester. <333

[VaultVHS]

Jack Wild (here playing the part of the Artful Dodger) died of oral cancer in 2006. He was 53 years old. He attributed his cancer to his heavy smoking and alcoholism.

[scooterman84]

4:35 "ooooh no it's the cops" "Dont worry me lad it's only the gay sing and dance patrol"

[VaultVHS]

@scooterman84  Laffed me ass off at that, I did...of course the gay dancers were balanced out by the wobbly bottomed ladies in the following section.

[Europhoria]

@scooterman84 The fashion police?!

[cupcake30024]

Im doing this play for a School Play! It is soooo fun!

[kksenyeva]

The best musical of all times and the people! The British taste, power and culture. Ingenious Maestro Lionel Bart (!!!), ingenious director Carol Reed, the ingenious choreographer, ingenious arrangements (!), outstanding and authentic actors. Glory for ever and ever!

[breyerhorsefreak]

we are singing this is in our musical at school and my music teacher Mr.Paulson told me to watch this. I personally think that when it gets to the meat factory part, its turns into a retarded freak show

[Blackopskid13]

like his voice

[Bieberphobia]

R.I.P. Jack Wilde we love you and miss you

[ItsAnOxmoronyoumoron]

i auditioned for doger in my highschool production :3 i'd love to get the part, he's so fun to play ^_^

[PetroniusArbiter2]

Choreography by the Ministry of Silly Walks.

[XBeboXLuvaX]

omg, am playing dodger, am so scared about the accent any tips guys ?x

[wyliedraper92]

@XBeboXLuvaX dont know post vids of you doing the part soo people can comment.

[XBeboXLuvaX]

@wyliedraper92 haven't got the balls;DD

[wyliedraper92]

@XBeboXLuvaX just try it and if you dont like the comments take it down :)

[DeDStarZ]

Cutest. Musical. Evar.

[blulemonade]

@DeDStarZ Learn. To. Spell.

[DeDStarZ]

@blulemonade I spelled ever wrong on purpose. :/

That particular spelling of ever is somewhat of a humorous internet phenomenon.

[pix042]

@DeDStarZ I don't neva want you to leave us, Oliva, neva!

[Sallz2k9]

omg jack wild (dodger) is fit! and also in my opinion so is oliver reed (bill sykes)

[kaymo714]

who cares what ever we got we share

[kh9234]

@RichardElden Yes it was i actually have it on dvd it was by chance i was looking for a different dvd and came across it complete forgetting what it was.Half decent film tbh.

[gazza1190]

best song performance to the whole film. i always thought jack wild sounded like stacy slater from eastenders. maybe because it was set in east end.

[SuperNevile]

'ere we all are sittin' in a rainbow, Cor blimey hallo missus Jones hows your Bert's lumbago?

[Fireheart200011]

Good job Jack <3

[phocjame]

"There isn't a lot to spare,

who cares, whatever we got we share."

Damn commies!

[Brenda2OOO]

Consider yourself ENTERTAINED by Jack Wild.

[MsRavenScarlet]

i love the movie and this song this really helped im doing a school play about it and i have to learn the lirics to audition

[fitzyisere]

it's cle-arh we-arh gowin' to get along.. 

[kh9234]

i swaer i saw the guy that plays the artful dodger in another film about two kids who run to ireland anyone else remember?

[thebtvsnerd]

as weird as this sounds this song reminds me of how I met my friends in highschool, they just kinda took me in :P

[rendijsmysterio]

can anyone tell me when was this film made?

[SnJester]

@rendijsmysterio Check IMDB

[SnJester]

@rendijsmysterio 1968

[JuanMacready]

@rendijsmysterio 1967.

[kookies4bunnies]

@rendijsmysterio 1968 i think

[divadivine7]

@3:53 Jack wilde has skills on the dance floor!

[ILoveBones96]

i watched this in school and like fell in love wit all the songs! :D

[jessicabenaglio]

i watched oliver its great! that boy whos singing is called dogger and the other one is oliver!

[mickynbev]

the artful dodger is mint

[JustPhilNY]

Now, we're introduced to our main character, Dodger.

Consider yourself, at 'ome!"

No, no. Not THAT Dodger.

Like if you love the Nostalgia Critic!

[readmerrilee]

The cutest little pickpocket ever.

[Arthus850]

I personaly think the phantom of the opera is the best musical ever but this comes very close

[kanitalynnjohnto]

I had never heard of this, but I had watched Oliver and Company(Disney) and my friends were talkin about Oliver!, and I thought they were talkin about Oliver and Company! Lol

[pakitorockstile]

43 persons had not been kid

[raddaluigi]

Rated R for greusome scenes of musical butchers.

[nfldude28]

Without a doubt.....the best musical ever.

[TheMenimeEminem]

We did Oliver! at school and I was in Fagin's gang! Good times

[bababoum]

Oliver! is the best musical ever.

[Michael4evaJackson]

RIP Jack Wild

[ILoveBones96]

my favorite song...ever xD

[MrJackHurd]

Never get tired of this. Jack Wild as Dodger and Ron Moody as Fagin are the best, in my humble opinion.

[XdisXesXwhyXimXhawtX]

1968

[stargazinboi]

I went to London last year and this stuff still goes on, everyone just gets up and starts singing and dancing, it's crazy.

[Lynn290597]

This is my favourite song throughout the whole musical! :)

And is it just me, or does Dodger have that look that makes people's heats melt? :)

[JuanMacready]

@Lynn290597 He was ugly.

[Lynn290597]

@JuanMacready Maybe to you, yes. But i don't think that way. :)

[JuanMacready]

@Lynn290597 Wild was cast because he resembled the character as described in Dickens' novel. Since he was very short and not good looking he didn't have much of a career later on.

[Lynn290597]

@JuanMacready well, thanks for the information. Actually, it doesn't really matter to me. :)

[JuanMacready]

@Lynn290597 There have been many far better Dodgers.

[Lynn290597]

@JuanMacready Maybe, since i have only seen about 2. But in my opinion, I think he was really suitable for this role. I'm not saying there aren't better Dodgers out there.

[PalkaSvechi]

@JuanMacready Oh hey you're the guy trolling the "My fair lady" videos

You're a desperate attention seeker aren' you :U

[JuanMacready]

@PalkaSvechi My Fair Lady was an unwatchable piece of shit.

[Michael4evaJackson]

He is a really good actor! When you see him in the interview on youtube he looks down in the dumps and quite, wheas here is lively and happy.

[TheCGIMaster]

Im I the only one who thinks the bloke at 2:32 looks like John Cleese?

[kh9234]

@TheCGIMaster

No i think it to

[XamilleTheXrazy]

My eyes! How green! I'm going to be trying out for the Artful Dodger in a couple weeks!

[Hsmgirl97]

jack wilde is so cute in this movie! plus i love his voice<3

[JuanMacready]

@Hsmgirl97 Yeah but he looked like hell as he got older.

[whitehorsez13]

@Hsmgirl97 i know right!!

[HoshiChun]

@Hsmgirl97 I started to like him in HNR Puffinstuff...lol

[SikhIndianPrincess]

ive got to do this for my drama show tomorrow nitee, and im dodger!!! its gonna be awsome

[Andyjzr]

Love it love it love it. Utter genuis.

[sirevil88]

jack wild died 3 days before my birthday

[supersimpsonsfan100]

41 people have clearly not been considered part of the family.

Love this movie, I still remeber the first time I saw it =]

[JuanMacready]

@supersimpsonsfan100 The stage show is far better.

[supersimpsonsfan100]

@JuanMacready I guess I'll find that out for myself becasue my school is doing it for our musical this year, I'm so excited =D

[JuanMacready]

@supersimpsonsfan100 Nothing compares with seeing it in Drury Lane. Ross McCormack is the best Artful Dodger ever.

[davor1873]

@supersimpsonsfan100 clearly they are not,bet they are pretty gutted too.

[instantanything]

;( Jack Wild - God rest his soul - Just saw him in Pufnstuf

[HennyThe0ter]

Jack Wild just fits this movie <3 He's making this movie filled :D

[Isleofskye]

My beautiful London, England 99% full of friendly, sociable, funny White British Londoners when this was made !

Now, 40 yearslater its not, easy to find someone in many parts of Inner London who actually speak English and 30% of all children born last year were to Mothers who were born acroad. Add to that all the children of 2nd/3rd/4th Generation immigrants and already White kids are only 21% of London schoolchildren ( from 99% in 1965 ).

I've seen the future and its NOT "orange" !

[JuanMacready]

@Isleofskye None of this was filmed in London.

[Martello736]

@Isleofskye Yeah London has always been a shit hole

[Isleofskye]

@Martello736

Complete rubbish my friend!

In the 1960's London was the World Centre for Music/Photography/Arts and Fashion ( Kings Road/Carnaby Street etc ) but then it WAS 98% White/British and a more lively, nibrant, stimulating place would be harder to find and I;ve covered most of London since then.:)

[MrPisster]

Consider...the core strength the adult dancers needed to pull of the moves exhibited!

[thefourandonly1]

jack wild has my same birthday =p I can't believe hes 15 in this....wow

[jgyll8mt]

My favorite musical! The cast was perfect. Oliver Reed was sinister.

[JuanMacready]

@jgyll8mt The cast was perfect apart from the talentless Jew Letzer.

[ferdel4nce]

CAMP POLICEMAN!

[hydfawr]

de drank himself to death on the w

jack wild drank himself to death with the profits from a bit part in costners robin hood. mark lester ended up being michael jacksons best mate!!

[kh9234]

@hydfawr

I remember when the one who plays oliver was saying in the papers that he is the father of one of mj's kids.

[InvaderZimxD]

i love this musical...i remember when i was in High school my acting teacher showed use this.

[TheKateance]

the policemen that appear at 1:00; the one at the front, on the right looks an awful lot like fagin...

[Sane051]

I find it so funny how in the book Dodger is such an asshole, but in the movie he is the coolest guy ever! Just like Fagin, they both get their asses handed to them in the book, but here they just walk off into the sunset. This is not a complaint, I actually prefer the movie to the book. Tho the book was way more dark and had a more developed plot, the characters here are more complex (See how Oliver chose to help Dodger to pickpocket and how Fagin thinks about going straight)

[JuanMacready]

@Sane051 Sir David Lean's version was much better than the musical.

[CoolerKing37]

@JuanMacready How many times are you going to post the SAME comments on the SAME video. If you dislike this movie and prefer the other versions, go and post comments on those videos instead of wasting your time here. You repetitive bore.

[Ealenno]

@CoolerKing37 I agree completely

[kpmac1]

Jack really was a pro. In the scene where they go down the slide, a fish ends up on the slide. He had the presence to yank the fish off there before Oliver can get to the bottom.

[scottiehypnosis01]

The boy that plays Oliver was a big friend of Micheal Jackson

[JuanMacready]

@scottiehypnosis01 They were both paedophiles.

[scottiehypnosis01]

@JuanMacready Im sorry to tell you, that you will get into big problems in putting something like that for the public to read. As It was never proved that M. Jackson or Mr Mark Lester was ever convicted of that offence. You are leaveing your self open to slander caes.

[JuanMacready]

@scottiehypnosis01 Wacko is dead and gone so I can write whatever I like.

[scottiehypnosis01]

@JuanMacready But Mr Mark Lester is still alive and lives in Cheltenham, and you said They which includes him. Also M Jacksons family could take out a law suit on you. But i guess most cowards are the same, they can only talk about dead people.

so sad

[JuanMacready]

@scottiehypnosis01 I didn't regard a homosexual paedophile freak like Wacko Jacko as a person.

[Bburngirl]

we listened and watched this in clas!!

[eliasyoocoolman]

great musical but oliver sounds like a girl in this song

[TrixieinDixie]

Wow, you guys. The musical of Oliver is based on the novel Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens. Surely you've heard of him? Yes, the musical and the movie are British. The actors are British. And the reason it's Victorian is because the story of Oliver Twist was published in 1838. It's easy enough to read all of this and more in Wikipedia.

[JuanMacready]

@TrixieinDixie The musical was only very vaguely based on the novel.

The story took place in the 1830s during the reign of William IV. In Sir David Lean's infinitely superior version the Bow Street Runners say "Open in the name of the King."

[TrixieinDixie]

@JuanMacready - I don't think I ever saw the David Lean version - somehow I missed it. Netflix has this version (actually they offer ten versions of Oliver Twist!) and I have added it to my queue. It is obviously the more realistic view of what life would have been like at the time. Thanks for the suggestion - I look forward to seeing this.

[JuanMacready]

@TrixieinDixie According to wikipedia the novel was originally published in installments in a magazine from February 1837. William IV died in June 1837.

The film is good but nothing compared with seeing it live in Drury Lane a year ago today.

[TrixieinDixie]

@JuanMacready Envious for sure! Not that easy to get across the pond to see real British theater live....

[JuanMacready]

@TrixieinDixie It will still be running until 8th January. Griff Rhys Jones will be replacing Russ Abbott as Fagin for the last part. Ron Moody made a special appearance on 30th June, exactly 50 years after he first played Fagin. I would imagine he will appear on the final performance since 8th January will be his 87th birthday.

[caroegc]

@TwilightandBeiberfan How can it e Victorian? It was made in 1968 not 1901!!

[JuanMacready]

@MakeupJunkie4 It was written by a Jew called Lionel Bart.

[ViRuSDubSTepZi]

@sarahdearedwina

i'm sorry but i don't think someone from america or Canada can pull of a good voice, you need to get a good brit guy to play oliver, and then have all the rest act as a brit imo.

[BeccaLovesLahmas]

i like the policeman part

[PranksKid]

By the way, does anyone know what, "lovely bal" mean?

[PranksKid]

I get to be the Artful Dodger in a huge musical!

[GeorgeVreelandHill]

Excellent movie.

I love it.

George Vreeland Hill

[nocturnaltwinz32]

i looked this up cuz im playing dodger in a play next week and it helped, this movie is great!

[TUITTUITBOLDNUT]

@nocturnaltwinz32 YOU,VE NEVER SEEN THIS MOVIE. IT,S AN ENGLISH CLASSIC .GREAT MOVIE PORTRAYING VICTORIAN TIME,S

[JuanMacready]

@TUITTUITBOLDNUT It's an American film and it was set during the reign of William IV.

[TUITTUITBOLDNUT]

@JuanMacready DO YOU KNOW THAT THE STORY WAS WRITTEN BY CHARLES DICKEN,S WHO WROTE PERIOD LITERITURE..

[TUITTUITBOLDNUT]

@TUITTUITBOLDNUT JUST LOOKED AT YOUR CHANNEL SIXTEEN KNOW IT ALL KNOW NOTHING!

[JuanMacready]

@TUITTUITBOLDNUT Dickens would have absolutely hated the musical.

[TUITTUITBOLDNUT]

@JuanMacready IN HIS BOOK,S HE EAS LETTING THE WORLD KNOW HOW HARD THE LOWER CLASS,ES HAD IT SO IN A WAY HIS MESSAGE CAN STILL BE TOLD THERE IS A NON MUSICAL ADAPTATION ?ALSO WITH HIS CARACTOR FAGIN HE IS HAVING A DIG AT THE JEW,S .SO HE WAS NOT ALL GOOD!

[JuanMacready]

@TUITTUITBOLDNUT Sir David Lean's 1948 version is infinitely better, and truer to the novel.

[XamilleTheXrazy]

My school's doing Oliver this year, and the drama teacher said I could get one of the larger parts if I felt comfortable singing this. I've never seen Oliver, so this is gonna be new to me.

[Princesscheeseyfeet]

WOOPPPP WOOOOPP I GOT A PART IN THE BIGGEST PLAY EVER IN DEVON AS ARFULL DOGER!!! COZZ OF THIS SONG!! :D

[ShmeeMikey]

R.I.P. Jack WIld :(

[TUITTUITBOLDNUT]

@ShmeeMikey YES R.I.P............TO A TROUBLED LIFE

[EYDstudios]

I love 60s musical films, but has anyone ever noticed that they have almost painfully long dance breaks. Don't get me wrong, I love the dance breaks, but there's always a lot, and they're always REALLY long.

[thehorizonaviator]

@EYDstudios Well yeah! Back then the musicals weren't very long as they are now. So to fill in spots for the film that had to have long dance breaks. Plus they also need to show that it's a musical.

I'd know because I'm a film maker in training.

[safeinpants]

@EYDstudios It's because most '60s musicals were faithfully based on stage shows, where the dances tend to be longer because it's easier to sit still for a long number when it's live.

[TycoonQueenie01]

whats quite weird is that jack wild was 16 when he played this part

[JuanMacready]

@TycoonQueenie01 He was 14.

[MOTOPAC]

So much dancing! How did they get anything done in those days?

[Musicaljunki]

am i the only one who feels Olivers voice is well...obnoxious? hey! its the dancing popo! dont ask, somtin with me and my besty, we tend to ridicule the mickey out of these things. meaning ALL movies we watch, as such, i would like to dedicate this to my bff! u know i love ya! happy dancing popo hunting!!!!

[MOTOPAC]

@Musicaljunki Maybe the English would find him obnoxious, but we Americans just eat that shit up!

[Musicaljunki]

@MOTOPAC i am american!

[ShmeeMikey]

@Musicaljunki Most of us find it adoreable. I'm sorry if you dont like it, but why are you watching this then?

[ShmeeMikey]

@Musicaljunki yeah

[materialgirl159]

omg i luv dodger he is so gorge and witty and stuff!!!!!!!

[1kissbee]

oliver instead of being a darn street rat you could have got a job in a music hall lol

[Kimmis1990]

R.I.P. Jack Wild...:(

[HyperDriveSlash]

40 people arent considered part of the family.

[JuanMacready]

@HyperDriveSlash I guess they might be fans ofthe current West End version, which is infinitely better than the film.

[HyperDriveSlash]

@JuanMacready i prefer the movie. Its more victorian style.

west end version= Stage

Film= Actual Streets.

I learned this because at school, we are studying victorians. oliver twist is our topic.

[JuanMacready]

@HyperDriveSlash This was set during the reign of William IV. And it was all filmed entirely in the studio.

[hoesey]

Thank goodness for subtitles. Exactly what language was used in this movie? (Ha-ha!)

[Punkette151617]

this is my fav musical of all time i have it on VHS.. i need it on DVD