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In Reply to: Re: Polanski's Oliver Twist posted by C.B. on June 22, 2006 at 12:58:19:
Does that mean the view of St. Paul's in the background is in some way real?
Given the nearground is not in LOndon it seems unlikely...
I did not mean KIngsley was bad as Fagin... within the form of the film he was good, but it was not a film that seemed to aim for "real" in my opinion.
Yes, it would be good to compare the Lean version, especially the late scenes where Bill Sykes is cornered. I seem to remember some of the shots as being more or less identical.
Oliver himself seems somewhat flat.
I actually thought it could be to allow young viewers to identify more easily with him.
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The image of St Paul's that you see in the distance is being projected (or however they do it) on the blue/green screen. Everything else in front of it is a real set that was built on the studio lot.
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