Oliver Twist to go (Dickens in 10 minutes)

Charles Dickens really knew what he was doing when it came to touching his readers. His masterpiece OLIVER TWIST not only features the legendary begging for more gruel or porridge or whatever stuff they were calling food in the workhouse („Please sir, I want some more!“) but also the death of Sike’s dog who jumps after his master even though the rogue has tried to cruelly kill him before. I really hate violence against animals - and against people, of course. Michael Sommer and his Playmobil cast present a compact and entertaining summary of this classic. DISCLAIMER: WATCHING THIS VIDEO DOES NOT REPLACE READING THE ORIGINAL. It's a summary, which means I have left out loads of things. I recommend reading it for yourselves and hope my little video will entice you to do so.
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[@ollieob6121]

My class are studding Oliver Twist and the original video we were supposed to watch didn’t work so he put this on and we watched until 4:39 and as soon after when Oliver said ‘ why is my life so fucked up ‘ he freaked and dropped his laptop and smashed the screen it was so funny

[@daniellegraham1838]

I'm taking a university course and have a midterm on this book in 2 hours, I haven't had time to read it. This saved my life, thank you!

[@sonianawaz2720]

Danielle Graham sameeeee!! I have an exam in few hours and this saved my life

[@johannanomis9328]

i second that! :-D

[@orionsquare]

Remember not to put down the profanities tho! XD

[@para8881]

Nice (///▽///)(*^o^*)

[@kyleeasy1250]

I had two weeks to read this book, and on the last day i've "done" it in 10 minutes. Thank you!

[@mariag7462]

*no! Why is everything so fucked up in my life?!*

[@alisss2612]

omg this version is the most interesting Oliver Twist I've ever heard

[@Lai1548]

5:06, 6:09 those bits have swears

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

Starring the Smurfs!

[@phillise1]

Where can I get my Oliver Twist lego set?

[@miss-oumaymaoumayma2716]

Very creative way to tell the story

[@zeinabbahgat6236]

To cool....thamk you that saved coz i had a quiz i was searching for something like this.❤❤❤👌

[@rarler3333]

Why did you have to judge the program through today's PC filter? Anti-semitism wasn't even a word then.

[@SommersWeltliteraturToGo]

Thank you for your comment. I didn't have to do anything, I chose to give my opinion on the work. Exactly because moral standards do change.

[@doloresrintoul99]

You're right that the term didn't exist yet in 1838 (from www.britannica.com/topic/anti-Semitism: "Anti-Semitism, hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious or racial group. The term anti-Semitism was coined in 1879 by the German agitator Wilhelm Marr to designate the anti-Jewish campaigns under way in central Europe at that time.") However the concept was alive and well for many years before the term was coined.

[@rizzpro]

I remember my teacher put this on once and thought it was fine for kids and when he said "WHy is everything f*cked up in my life" the teacher was like "Oh sh*t"

[@kiddoseng]

ha ha ha ... thanks I'm going to remove it )))

[@ayandasidzatane9432]

Very Bad language. incredibly disappointing.

[@jimmy-yr9eo]

Year 9, Helped me.

[@neemkys640]

your vidoes are so fun to watch thank youuu they make cool summaries

[@elizdonovan5650]

Subbed because of your presentation style. Very enjoyable. Good work in highlighting main points. 🌲🌝☘️

[@wanderingwhimsy4800]

thank you for this, ! I have been acting in historical theatre and was ceazy enough to do dickens for children. I wish , I had seen this instead .. of reading !! where can I get my Victorian gentleman set of playmobile ! brilliant ! thank you again. ps I endened up reading 8Dickens novels and adapting them, I feel your pain... # dickensfestriverside

[@guitarlover302]

Is there any need to use F word ! Just tutoring a girl and heard this word in dialogue - very poor ! The presentation. Is excellent apart from this issue

[@thatdarlo]

This was brilliant. I’ve only ever seen the musicals so didn’t know about all the other bits.

[@Κίκο-ξ3ε]

Rofl, that was beautiful 😂❤️

[@Crayzo_A.s.]

ah ok.

[@arashraassi]

👌🏻 a good heart... 🖤

[@zahidazahoor]

Love the cynicism in the film and the extra commentary

[@gdproductionswitzerland5353]

Thank you so damn much!

[@phantomreal1425]

Omg I saw this at school before lol everyone laughed

[@avantimahapatra5747]

I liked the elaboration 😊😇😇👍👍👌👏

[@para8881]

I loved it omg soo funny

[@divine2916]

This is underrated

[@ashishsolanki2198]

My english poem chapter 2

[@knotgood9077]

Noiceness... just saying

[@o-o1193]

I really love your video it helped me a lot

[@daniellesingson7069]

THANKS

[@davidlarkin6949]

Love these

[@matthew396]

victorians

[@mcdoggfather]

👀👀👀👀

[@salmamagdy6048]

hahaha Noooo 😂

[@zaneyy3877]

U swear and u cant afford animation. TRUE FACTS

[@SommersWeltliteraturToGo]

Believe it or not, I don't WANT my videos to be animated...

[@zaneyy3877]

BTW THAT WAS A PRANK BY MY PEERS IN ENGLISH CLASS IM SORRY

[@harensuvan3717]

Rehan

[@Leylaesat]

THIS IS NOT FOR CHILDREN

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Well, I didn't say it was, did I?

[@penny1545]

You know! For kids!

[@beth12svist]

It included the murder of a woman of negotiable affection, but the protagonist is a child so it is for kids.

[@markfunnell9900]

Charles Dickens is really my ancestor