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Are there new episodes of Oliver Twist coming?
Oliver Twist is marked as an ended series, with its final episode airing on December 19, 1999. At this time there are no new seasons or episodes announced, so the release radar for this show is effectively closed unless a revival or spin-off is announced.
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Tracks Of Glory
What is Oliver Twist about?
An orphan endures a harsh life in a workhouse before fleeing to London, where he falls in with a gang of juvenile pickpockets led by the criminal Fagin, and eventually finds a better life, exposing the cruelties of poverty and child labor in Victorian England. It blends drama elements. The series reflects a distinct United States of America style and perspective. The story is shaped by its creator, Alan Bleasdale.
Cast and creators of Oliver Twist
The main cast includes Sam Smith, David Ross and Julie Walters. Behind the scenes, it is created by Alan Bleasdale, directed by Renny Rye, shaped by showrunner Michele Buck, Rebecca Eaton and Alan Bleasdale.

Sam Smith
as Oliver Twist

David Ross
as Mr. Bumble

Julie Walters
as Mrs. Mann

Marc Warren
as Monks

Lindsay Duncan
as Elizabeth Leeford

Michael Kitchen
as Mr. Brownlow

Robert Lindsay
as Fagin

Andy Serkis
as Bill Sikes

Emily Woof
as Nancy

Sophia Myles
as Agnes Fleming

Tim Dutton
as Edwin Leeford

Annette Crosbie
as Mrs Bedwin

Keira Knightley
as Rose Fleming

Alun Armstrong
as Mr. Fleming

Roger Lloyd Pack
as Mr. Sowerberry

Alex Crowley
as Artful Dodger

Isla Fisher
as Bet

Liz Smith
as Sally

Sarah Flind
as Homely Maid

Sam Kelly
as Giles

Calum MacPherson
as Blacksmith Bignall

Marlene Sidaway
as Woman in street

Maria Doyle Kennedy
as Irish Shop Assistant

Annette Badland
as Chertsey Cook

Andrew Schofield
as Toby Crackitt

Daniel Brocklebank
as Board Clerk

James Bradshaw
as Noah Claypole

Clive Russell
as Scottish Lawyer

Ger Ryan
as Mrs. Sowerberry

Cathy Murphy
as Vigil Keeper

David Ryall
as Mr. Fang, magistrate

Colin Higgins
as Bookseller

Sebastian Abineri
as Kindly Policeman

John Grillo
as Mr Grimwig

Roland Manookian
as Charley Bates

Morgan Jones
as Brittles

David Bark-Jones
as Dr Losberne

Rosalind March
as Mrs Corney

Alan Pentony
as Pedlar

Hilary Sesta
as Martha

Ysanne Churchman
as Woman in the Street

Michael Bertenshaw
as Dr Butchard

Alex McAvoy
as Well-Dressed Man

Simon Kunz
as James Matthews

David Foxxe
as Limkins

Desmond Barrit
as Flinders

Richard Howard
as Dr Critchley

Richard Syms
as Board Man

Ken Parry
as Board Man

Hugh Lloyd
as Elderly Vicar

John Quarmby
as Richard Leeford

Jakob Schwarz
as Italian Doctor

Ricky Grover
as Turnkey

Tracey Murphy
as Charlotte

Ian Taylor
as Mr Temple

Geoffrey Larder
as Clerk of Court

Andrea Miltner
as Nurse
