Cast and Credits Cast - Episode one In order of appearance Agnes Fleming Sophia Myles Women in street Angela Vale Ysanne Churchman Marlene Sidaway Men in street Edward Woodall Phil Kavanagh Dr. Butchard Michael Bertenshaw Sally Liz Smith Edwin Leeford Tim Dutton Mr. Fleming Alun Armstrong Young Rose Fleming Charlotte Le Moignan Fleming's Maid Rachel Stanton Irish Shop Assistant Maria Boyle Kennedy James Matthews Simon Kunz Doctor Critchley Richard Howard Mrs. Bedwin Annette Crosbie Mr. Brownlow Michael Kitchen Beggar Woman Joy Harrison Monks Marc Warren Elizabeth Leeford Lindsay Duncan Scottish Lawyer Clive Russell Italian Doctor Jacob Schwartz Richard Leeford John Quarmby Mr. Grimwig John Grillo Blacksmith Bignall Calum Macpherson Woodcroft Iain Robertson Mrs. Mann Julie Walters Mr. Bumble David Ross Virgil Keeper Cathy Murphy Nurse Andrea Miltner 1st Twin Deborah Vale 2nd Twin Tessa Vale Waiting Mother Elizabeth Warton Clergyman Doug Fisher Limkins David Foxxe Flinders Desmond Barritt Board Clerk Daniel Brocklebank Mrs. Corney Rosalind March Oliver Twist Sam Smith Cast - Episode two In order of appearance Mr. Bumble David Ross Oliver Twist Sam Smith Mr. Sowerberry Roger Lloyd Pack Sally Liz Smith Mrs. Mann Julie Walters Limkins David Foxxe Flinders Desmond Barritt Gruff but kindly man Robert Russell Board Man 1 Richard Syms Board Man 2 Ken Parry Dormitory Boy Nicholas Connell Mrs. Sowerberry Ger Ryan Charlotte Tracey Murphy Noah Claypole James Bradshaw Pauper Husband Paul Leonard Pauper Mother Vivienne Burgess Singer in Three Cripples Hannah King Monks Marc Warren Fagin Robert Lindsay Nancy Emily Woof Bet Isla Fisher Clergyman Doug Fisher Vestry Clerk Howard Karloff Peddler Alan Pentony Artful Dodger Alex Crowley Boy in Alley Tom Langley Boy at Door Sasha Frost Charley Bates Roland Manookian Martha, Female Pauper Hilary Sesta Bill Sikes Andy Serkis Mr. Brownlow Michael Kitchen Bookseller Colin Higgins Great Lubberly Fellow Jonathan Owen Crowd member David O'Kelly Mr. Fang David Ryall Clerk of the court Geoffrey Larder Kindly Policeman Sebastian Abinieri Elizabeth Leeford Lindsay Duncan Mr. Temple Ian Taylor Brownlow's Footman Julius Krajewsky Mrs. Bedwin Annette Crosbie Homely Maid Sarah Flind Mr. Grimwig John Grillo Wounded Man Ron Webster Toby Crackitt Andrew Schofield Mrs. Corney Rosalind March Rose Fleming Keira Knightley Giles Sam Kelly Brittles Morgan Jones Chertsey Cook Annette Badland Chertsey Maid Laura Grace Cockcroft Cast - Episode three In order of appearance Oliver Twist Sam Smith Giles Sam Kelly Brittles Morgan Jones Bill Sikes Andy Serkis Toby Crackitt Andrew Schofield Rose Fleming Keira Knightly Fagin Robert Lindsay Charley Bates Roland Manookian Mr. Brownlow Michael Kitchen Artful Dodger Alex Crowley Monks Marc Warren Chertsey Cook Annette Badland Chertsey Maid Laura Grace Cockcroft Mrs. Bedwin Annette Crosbie Nancy Emily Woof Bet Isla Fisher Dr. Losberne David Bark-Jones Homely Maid Sarah Flind Elizabeth Leeford Lindsay Duncan Brownlow's Footman Julius Krajewsky Young Rose Fleming Charlotte Le Moignan Passing Policeman Craster Pringle Mr. Bumble David Ross Mrs. Mann Julie Walters Turnkey Ricky Grover Edwin Leeford Tim Dutton Agnes Fleming Sophia Myles Credits Art Directors Stevie Herbert Martin Maly Wardrobe Supervisor Michael Skorepa Make-up Artist Chris Redman Post Production Supervisor Alasdair Whitelaw SFX Co-ordinator Colin Gorry Magic Consultant Ali Bongo Visual Effects Supervisor Dennis Lowe Stunt Coordinators Gareth Milne Ladislav Lahoda Casting Directors Ros Hubbard Abi Harris Production Designer Malcolm Thornton Costume Designer Rosalind Ebbut Make-up Designer Lesley Lamont-Fisher Music Composed by Paul Pritchard Additional Themes by Elvis Costello Line Producer Alison Barnett Editor David Rees Wendy Edgar-Jones Director of Photography Walter McGill Oliver Twist is a Diplomat Films production for United Productions and WGBH Boston. It was adapted by Alan Bleasdale from the novel by Charles Dickens. The producer is Keith Thompson. The director is Renny Rye. The executive producers are Michele Buck for United Productions, Alan Bleasdale for Diplomat Films, and Rebecca Eaton for WGBH Boston. Masterpiece Theatre has been presented on PBS by WGBH for nearly 30 years. Rebecca Eaton is executive producer. Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Russell Baker is series host. Masterpiece Theatre is closed-captioned for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by The Caption Center at WGBH. Essays + Interviews | Who's Who | Oliver's London | A Dickens Timeline Teacher's Guide | Novel to Film | A Victorian Twister | The Forum Links and Bibliography Home | About The Series | The American Collection | The Archive Schedule & Season | Feature Library | eNewsletter | Book Club Learning Resources | Forum | Search | Shop | Feedback ©