I work as a healthcare professional.... and every time I get in a difficult situation I think of Ron Moody in this scene and sing..... "I'm reviewing, the situation"......it always makes people laugh. ha ha
And I saw you from Box B! A rare privilege. Ron toned down his East End Jewish accent for the film, which I thought was too bad, although I suppose it was inevitable.
Ron and I became friends back in the late 1980s, and stayed in touch for many years after. What a delightful and talented man. I have so many lovely memories of him... and many funny letters (he was a prolific letter writer and excellent author)!
Oh how lucky you are.. I would of paid a fortune to just sit with him have a beer and pick his brain.. what a character he would of been. He would of had me in stitches
@@CultgentlemanJack No doubt! His humor was sly, and his stories about his life just as funny and fascinating. We spent time together when he visited the US, and nearly made a comedy/horror film, but the deal fell apart at the last moment. From that point on we stayed in touch via letter writing... and they're really funny!
I met Ron in a restaurant in NY in the 80's. Went up to him eating dinner and he asked me to sit down with him and couldn't have been nicer... my favorite film and he asks me to sit with him. What else can you say...thrill of a lifetime. Love you Ron
Such a talented actor. His film performance as Fagin is one of the greatest in musical film history. He's also very good in Mel brooks' film TWELVE CHAIRS and in THE FLIGHT OF THE DOVES (also with Jack Wild & Mark Lester)
What a brilliant man. As much as I appreciate his response as to why he believes people admire that character so much, I think it’s a mix of his mischievousness but most importantly it’s because you can see deep down he truly has a heart of gold. He brought those boys in when they had absolutely nothing and treated them as his own. Beautiful character.
i used to watch that film daily and loved it every time when i was about 6, such a great film that also took you back in time with brilliant scenery craft they really grasped the reality of the dirty rotten London back streets. such a great film
Am a forty two yer old male and remember Oliver Twist as a child. Seen it many times over the years and recently on Christmas day 2018 !! Great film and brilliant actors !!
So cool I try two when the mood strikes me. The neighbors think I’m mad.. lol.. I even at time will wear the finger less gloves when I can find them.and nobody is around 😂
I always look forward to watch Oliver twist and Scrooge every Christmas Ron moody Jack wild where the best performers that lifted Oliver twist to a decade trophy 🏆
Ron made the film and no-one else. Fagin was The Dodger when he was young ........pass it on routine. Lionel Bart exceptional songs _ Ian Dury of his time. Great talents - all three.
Nonsense. They all had great acting. Oliver Reed , Mark Lester, Jack Dawkins, Shani Wallis etc. It was al together that made the magic. The songs also, the scenery. Everything. And yes Ron Moody was brilliant also. Excellent performance. As were Clint Eastwood , Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach in The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Not only Clint Eastwood. It's the mix of great characters that do it. Along with the music of Ennio Morricone the scenery. Everything has to fit. That makes it pure bliss. "You can go but be back soon !" 😉
@@jaajaarogers9101 Lionel Bart was a writer composer...not an actor. Just that you know.. And Oliver Reed and Shani Wallis , you cannot state they were less performers than Rod Moody. That's bullocks. Mark Lester played the role of Oliver perfectly also. And did you who the story wrote? Charles Dickens. Just saying...
I’m surprised he didn’t mention Mel Brooks’s film “The Twelve Chairs” as one of his favorite projects. He loved to talk about making that one, and how proud he was to star in it!
Did Oliver on the original cast for Broadway pre tour then back on Broadway. Love that show my stage name was Gregg Weir, also did Oliver in many summer productions playing the Artful Dodger including Lambertville music circus
Ron you are my favourite character an actor of all time. I watched Oliver as a kid and I loved Fagan from the very first time.. you sir are a talented magical and charismatic individual. I will always have a joyous tear in my eye at the end of the movie singing that song I’m reviewing the situation.. so wish I could of meet you two tell you just how truly magical you are two me. God bless mate rest in peace in the warm loving embrace of hour lord.
My father nick orchard went on to play Noah claypole in the 77 revival years, he is so fond of this Ron moody and the experiences of his younger acting years. Must have been great for you
🤍of men are cold in the last days🖤, turn now.for what is the deal if you gain the whole world but still lose your own soul..⌚💉🧬☠just like in the days of Noah God will judge the world⌛ ..
I work as a healthcare professional.... and every time I get in a difficult situation I think of Ron Moody in this scene and sing..... "I'm reviewing, the situation"......it always makes people laugh. ha ha
Omg likewise
I was in Oliver with Ron at the Piccadilly Theater in the 60's
It was a pleasure acting with him.
+Martin Duffy so lucky! How unforgettably amazing that must have been. What memories!
And I saw you from Box B! A rare privilege. Ron toned down his East End Jewish accent for the film, which I thought was too bad, although I suppose it was inevitable.
Martin Duffy damn
Who did you play
Who played the artful dodger in your time Martin
Ron and I became friends back in the late 1980s, and stayed in touch for many years after. What a delightful and talented man. I have so many lovely memories of him... and many funny letters (he was a prolific letter writer and excellent author)!
Lucky 🍀 you thank you 😊 for sharing this important information ⭐️
Oh how lucky you are.. I would of paid a fortune to just sit with him have a beer and pick his brain.. what a character he would of been. He would of had me in stitches
@@CultgentlemanJack No doubt! His humor was sly, and his stories about his life just as funny and fascinating. We spent time together when he visited the US, and nearly made a comedy/horror film, but the deal fell apart at the last moment. From that point on we stayed in touch via letter writing... and they're really funny!
@@allnew121
If ever you decided to publish the letters, I would buy a copy of the book!
I met Ron in a restaurant in NY in the 80's. Went up to him eating dinner and he asked me to sit down with him and couldn't have been nicer... my favorite film and he asks me to sit with him. What else can you say...thrill of a lifetime. Love you Ron
Such a talented actor. His film performance as Fagin is one of the greatest in musical film history. He's also very good in Mel brooks' film TWELVE CHAIRS and in THE FLIGHT OF THE DOVES (also with Jack Wild & Mark Lester)
See David Copperfield from 1969 or '70 if you can. He's marvellous in that.
Mark Lester wasn't in flight of the doves,,
Rest in Peace Ron Moody.
I was 9 when mom and dad took myself and my brothers to see Oliver. The magic has never left..
May Ron Moody RIP. An absolute legend who set a precedent for one of the most revered roles of musical theatre / film.
What a brilliant man. As much as I appreciate his response as to why he believes people admire that character so much, I think it’s a mix of his mischievousness but most importantly it’s because you can see deep down he truly has a heart of gold. He brought those boys in when they had absolutely nothing and treated them as his own. Beautiful character.
I wish there was a LOVE button.
I liked Fagan as a character because he was the first adult to show Oliver kindness. He was the lovable Rogue. Great acting from Mr Moody.
The quintessential antihero
Ron Moody Rest in peace, missing you
Ron Moody a legend. Fagin is an extremely likeable character.
My eldest just starred in Oliver in the school play....good stuff....and they watched lots of clips to get a feel for the characters.... superb
That's awesome
i used to watch that film daily and loved it every time when i was about 6, such a great film that also took you back in time with brilliant scenery craft they really grasped the reality of the dirty rotten London back streets. such a great film
Love Fagan. Bless you, Ron Moody. Celebrating my B-Day with you this year. "Shut up and drink your gin".
*Fagin
😅😂🤣😂😅😅😅👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼I agree absolute top level talent ❤
Am a forty two yer old male and remember Oliver Twist as a child. Seen it many times over the years and recently on Christmas day 2018 !! Great film and brilliant actors !!
A fantastic movie that keeps on giving and will continue to do so for decades to come❤
Such a lovely man
Legend.
rip Mr Ron Moody an fabulous actor and human being
Love him! Always amazing! He is 90 now! :)
What an incredible man
" 'E's not the Messiah. 'E's a naughty little boy!" I want to hear him say that.
RIP Ron Moody.
Oi! It's Fagin! So glad to see and hear this guy! Awesome and respectful interview and some interesting images of Ron Moody circa 2013.
I try to do at least one Ron Moody routine every day...
So cool I try two when the mood strikes me. The neighbors think I’m mad.. lol.. I even at time will wear the finger less gloves when I can find them.and nobody is around 😂
Loved him in his characters
Aww RIP Ron
Rip Ron Moody.
1968 Oliver shown on British TV Screens every Christmas.
I always look forward to watch Oliver twist and Scrooge every Christmas Ron moody Jack wild where the best performers that lifted Oliver twist to a decade trophy 🏆
👍
@@robnewman6101 Thank you Rob have a lovely evening 😊💫
Thanks.
Oh yeah.
Did you know?
Ron Moody was in the 1969 Version of David Copperfield.
"yes I love them... now, back to me" XD
Fabulous interviewing.
Ron made the film and no-one else.
Fagin was The Dodger when he was young ........pass it on routine.
Lionel Bart exceptional songs _ Ian Dury of his time.
Great talents - all three.
Nonsense.
They all had great acting.
Oliver Reed , Mark Lester, Jack Dawkins, Shani Wallis etc.
It was al together that made the magic.
The songs also, the scenery. Everything.
And yes Ron Moody was brilliant also. Excellent performance.
As were Clint Eastwood , Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach in The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
Not only Clint Eastwood. It's the mix of great characters that do it. Along with the music of Ennio Morricone the scenery.
Everything has to fit. That makes it pure bliss.
"You can go but be back soon !"
😉
I agree absolutely superb acting from all three 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💫🌹⭐️
@@Ve-suvius Ron moody and jack wild were the main top level actors 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼⭐️💫🌹
@@jaajaarogers9101
They didn't 'make' the musical.
Without the names I mentioned it's still nothing.
Simple.
It's the total package.
@@jaajaarogers9101
Lionel Bart was a writer composer...not an actor.
Just that you know..
And Oliver Reed and Shani Wallis , you cannot state they were less performers than Rod Moody. That's bullocks.
Mark Lester played the role of Oliver perfectly also.
And did you who the story wrote?
Charles Dickens.
Just saying...
Great Ron Moody trivia: he didn't marry until 60 and ended up with six kids!
He was great
I’m surprised he didn’t mention Mel Brooks’s film “The Twelve Chairs” as one of his favorite projects. He loved to talk about making that one, and how proud he was to star in it!
A fantastic one-off man!
The best!
You are here interviewing me? And, you want to talk about the other characters? . . . They're all wonderful . . . Now, back to me! Lol, hilarious!
Did Oliver on the original cast for Broadway pre tour then back on Broadway. Love that show my stage name was Gregg Weir, also did Oliver in many summer productions playing the Artful Dodger including Lambertville music circus
I did the show a couple of times in my youth. An incredible experience! Everyone should do it at some point, so much fun!
I wish you'd tell us more about what your experience was, especially in that original pre-Broadway tour and Broadway production.
Interviewed by Mark Ronson? He went all Winston Churchill at the end. :)
Ron you are my favourite character an actor of all time. I watched Oliver as a kid and I loved Fagan from the very first time.. you sir are a talented magical and charismatic individual. I will always have a joyous tear in my eye at the end of the movie singing that song I’m reviewing the situation.. so wish I could of meet you two tell you just how truly magical you are two me. God bless mate rest in peace in the warm loving embrace of hour lord.
Ron Moody (born Ronald Moodnick; 8 January 1924 - 11 June 2015)
RIP
Ron moody
Hmm. You’re giving me ideas! Maybe Ron’s letters, plus others whom I’ve worked with too.
@ 5:30 WTF, that is hilarious...!
I was Noah claypole at the aldwych theatre in London with Ron moody ......
My father nick orchard went on to play Noah claypole in the 77 revival years, he is so fond of this Ron moody and the experiences of his younger acting years. Must have been great for you
Hope you had a good experience with Peter Coe, I've heard negative things. May he rest in peace, though.
2:32 lol!
Bring me my royal subjects NOW
You need to pick a pocket or two!!!!!!!!!!
R.I.P Ron Moody.
He does really well with one of the dumbest interviewers I have ever heard. No eye-rolls, no sighs. A polite pro!
When I first watched this, it only has 300 views now 10k 0.o
Rip
Fagin, not Fagan.
Lydia moody was a good inspiration😊
🤍of men are cold in the last days🖤, turn now.for what is the deal if you gain the whole world but still lose your own soul..⌚💉🧬☠just like in the days of Noah God will judge the world⌛ ..
Wth was he saying at the end!???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was wondering that too....all I can figure is it eemed kinda like a little bit of Winston Churchill....
hm
3rd!
4th o.o
second!!!!!!!!!!
He was great