Oliver & Company 1988 DODGER Walt Disney Original Production Animation Drawing B169

Oliver & Company 1988 DODGER Walt Disney Original Production Animation Drawing B169

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Oliver & Company 1988 DODGER Walt Disney Original Production Animation Drawing B169OLIVER & COMPANY, 1988 Original Production Rough Animation Drawing of DODGER from the "Why Should I Worry?" Song Sequence in the WALT DISNEY feature film! WITH DIALOGUE! Comes with the Disney Property stamp and a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity In this animated update of the classic Oliver Twist tale, Oliver (Joey Lawrence) is an orphaned kitten taken in by a gang of thieving dogs, led by cavalier canine Dodger (Billy Joel) and owned

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Two iterations of an Ernest Hemingway classic short story. Burt Lancaster kicks it off with the 1946 version followed by the Lee Marvin led 1964 version. Both are great and plenty of criterion extras making this among my favorite spine in their awesome collection. There’s also a Russian student take on the short story adding a third version of a great story. Highly recommended and if it’s 50% a must buy. I already owned it and gave this as a gift who instantly called me two days later with high praise of the films.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2026

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K. Juelch

Charlottesville, US

★★★★★ 5

Best noir ever?

Excellent, classic noir. Launched Burt Lancaster and Ava Gardners careers.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025

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David Lucero

Dallas, US

★★★★★ 5

A Favorite All-Time Classic

I've always enjoyed this classic film. Ava Gardner is my favorite all-time actress. She's great in the role of Kitty. Burt Lancaster is also fine as the torn man in love with a woman he struggles to have. This is based on one of Hemingway's short stories, and they did a fine job. Same with the remake in 1964 with Lee Marvin and Clu Gulagher. You will not be disappointed in either version, but my favorite is the orignal.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021

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Rollerwriter

West Palm Beach, US

★★★★★ 4

1 Ernest Hemingway story, 2 different movie takes, very cool.

I like value. Two movie versions of a cool story for the price of one, I am in. The Burt Lancaster version is film noir cool, while the Lee Marvin has that manic 60’s television feel. The Lee Marvin version gets bonus for Ronald Reagan’s portrayal of the heavy. He is quite menacing.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2019