It won the 1957 Oscar as best foreign language film ... Cabaret. Meantime, Sweet Charity, which once seemed so inherently Verdon's vehicle, has shown it can hold the stage without her.

Adkins brings subtlety and a graceful physical presence to bear, and his rendition of “Sweet Charity” is quietly effective. His highlight, however, is a scene in which Oscar has a ...

‘Sweet Charity’ ★★★ When ... As the nebbish, neurotic (but ultimately loathsome) Oscar, Goodrich has comic timing fine enough to set the atomic clock. Make note of their scene in ...

Sweet Charity was Bob Fosse's first chance ... you'll see much of it in his portrayal of Oscar, Charity's main love interest. True, the characters are fairly similar, but although O"Hare is ...

A relationship soon develops and because Oscar thinks Charity works in a bank and is “pure,” he has dubbed her Sweet Charity. She is hesitant to tell him the truth about her dancing career for ...

His shtick in the superbly designed elevator scene, when panicked claustrophobic Oscar begins literally ... the enduring appeal of “Sweet Charity” in the end boils down to having a lead ...