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      • The show’s central character, Oliver Wolf, is actually a semi-fictionalized version of Oliver Sacks, a British neurologist famous for penning several non-fiction books about the neurological conditions and disorders he encountered in his practice.
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  3. Oct 5, 2023 · Q: Is Oliver! based on a true story? A: While the story is inspired by Charles Dickens ‘ novel “Oliver Twist,” it is a fictional tale. Q: Who plays the role of Oliver Twist in the movie?

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  7. Sep 23, 2024 · September 23, 2024. Originally titled ‘Dr. Wolf,’ NBC’s ‘Brilliant Minds’ follows the exploits of Oliver Wolf, an eccentric neurologist who solves his patients’ complicated cases through his ingenuity, compassion, and help from his trusted interns. After losing his job due to his questionable methods, Wolf is recruited by his friend ...

  8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Oliver_TwistOliver Twist - Wikipedia

    Oliver himself, though "badged and ticketed" as a lowly orphan and named according to an alphabetical system, is, in fact, "all of a twist." [14] However, Oliver and his name may have been based on a young workhouse boy named Peter Tolliver whom Dickens knew while growing up. [15]