Your favorite version of A Christmas Carol
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Anonymous
| Mine is Scrooged hands down. I also like the musical one with Albert Finney & Muppet Christmas Carol |
Anonymous
| I love Mickey's Christmas Carol from being a kid. I never see it Disney channel anymore. |
Anonymous
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A Christmas Carol aficionado here. My personal favorite is actually the TNT version with Patrick Stewart.
Mickey's Christmas Carol is now part of "Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas" which is most definitely being shown right now on Disney Channel. |
Anonymous
| George C. Scott version. Hands down. |
Anonymous
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1. Alistair Sim. Love this one, even though Tiny Tim looks far too healthy. He's my favorite Scrooge.
2. George C. Scott's version is very true to the book. 3. Muppets' version is fun. |
Anonymous
| George C. Scott one. All the way. I love Patrick Stewart as an actor, but that version pales in comparison. |
Anonymous
Yup. It's what I picture in my head when I think of Scrooge. |
Anonymous
| Love the George C Scott version. I watch it every year. |
Anonymous
| The 1951 version called “Scrooge” is the best. If you look at critcis’ rankings of the best Christmas Carol movies, it is almost always Number 1. |
Anonymous
| You have got to see The Man Who Invented Christmas in some theatres now. Children would be bored but those who know Dicken's love it. Ignore any poor reviews ... |
Anonymous
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Absolutely Scrooged.
I just did a project where I researched the history of A Christmas Carol, and there are adaptations I’ve never heard of! It’s been adapted in one form or other since right after it came out in 1844, so there have been hundreds and hundreds of different versions. |
Anonymous
Me too. Love this version! I watch it every year. |
Anonymous
| Finally reading the book and I love the Mickey Mouse version. |
Anonymous
Yes yes yes |
Anonymous
It’s on every year. I don’t even like it and I seem to catch part of it each year. |