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Christmas carol (Scrooge) adaptations, Do you have a favourite?

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BBbevan Tue 18-Dec-18 11:11:31

I quite like the Albert Finney Scrooge. I think that is the one with Kenneth More as the ghost of Christmas past .

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EllanVannin Tue 18-Dec-18 09:25:54

Alistair Sim--I think this version is on " Talking Pictures " channel 81 at some point with a lot of other oldies in black and white. My favourite channel.

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yggdrasil Tue 18-Dec-18 09:15:20

Muppets. Mawbroon is quite right:-)

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Greyduster Tue 18-Dec-18 09:06:14

Alistair Sim, without a doubt.

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Teetime Tue 18-Dec-18 09:03:17

I agree Alistair Sim - peerless. tchsmile

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Anniebach Tue 18-Dec-18 08:58:14

Alistair Sim

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Cherrytree59 Mon 17-Dec-18 22:25:58

Ahh yes Micheal Caine with Miss Piggy as the ghost of Christmas past.
Tiny Tim stole the show.
Must find look out our DVD copy.

Agree Alister Sim was great.

I have some of my grandfather's books including Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol.

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Niobe Mon 17-Dec-18 22:02:25

Alastair Sim is the best Scrooge . Ever!

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Grandma70s Mon 17-Dec-18 22:01:25

The book is my favourite version.

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MawBroon Mon 17-Dec-18 21:40:52

Muppets Christmas Carol
No contest.

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Cherrytree59 Mon 17-Dec-18 21:24:37

It not christmas in the Cherrytree household unless DH has watched several adaptions of The Christmas Carol (Scrooge)
I am unable to make up my mind which version is my favourite.
The first adaptaion for the screen according to Google was a silent movie - Scrooge or the Ghost of Marley
Since there has been many adaptations for the stage, screen and T.V.

I have a top 3
Albert Finney - Scrooge
Patrick Stewart -
A Christmas Carol
And now
Simon Callow's one man adaptation
A Christmas Carol
(On BBC Catch-up T.V.)

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