Scrooge: A Christmas Carol (The 1951 and Best Version with Alastair Sim)

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @garyabbott3861
    @garyabbott3861 6 часов назад +20

    I am watching this at 8:00 AM on the morning of my 83rd Christmas. It is my favorite film version of this story. Alistair Sim's Scrooge is perfect!

    • @ONE-OF-THREE
      @ONE-OF-THREE  5 часов назад +6

      Merry Christmas and yes, it's also my all-time favourite version, and I always watch it every Christmas Eve.:)

    • @denisevermeulen4984
      @denisevermeulen4984 4 часа назад +4

      Merry Christmas! I’m 60 and used to read the book every year. Now I watch it, technology 😊 Anyway I’m going to visit my 85 and 81 year old mom and dad tomorrow. I’m so blessed to celebrate another Christmas with them 🎄

    • @ellisonhamilton3322
      @ellisonhamilton3322 Час назад +2

      I have two favorite adaptations of this story. This version and the 1984 version with George C. Scott as Scrooge. Both of these are fantastic. This is my 63rd Christmas and I've seen this wonderful version many times. Now, I'll settle in and watch it again.
      Merry Christmas.

    • @ONE-OF-THREE
      @ONE-OF-THREE  59 минут назад +2

      @@denisevermeulen4984 Merry Christmas.:)

    • @ONE-OF-THREE
      @ONE-OF-THREE  58 минут назад +2

      ​@@ellisonhamilton3322 Merry Christmas.:)

  • @Zebracorn46
    @Zebracorn46 Час назад +3

    Best version for sure. Lots of great memories of watching this with my fam.❤

  • @bernieuk4312
    @bernieuk4312 Час назад +3

    Wonderful film! For me, the scene with Kathleen Harrison and Alistair Sim on the stairs is very moving in particular. When she says "A Christmas Present...for me!" - gets me every time. The way she says it and the look on her face is beautifully done. Happy Christmas everyone and a Happy 2025.

  • @MerryChristmas3
    @MerryChristmas3 2 часа назад +2

    Brilliant quality. 👏
    Since i was 7yrs old my mum allowed me to watch this. She is not with us anymore and im a lot lot older. Like most people of a certain beautiful English generation, we watched this on Christmas evening before bed. The tradition still continues.
    God bless you all & a Merry Christmas.

  • @jimfountain2603
    @jimfountain2603 4 часа назад +4

    Excellent copy, worth downloading for future.

  • @karinross66
    @karinross66 44 минуты назад +1

    Thank you. My all time favorite holiday movie, the best version ever. Happy Holidays!

  • @KlingonGamerYT
    @KlingonGamerYT 30 минут назад +2

    GOAT of all scrooges... and even Jim carrey based his portrayal on sims performance.... merry xmas all !!

  • @samueldavidrucker7514
    @samueldavidrucker7514 14 минут назад +1

    I've seen a lot of other versions - from the 30's clear up to recent attempts, AND NONE of them even remotely compares with this one! The score is a true work of genius and when combined with all the other brilliant elements of the film, we have a true classic as surely as the original novel! No doubt in my mind Dickens up in heaven agrees whole heartedly!!

  • @jamesniezgoda5454
    @jamesniezgoda5454 30 минут назад +3

    The scene where he enters Fred's house, turns to the housekeeper, enters the room, sees Fred's wife & asks can you forgive a pig headed old fool for having no eyes to see with, no ears to hear with all these years?

  • @elderkennethlgreen9106
    @elderkennethlgreen9106 52 минуты назад +1

    I love Allister Sim movies

  • @damaraowen2764
    @damaraowen2764 2 часа назад +2

    Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 ❤ 2024 Everyone!! ~Love & Blessings..!

  • @aprilmorn1775
    @aprilmorn1775 2 часа назад +1

    George C Scott was the best Scrooge ever!

  • @jamesniezgoda5454
    @jamesniezgoda5454 28 минут назад +1

    Dennis, polka

  • @hackedagain2
    @hackedagain2 2 часа назад +1

    It is the very best version but it was the one made in the 1930's. (1934 or 1939)

    • @deborahellett9927
      @deborahellett9927 Час назад +1

      This version was made in 1951. There is 1934 with Seymour Hicks and 1938 with Reginal Owens (hard to find the 1938 version).