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A Christmas Carol (1951)
TrailerEbenezer Scrooge is known as the meanest people in London, a businessman who never gives any half a penny to anyone, even his relatives. On Christmas Eve, however, three ghosts appear before Scrooge and give him the last chance to change and save himself from the grim destiny.Actors: Alastair Sim, Kathleen Harrison, Mervyn Johns, Hermione Baddeley, Michael Hordern, George Cole, John Charlesworth, Francis De Wolff, Rona Anderson, Carol Marsh, Brian Worth, ...»Director: Brian Desmond HurstCountry: United KingdomDuration: 86 minQuality: HDRelease: 1951IMDb: 8.10 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "A Christmas Carol (1951)"
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Characters of "A Christmas Carol (1951)"
Ebenezer ScroogePlayed by: Alastair SimMrs. DilberPlayed by: Kathleen HarrisonBob CratchitPlayed by: Mervyn JohnsMrs. CratchitPlayed by: Hermione BaddeleyJacob MarleyPlayed by: Michael HordernPeter CratchitPlayed by: John CharlesworthSpirit of Christmas PresentPlayed by: Francis De WolffAlicePlayed by: Rona AndersonFan ScroogePlayed by: Carol MarshFredPlayed by: Brian WorthOld JoePlayed by: Miles MallesonUndertakerPlayed by: Ernest ThesigerTiny TimPlayed by: Glyn DearmanSpirit of Christmas PastPlayed by: Michael DolanFred's WifePlayed by: Olga EdwardesMr. FezziwigPlayed by: Roddy HughesMrs. FezziwigPlayed by: Hattie JacquesGhost of Christmas Yet to ComePlayed by: Czeslaw KonarskiFirst CollectorPlayed by: Noel HowlettSecond CollectorPlayed by: Fred JohnsonTopperPlayed by: Richard PearsonDick WilkinsPlayed by: Clifford MollisonMr. JorkinPlayed by: Jack Warner -
Directors of "A Christmas Carol (1951)"
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Creators of "A Christmas Carol (1951)"
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Critic Reviews of "A Christmas Carol (1951)"
Chicago ReaderDecember 05, 2012A sturdy 1951 British mounting of the Dickens tale, with Alastair Sim contributing a definitive Scrooge.
TIME MagazineDecember 05, 2008Though Dickens' frank sentimentality calls for broad treatment, Brian Desmond Hurst's direction is too often heavy as well.
New York TimesMarch 25, 2006What we have in this rendition of Dickens' sometimes misunderstood Carol is an accurate comprehension of the agony of a shabby soul.
ReelViewsJanuary 01, 2000At a reasonably short 85 minutes, this is nevertheless a complete experience, and the strength and depth of its drama makes it the most memorable of any adaptation of the tale.
Irish TimesJanuary 10, 2017Watching most versions, the viewer is tempted to punch happy Scrooge. Here we yearn to share a sherry with the newly jolly rogue.
Monthly Film BulletinDecember 12, 2015All depends, therefore, in the making of a film from this story, on the re-creation of this atmosphere in dramatic terms. It cannot be said that Brian Desmond Hurst has been altogether successful in this respect.
Total FilmDecember 06, 2013This faithful adaptation of Dickens' A Christmas Carol is a rare beast indeed, a genuinely affecting melodrama.
Radio TimesDecember 06, 2013This is easily the best screen version of the much loved yuletide tale.
Empire MagazineDecember 05, 2012Lashings of festive cheer and a fair dollop of fine performances will leave you in the mood for mince pies and a renewed sense of seasonal goodwill to all men.
Three Movie BuffsDecember 07, 2011This film, and Alastair Sim's performance as Scrooge in particular, so perfectly captures Dickens's novella that all other versions feel redundant.
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