<![CDATA[That would mean no musicals no Muppets, no animated, no comedies, no tv versions. Just the story told with human actors]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — A Christmas Carol

PhineasAppleby — 9 years ago(December 21, 2016 09:03 PM)

That would mean no musicals no Muppets, no animated, no comedies, no tv versions. Just the story told with human actors like this version.

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George C Scott and Patrick Stewart versions were made for TV.
They were well done enough to be theater releases though.

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I believe that would be this 1951 film. George C Scott and Patrick Stewart versions were made for TV.
Let's pray the human race never escapes Earth to spread its iniquity elsewhere. C.S Lewis

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