| A Christmas Carol | |||||
| George Minter Productions (1951) | |||||
| Drama, Family, Fantasy | |||||
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| Alastair Sim | Ebenezer Scrooge | |
| Kathleen Harrison | Mrs. Dilber | |
| Mervyn Johns | Bob Cratchit | |
| Hermione Baddeley | Mrs. Cratchit | |
| Michael Hordern | Jacob Marley | |
| George Cole | Young Ebenezer Scrooge | |
| John Charlesworth | Peter Cratchit | |
| Francis de Wolff | Spirit of Christmas Present | |
| Rona Anderson | Alice | |
| Carol Marsh | Fan Scrooge | |
| Brian Worth | Fred | |
| Miles Malleson | Old Joe | |
| Ernest Thesiger | The Undertaker | |
| Glyn Dearman | Tiny Tim | |
| Michael Dolan | Spirit of Christmas Past | |
| Olga Edwardes | Fred's Wife | |
| Roddy Hughes | Fezziwig | |
| Hattie Jacques | Mrs. Fezziwig | |
| Eleanor Summerfield | Miss Flora | |
| Louise Hampton | Laundress |
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| Producer |
Stanley Haynes
Brian Desmond Hurst |
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| Writer |
Charles Dickens
Noel Langley |
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| Cinematography |
C.M. Pennington-Richards
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| Musician |
Richard Addinsell
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Ebenezer Scrooge malcontentedly shuffles through life as a cruel, miserly businessman; until he is visited by three spirits on Christmas Eve who show him how his unhappy childhood and adult behavior has left him a selfish, lonely old man. |
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