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  • I like old scrooge. It's nice to see a miser change so magnificently in one night.

  • To bad Lionel Barrymore wasn't able to play Scrooge. I would have loved to seen Ronald Colman do a movie version.

  • This is the best movie of 2009!! Your Movie HQ . com have it .. it's free

  • im sorry but Reginald Owen looks a little too old. scrooge is supposed to be somewhere in his late 50's or early 60's isn't he? Owen looks like hes 70 or 80. i haven't seen this version but i do plan on watching it since i am a big fan of the book and the movies.

  • you should check out the musical with albert finney

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  • Thank you very much for uploading this, I love Reginald Owen as Scrooge but I do like Lionel Barrymore as well. This is a great trailer. Although Barrymore is American, there is something of a Dickensian flavour to it.

  • I liked him better as Potter! (Wondweful Life)

  • wow ure real lucky

  • thanks? do you like him, as an actor or something?

  • are u serious?

  • yepp! he was also in bed knobs and broomsticks, and mary poppins and some other stuff that i dont know.

    :)

  • Is this the version that was shown on family classics?

  • Yes, this film was always played on WGN's Family Classics.

  • no your my best friend, pshhh

  • This is my favorite version of Scrooge, but I have never seen the trailer before... Very cool!

  • Barrymore's heart must have been breaking inside while making this preview. His annual live radio broadcasts as Scrooge were legendary. MGM was actually making this 1938 version for him; however, by this time he was completely confined to a wheelchair and it cost him the part. When Frank Capra was casting "It's a Wonderful Life," Lionel Barrymore was his first choice for Potter so people could see something of the Scrooge that Barrymore never got to play on-screen.

  • Funny.

    I'm 50 and i have never seen this version in the UK.

  • I know! I always see it around the holidays as well. Right after the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, I watch Miracle on 34th Street. My great grandfather plays the judge in that.

  • The 1938 version of "A Christmas Carol" is our favorite, and I remember when CBS-TV channel 2 in the NYC metro area would show it three straight times after midnight on Christmas eve...

  • Gene and Kathleen Lockhart are my great-grandparents! My grandmother plays Belinda in the movie with her parents and it was her film screen debut. Thanks so much for posting this! We loved it!

  • So glad you enjoyed it! My family starts watching Thanksgiving Night and we finally put it away for the year after Christmas Day. It really is a standard!

  • Thank you for posting. A Christmas Carol is my favorite! It's cool to see "Mr. Potter" do the intro.

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