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| Genre/Form: | video recordings (physical artifacts) Video recordings Feature films Film adaptations Vidéos Adaptations cinématographiques |
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| Material Type: | Videorecording |
| Document Type: | Visual material |
| All Authors / Contributors: | Robert E Fuisz; Roger O Hirson; William F Storke; Alfred R Kelman; Clive Donner; George C Scott; Charles Dickens; Travenol Laboratories.; Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc.; Fox Video (Firm) |
| OCLC Number: | 34764477 |
| Notes: | Originally produced as motion picture in England by Travenol Laboratories, Ltd. in 1984. Based on: Christmas carol / Charles Dickens. Issued also as videocassette (VHS). "4320-80"--Videodisc labels and jacket |
| Credits: | Director of photography, Tony Imi; editor, Peter Tanner; music Tony BicaÌt, Tony Britten. |
| Cast: | George C. Scott, Nigel Davenport, Frank Finlay, Lucy Gutteridge, Angela Pleasence, Roger Rees, David Warner, Edward Woodward, Susannah York, Timothy Bateson, Derek Francis, Michael Gough, Caroline Langrishe, John Quarmby, John Sharp, Joanne Whalley, Peter Woodthorpe, Anthony Walters. |
| Event notes: | Filmed on location in and around Shrewsbury, England. |
| Description: | 1 videodisc (101 min.) : sound, color ; 12 in. |
| Details: | Dolby Surround stereo digital sound.; LaserDisc, extended play CLV, utilizing the CX noise reduction system. |
| Responsibility: | executive producer, Robert E. Fuisz ; screenplay by Roger O. Hirson ; produced by William F. Storke, Alfred R. Kelman ; directed by Clive Donner. |
Abstract:
Ebenezer Scrooge, London's meanest old miser and hater of Christmas, is visited by, first, the ghost of his late associate Jacob Marley (who died just seven years ago that day), then by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and of Christmases Yet to Come, who all show him the error of his ways. All this takes place on Christmas Eve, and, the next morning (Christmas Day), Scrooge awakens as a changed man who embraces Christmas and generosity with all his heart.
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