
Christmas Carol - mainly by Dickens.
The story was, as usual with Dickens adaptations, "based upon" rather then being a faithful screen adaptation of the original story. However, the sets were wonderful - filmed in Shrewsbury, a town I know well - and there was some good acting. But why, O why, did they have to use an American actor in the principal role? Americans can never, never, never get English vowels right. You always get "hat water" instead of "hot water" etc. Imagine this film with, say, Peter Cushing instead of Mr Scott - what a treat that would be!
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