The 1951 version of A Christmas Carol is the most captivating and repugnant adaptation of the story, surpassing all others. Alastair Sim's portrayal of Scrooge captures the complex dichotomy of ...

The film’s ability to stray from the strict contours of the season help to make it evergreen viewing, but the movie also takes the best aspects of Christmas—fellowship, sacrifice, a moment’s ...

Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol is perhaps his best-known work, with plenty of adaptations of it being made over the years.

Here then, are several memorable versions. Everyone has their own favorite, but here is a sampling. God bless them, every one. A Christmas Carol (1951) The gold standard of the Christmas Carol movies.

Widely considered to be the definitive of the many film versions of Charles Dickens' classic novel is this 1951 British adaptation, starring Alastair Sim (entitled Scrooge in its U.K. release ...

Peruse our slideshow to see trailers for some of the most popular cinematic re-tellings Charles Dickens' popular story, then vote in our poll. Which Scrooge is the most miserly? Which movie warms ...

A Christmas Carol (1984) This television movie of “ A Christmas Carol ” features George C. Scott as Scrooge, a role that brought him an Emmy Award nomination.