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Scrooge

1970, Movie, G, 118 mins

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At the center of this musical adaptation of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol is Albert Finney, singing, dancing, and "Bah, humbug"-ing his way through the familiar title role. Guiding him on his journey to moral reawakening are Edith Evans as the Ghost of Christmas Past, Kenneth More as the Ghost of Christmas Present, and Paddy Stone as the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. Director Ronald Neame's well-paced film captures the period beautifully, and the acting is superb, wi... read more leave a comment
Year: 1970
Rated G

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Cast
Albert Finney: Ebenezer Scrooge
Alec Guinness: Jacob Marley's Ghost
Edith Evans: Ghost of Christmas Past
Kenneth More: Ghost of Christmas Present
Laurence Naismith: Fezziwig
Michael Medwin: Nephew

 

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Nephew Harry (Michael Medwin) drops in on grouchy Uncle Ebenezer (Albert Finey) and...
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Two songs by Leslie Bricusse ("I Hate People" performed by Albert Finney and "Farver...
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Since you have been so wise ...

Question: Since you have been so wise in answering all the questions about commercial jingles, can you please answer this one? The jingle goes, "Thank you very much, thank you very much, that's the nicest thing that anyone's ever done for me." I know I have heard this before. Does it come on every holiday season, or is it from a song? I need to find a way to get it out of my head!


Answer: Well, I can tell you where it's from, but you're on your own in trying to get it out of your head, Jaime.

Though many people will tell you the maddeningly catchy tune "Thank You Very Much," used in an ad for the Volkswagen Passat, is from the musical Oliver!, they've got the wrong Dickens classic. (I suspect they may be mixing it up with "Consider Yourself," which is read more

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