It’s the first of December, and TCM is devoting each Sunday night to a pair of prime-time Christmas movies. Starting the whole month off is one of the absolute classics, based on the classic of all classic holiday stories, by Charles Dickens. This 1951 movie adaptation of A Christmas Carol stars Alastair Sim as Ebenezer Scrooge, and features Michael Hordern as that perfectly miserable spectre, Jacob Marley (pictured).

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JANE

VERY VERY NICE POST

Dec 2, 2019 | Reply

JOSH

The visions of sugar plums are already dancing in my head, wow i am in luck! you have rounded up the very best Christmas movies. From the looks of this year’s lineup, i am in for a treat! From the soon-to-be classic stories you expect in Hallmark Christmas movies to the very best Christmas movies on Netflix this year, You have ve got new and classic Christmas movies that will satisfy every Christmas wish! You even included a few movies about Christmas and other a

Dec 2, 2019 | Reply

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