A Christmas Carol (Ultimate Collector's Edition)(B/W & Color)
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Canada DVD Cover InformationActor: Alastair Sim, Hermione Baddeley, Jack Warner, Kathleen Harrison, Mervyn JohnsBrand: VCI DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language) Format: Black & White, Color, Digital Sound, Full Screen, NTSC, Subtitled Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 86 minutes DVD Release Date: 2007-10-23 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Studio: VCI Entertainment Product features:
Movie Reviews of A Christmas Carol (Ultimate Collector's Edition)(B/W & Color)Movie Review: This is the Ultimate Collector's Edition !!!!I always loved this story and this '51 version is definitely the best. And this latest edition is the best presention of that version. The restoration is excellent. There are three versions. Two with different diffentions. It is like I was watching it for the first time. The third one is in color. I like the b/w versions better but still interesting to see it in color again. Again with the new restoration like seeing it for the first time. The fourth and last version is the '35 version. Not even a comparision to the '51 version but interesting to watch as well, just around one hour in length. It has not aged well but still worth at least one viewing. I watched all four versions the first weekend I received it from Amazon. A lot of extras; all interesting. You have to see one of the '51 versions with George Cole commentary. He plays the young Scoorge and was close to Alastair Sims in real life, very interesting. This and the Wizard of OZ I never get tired of viewing. A must have to your video collection.
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One of the most compelling extras is a short bio of George Mintner, the film's executive producer who would go on to found his own successful distribution company, Renown Pictures. An unlikely film mogul, the British Mintner was shy and bookish, but managed to build a reputable mini-studio in the '50s, out of the Hollywood limelight. He produced mostly B-movies, though after A Christmas Carol (originally titled Scrooge), he produced another Dickens adaptation, The Pickwick Papers. There's a great mini-bio of Dickens, who grew up in the poverty that later fascinated him in his writings. Other extras include the colorized version (what were people thinking back in the '80s?), cast bios, original trailers, and a features that more film companies might want to consider, an optional narration for the blind. Nothing is left out for film fans--God bless us, every one.--A.T. Hurley
Beyond A Christmas Carol
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