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Classic "Christmas Carol" (Tears of laughter)
Alastair Sim as the "reformed" Scrooge in the classic 1951 film of A Christmas Carol wipes away tears of laughter. The bit is toward the end of the video (though I'd recommend watching the whole video):
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Re: Classic "Christmas Carol" (Tears of laughter)
On a side note, I love how they used the song "Barbara Allen" in this movie as a leitmotif for Scrooge's family. It sounds very warm and tender.
"Bless me now with your fierce tears..."
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Re: Classic "Christmas Carol" (Tears of laughter)
NeedHerSobs wrote:
On a side note, I love how they used the song "Barbara Allen" in this movie as a leitmotif for Scrooge's family. It sounds very warm and tender.
Yes, that was a good idea. It's a Scottish song, too, and Alastair Sim was Scottish, so it fit.
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