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Castle of Horror: Scrooge (1970) is Spookier Than You Remember, Plus We're Not Crying, You're Crying

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Castle of Horror: Scrooge (1970) is Spookier Than You Remember, Plus We're Not Crying, You're Crying

Castle of Horror: Scrooge (1970) is Spookier Than You Remember, Plus We're Not Crying, You're Crying

We take a look at the spooky, moving 1970 musical version of A Christmas Carol: Scrooge, starring Albert Finney and Alec Guinness. These are some amazing performances and most of us were bowled over by how moving a version of A Christmas Carol can be.

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Jason Henderson, author of the Young Captain Nemo (Macmillan Children's) and Alex Van Helsing (HarperTeen) series, earned his BA from University of Dallas in 1993 and his JD from Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law in Washington, D.C., in 1996. His popular podcasts “Castle Talk” and “Castle of Horror” feature interviews and discussion panels made up of best-selling writers and artists from all genres. Henderson lives in Colorado with his wife and two daughters.
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