Jane Krakowski, Jesse L. Martin, Jason Alexander
An old bitter miser is given a chance for redemption when he is haunted by ghosts on Christmas Eve.
DVD Release Date: October 18, 2005
Stats: 98 reviews
Dickensian movies, arent good. But this is something else. a whole nother level is set here. Kelsey Grammar is the greatest scrooge ever. i cant help but imagine this in theater. great music adaptation and singingness is cool. this is great.
This movie is just decent. Musical versions of the story have been done better. Just watch Muppets Christmas Carol or the Albert Finney Scrooge. Kelsey Grammer just looks like...Kelsey Grammer with long hair. They didn't bother trying to make him look any older. Plus come on, Jas...( read more)
A Great Movie For The Christmas Holiday !
I Soo Love This Movie & I Got It For Christmas
I'm intrigued. Too bad Jennifer Love Hewitt is in it and probably ruins it.
I like this movie, and it sounds cool. David Gallagher was in this musical on stage when he was younger.
This is beautiful rendition of a classic tale. I'm not into all of the singing, but they overall did a great job of making a unique twist of an over-done story! Jennifer Love Hewitt surprised me. She did a great job! I really respect her as a actress now.
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