The Guthrie Theater Presents A Christmas Carol Trailer

The Guthrie Theater Presents A Christmas Carol Trailer (1982)

01 December 1982 Fantasy, Drama, Family 87 mins

Televised production based on Charles Dickens' novella.

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Cast

Marshall Borden

as Charles Dickens

Catherine Burns

as Mrs. Dickens / Mrs. Fezziwig

Oliver Cliff

as John Dickens / Marley's Ghost

Stephen D'Ambrose

as Young Scrooge / Ghost of Christmas Yet- To- Come

Jonathan Fuller

as Ghost of Christmas Past / Topper

Sara Hennessy

as Mamie / Martha Cratchit / Thin Sister

Richard Hilger

as Ebenezer Scrooge

Paul Laksso

as Dick Wilkins / Poulterer

Chuck Bailey

as Tapster / Undertaker

John Lewin

as Round Gentleman / Man with Newspaper

J. Patrick Martin

as Bob Cratchit

Robert Nadir

as Fred (Scrooge's Nephew)

Peggy O'Connell

as A Miss Fezziwig

Laurence Overmire

as Albert Hall

Suzanne Petri

as Carol Mistress / Another Miss Fezziwig / Plump Sister

Martin Rueben

as Mr. Fezziwig / Man with Snuff Box

Crew

Paul Miller

Director

Barbara Field

Barbara Field Adaptation

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1992

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