Merry Christmas, George Bailey Trailer

Merry Christmas, George Bailey Trailer (1997)

25 December 1997 Fantasy, Drama, Comedy 60 mins

Performance of the 1947 Lux Radio version of "It's a Wonderful Life", taped live in the historic Pasadena Playhouse as a benefit for the Pediatric AIDS Foundation.

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Cast

Bill Pullman

as George Bailey

Penelope Ann Miller

as Mary Hatch Bailey

Nathan Lane

as Clarence

Martin Landau

as Pa Bailey / Mr. Potter

Sally Field

as Mrs. Bailey / Narrator

Joe Mantegna

as Joseph / Nick

Christian Slater

as Harry Bailey / Sam Wainwright

Jerry Van Dyke

as Uncle Billy

Robert Guillaume

as Mr. Gower

Carol Kane

as Cousin Tilly / Mrs. Hatch

Bronson Pinchot

as Mr. Carter

Dan Lauria

as Bert

Craig Sheffer

as Ernie Bishop / Ed / Bridgekeeper

Armelia McQueen

as Mrs. Thompson

Ryan Slater

as Young George Bailey / Peter Bailey

Tina Majorino

as Janie Bailey

Crew

James Arntz

James Arntz Producer

Ray Erlenborn

Ray Erlenborn Sound Effects

Bettina Bennewitz

Bettina Bennewitz Line Producer

John Retsek

John Retsek Art Direction

Dan Webb

Dan Webb Camera Operator

Don Davis

Don Davis Camera Operator

Denise Rossouw

Denise Rossouw Makeup Artist

Jimmy Hawkins

Jimmy Hawkins Executive Producer

Kitty Rourke

Kitty Rourke Script Supervisor

Barry Robison

Barry Robison Set Designer

Bob Highton

Bob Highton Camera Operator

Blaine Baggett

Blaine Baggett Executive In Charge Of Production

International Releases Dates

United States 25 December 1997

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