Our favorite Scrooges, Marleys, Bob Cratchits and ghosts ranked in our list of the best adaptations of A Christmas Carol of all time.

Desperate for money, the author penned the classic holiday tale in unusually fast fashion only for it to sell out within a ...

Over the years since Charles Dickens first published A Christmas Carol in 1843, there have been hundreds of adaptations, from silent to sound and animated films to stage productions. Hundreds of ...

Around 180 years on, Dickens’s festive ghost story remains one of the sharpest critiques of money, morality and social ...

Dickens’s Christmas novella is often read as a reassuring parable about our ability to change — but the whole point of Scrooge’s ghostly visitations is how dramatically his moral life needs to be ...

God bless us, every one!’ The five best film versions of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol - The classic festive tale of humbug and redemption has been adapted countless times for film and TV since the very ...

The literary significance of "A Christmas Carol" by no means impedes the fun provided by the tale. As Wilson wrote, "A Christmas Carol" is as much a part of the holiday as the holly and the ivy.

Lucy Whitehead does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...

Michael Wilson can’t leave “A Christmas Carol” alone. He adapted the Charles Dickens classic with an added supernatural spin back in the 1990s, then made it a hallmark of his tenure at Hartford Stage ...

“I have endeavored in this Ghostly little book, to raise the Ghost of an Idea, which shall not put my readers out of humor with themselves, with each other, with the season, or with me. May it haunt ...

Although separated by more than a Century, both Charles Dickens and Patsy Cline were onto something similar. They both advocated for walking after midnight. Cline's hit song from 1957 positions ...

Written in 1882, "A Christmas Dream, and How It Came True," covered many of the same themes as Dickens' classic, albeit with ...