Canción para otra Navidad

Título original: Carol for Another Christmas

Película de TV
1964
1h 24min

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,6/10

1,6 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

POPULARIDAD

1010

3196

Peter Sellers, Peter Fonda, Ben Gazzara, Richard Harris, Eva Marie Saint, Robert Shaw, and Rod Serling in Canción para otra Navidad (1964)

Dark Fantasy Political Drama Drama Fantasy

Daniel Grudge, un rico industrial amargado por la pérdida de su hijo en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, recibe la visita de tres fantasmas en la víspera de Navidad que le llevan a reconsiderar su... Leer todoDaniel Grudge, un rico industrial amargado por la pérdida de su hijo en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, recibe la visita de tres fantasmas en la víspera de Navidad que le llevan a reconsiderar su actitud hacia el prójimo.Daniel Grudge, un rico industrial amargado por la pérdida de su hijo en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, recibe la visita de tres fantasmas en la víspera de Navidad que le llevan a reconsiderar su actitud hacia el prójimo.

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,6/10

1,6 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

POPULARIDAD

1010

3196

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Nominado para 2 premios Primetime Emmy
- 2 nominaciones en total

Imágenes9

+ 2

Más del estilo

5,7

6,2

7,6

6,8

6,5

MacArthur: El general rebelde

6,8

Uña y carne

6,1

Odio y orgullo

6,1

El castillo de los misterios

6,5

6,0

6,6

6,5

Argumento

Editar

¿Sabías que...?

Editar

Curiosidades
Peter Fonda, playing Marley, was edited out of the film shortly before it aired, yet he is still visible in a portrait on a wall in Grudge's study. He also can be glimpsed in a reflection in the glass of a door and silently sitting at the dining room table.

Pifias
The Andrews Sisters are billed in the closing credits as "The Andrew Sisters".

Citas
Imperial Me: Now then, they don't come out in so many words and say that they want to take us over. They're too clever for that. But, that's what they want. They want to take over us. Individual Me. And if we let them seep in here from down yonder and cross river - if we let these do-gooders, these bleeding hearts, propagate their insidious doctrine of involvement among us - then my dear friends, my beloved Me's - we's in trouble. Deep, deep trouble. Because - because we have now reached a pure state of civilization. The world of the ultimate Me is finally within our grasp. Its a world were only the strong will exist. Where only the path will love. Where finally the word "we" will be stamped out and will become "I" - forever! Because we are each the wise. We're each the strong. And we are each the individual Me's!

Versiones alternativas
A version shown on Turner Classic Movies eliminates any mention of composer Henry Mancini and replaces the opening 'Carol for Another Christmas' theme with a reprise of the choral music played over the closing credits. [The TCM version aired 4/16/24 included Mancini's music credit immediately after the actors' opening credits.]

Conexiones
Featured in The Unknown Peter Sellers (2000)

Banda sonora
Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree
Words and music by Lew Brown (uncredited), Charles Tobias (uncredited) and Sam H. Stept (uncredited)
Recreated by The Andrews Sisters

Reseñas de usuarios59

Comentarios

Reseña destacada

Incomparably great TV drama

This has to be one of the greatest one-time only dramas ever presented on TV. I remember it vividly from its original broadcast: a venal Pat Hingle devouring a huge turkey leg surrounded by starving refugees; the sweet voices coming from little girls scarred by the atomic blast at Hiroshima, their faces covered with gauze; the demented "Imperial Me" Peter Sellars addressing his crazed flock in a burned out cathedral after the nuclear holocaust of the future; Sterling Hayden, a modern Scrooge, his voice changing from booming commands to whimpering as he is led past the succession of proof of man's inhumanity to man.

I saw this again at the Museum of Broadcasting in NYC and I was not disappointed. This is the lost world of thoughtful, creative TV drama, and what a loss it is to us all.