It's a Wonderful Life - and a political one
Frank Capra's 1946 film, "It's a Wonderful Life," to be broadcast again tonight at 8 by NBC television, is loved most for its personal message of discovery at Christmas: that its hero's life has been,...
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Frank Capra's 1946 film, "It's a Wonderful Life," to be broadcast again tonight at 8 by NBC television, is loved most for its personal message of discovery at Christmas: that its hero's life has been,...
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One of the real joys of every holiday season is to watch again at least some of Frank Capra’s 1946 American classic, It’s a Wonderful Life. My favorite part is the last five minutes or so. I can almost recite the dialogue from memory, but I still choke up every time I watch it.
Relive Christmas Day celebrations 100 years ago through Ethel Edwards' memories, who was born near Barrack Street, Norwich in 1914 with 16 siblings.
Experience transformation. scrooge gets it through redemption, and george bailey through recognition. >> yeah! hello, bedford falls! >> when you see jimmy stewart running, i love bedford falls. merry christmas. merry christmas. >> he comes to realize that he, in fact, has had a wonderful life. >> you have no idea what's happened to me. >> he becomes grateful for all the things that he didn't realize he had and he was about to throw away. >> come in, uncle billy. >> not only does george bailey recover himself by getting a second chance, others around him get a chance to show him how much he's m...