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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 9537668" data-attributes="member: 50987">He's the anti-Santa.  The most famous Christmastime villain.  And he's everywhere...from a silent film more than a century old, to a computer-generated fever dream, Ebeneezer Scrooge has been reborn and remade and reshaped so many times that it's hard to keep track.  And now, it is time to sort them out.There can be only one Ebeneezer Scrooge--the best* one.  And we're gonna find out which one is the best:[ATTACH=full]389772[/ATTACH]Daniel Smith, "Scrooge, or Marley's Ghost" (1901 silent film)[ATTACH=full]389812[/ATTACH]Alestair Sim, "A Christmas Carol" (1951)[ATTACH=full]389769[/ATTACH]Scrooge McDuck, "Mickey's Christmas Carol" (1983)[ATTACH=full]389766[/ATTACH]George C. Scott, "A Christmas Carol" (1984)[ATTACH=full]389765[/ATTACH]Bill Murray (as Frank Cross), "Scrooged" (1988)[ATTACH=full]389770[/ATTACH]Michael Caine, "The Muppet Christmas Carol" (1992)[ATTACH=full]389767[/ATTACH]Sir Patrick Stewart, "A Christmas Carol" (1999)[ATTACH=full]389771[/ATTACH]Jim Carrey (voice), "A Christmas Carol" (2009)-----*according to you.  "Best" can mean the best acting, the best costume, the best version, or the best adaptation.  It could also mean the best-looking, the best memories you have associated with it, or the best year that it was released, whatever.  "Best" means what you decide it should mean.</blockquote>