Best Art Direction or Scenic Design (Gene Callahan and Jack Wright), although it did not win in either category. Later rebroadcasts and releases Following its initial ABC broadcast, Carol for Another Christmas was not rebroadcast for nearly five decades. During that time, the film was not commercially available, although it could be seen at the Paley Center for Media in New York and Los Angeles and the UCLA Film and Television Archive in Los Angeles. Some 16 mm prints were sold on the educational market, and bootlegs were also circulated. In 2000, clips from the film appeared in the David Leaf/John Scheinfeld documentary The Unknown Peter Sellers. After 48 years, Carol for Another Christmas was finally rebroadcast when Turner Classic Movies (TCM) telecast it on December 16, 2012. Since then, TCM has aired the film annually in December and occasionally at other times, such as September 2015 in connection with a birthday tribute to Sellers. TCM has also made the film available for limited-time on-demand streaming via TCM.com. Until December 2021, the print used by TCM did not contain Mancini's theme and instead substituted a recording of children singing traditional carols. In December of 2021, TCM aired a print in which the original theme music had been reunited with the film. As of 2015, the film has not been released on video, DVD or other home media. In December 2021, it was available to stream on HBO Max. See also United Nations television film series List of television films produced for American Broadcasting Company List of Christmas films Adaptations of A Christmas Carol References External links 1964 television films 1964 films 1964 drama films American political films American television films Films based on A Christmas Carol Television shows based on A Christmas Carol American Christmas films Christmas television films 1960s English-language films Films directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz Xerox Films about the United Nations Films scored by Henry Mancini Films produced by Joseph L. Mankiewicz Films with screenplays by Rod Serling 1960s American films