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A Christmas Celebration: Send Round the Song (1992)
Tony Randall and some children, filmed in Connecticut, provide the framework of the history of some of the carols sung by opera stars.
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Tony Randall and some children, filmed in Connecticut, provide the framework of the history of some of the carols sung by opera stars.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:12/1/1992
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Runtime:60 minutes
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Director
Plácido Domingo
Self - Singer
Edita Gruberova
Self - Singer
Edda Moser
Self - Singer
Hermann Prey
Self - Singer
Kurt Rydl
Self - Singer
Tony Randall
Self - Narrator / Host
Peter Hofmann
Self - Singer
Nicolai Ghiaurov
Self - Singer
Mirella Freni
Self - Singer
José Carreras
Self - Singer
Luciano Pavarotti
Self - Singer
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