Charles "Charlie" Brown is the protagonist in the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz. Charlie Brown and his creator have a common connection in that they are both the sons of barbers, but whereas Schulz's work is described as the "most shining example of the American success story", Charlie Brown is an example of "the great American un-success story" in that he fails in almost everything he does. Charlie Brown is a lovable loser, a child...
Linus knocks on an aluminum Christmas tree, which gives a metallic "clank". L...
Charlie outside to Violet thanks her for the Christmas card she sent, which s...
After Linus and Charlie Brown discover the little tree Linus is surprised tha...
Charlie Brown calls for the music to be stopped and reminds them that they wi...
In the Christmas tree lot Charlie Brown has selected a small real tree and cl...
Charlie Brown to Lucy in her psychiatrist booth explains that he feels troubl...
Charlie Brown, viewing Pig-Pen making a snowman, already covered in dirt, com...
Charlie Brown tries to begin the scene at the inn but Frieda balks at the dir...
Charlie explains to Lucy that he feels let down and depressed by Christmas. H...
First lines of the movie and Charlie Brown and Linus stop at a wall on their ...
Beginning of the movie and Charlie Brown and Linus stop at a wall on their tr...
Lucy to Charlie Brown as they are walking explains that she understands his C...
Charlie Brown admits to Linus that he picked the wrong tree and that he alway...
We see Charlie Brown at Snoopy's dog house, where Snoopy is busy decorating i...
Charlie Brown, after being told the true story of Christmas by Linus, reminds...
Beginning of the movie and Charlie Brown and Linus stop at a wall on their tr...
Lucy asks Charlie Brown if he thinks she is beautiful and when he does not an...
Charlie Brown peers into the empty mailbox and goes into a speech about how h...
Charlie Brown sees that Snoopy won first prize for his commercial tree. He re...
Beginning of the movie and Charlie Brown and Linus stop at a wall on their tr...
Charlie Brown, after receiving no Christmas Card in his mailbox comments on t...
Beginning of the movie and Charlie Brown and Linus on their way to ice skatin...
Charlie Brown, after having thanked Violet for a card she never sent, asks if...
Beginning of the movie and Charlie Brown and Linus are on their way to ice sk...
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