I've watched the "Snowman" correspondence with interest. The film was truly
magical, and in the UK it became as much associated with Christmas as Tom &
Jerry's brilliant "The Night Before Christmas" or the quintessential English
ghost story "The Signalman" (set on a sleepy Victorian branch line).
BUT only two days ago I witnessed, on television, the young choirboy (Aled
Williams) who sang the themesong ("Walking in the Air"), singing something
much more modern (I've forgotten what) in his grown-up voice - AWFULLY!
The spell was broken !!!
It makes you aware of the passage of time. At least Tom and Jerry will never
grow old.
Regards to all,
Clive.
