It's basically Christmas now, and if you haven't had your annual rewatch of festive classic It's a Wonderful Life, then now's your chance.
It's a Wonderful Life airs this afternoon (December 24) at 2.30pm on ITV1 if you want to watch while doing any last-minute wrapping.
Don't worry if you miss it today, as there are repeat broadcasts tomorrow (December 25) at 3.50am on ITV1, if the children wake you up super-early, or later on tomorrow at 12.25pm on ITV3.
If you don't want to watch with adverts, It's a Wonderful Life is also available to watch right now on Prime Video for all subscribers.
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It's a Wonderful Life is also available to stream for free on ad-supported streaming services Pluto and Plex.
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If you're a Sky Cinema subscriber, the movie is available to watch now, as well as having airings on Sky Cinema Christmas this morning at 8.25pm and also on Saturday (December 28) at 6pm.
There's really no excuse not to watch It's a Wonderful Life this year and, to be honest, why wouldn't you want to watch it?
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There's a chance though that no matter how many times you've seen the movie, you might not realise that It's a Wonderful Life has a dark backstory that people have forgotten.
When the movie was first released back in 1946, it ended up being such a flop that it closed down the studio that made it (Liberty Films) and essentially ended director Frank Capra's career, even if it's now become a timeless classic.
It's a Wonderful Life airs today (December 24) at 2.30pm on ITV1.
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