I had this annoying problem twice with a Lotus Elan I used to own, and here's how I unstuck it...I push started the car (it may be possible to use the starter motor if the battery is strong) and with the car going fairly fast, I simultaniously depressed the clutch and hit the brake with my left foot, while at the same time punching the gas with my right foot. It took a number of tries, but the clutch finally broke loose (with a loud shutter). The first time my clutch froze up, as soon as I unstuck it I parked the car and a week later it was frozen again. For that reason I recommend driving the car for a while, shifting often, and feathering the clutch. This will help burnish off residual surface rust from the flywheel, and hopefully prevent it from refreezing. There are other methods, such as jacking up the back of the car and essentially doing the same thing with the combo brake/gas, but I wasn't brave enough to try that. Good luck and drive your car often.