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Ebony Scrooge is a one of the world's most successful pop singers. Yet her cold hearted soul and nasty attitude makes her lack a lot of holiday cheer and makes her band and manager, anything but happy. While in New York, Ebony is visited by her former singing partner, Marli Jacob, who claims that she will be visited by three spirits: Ghost of Christmas Past, Ghost of Christmas Present, and Ghost of Christmas Future who will hopefully turn Ebony's life around. Written by
Kristine <IrisNo11>
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Christmas can be such a bitch!
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When Ebony wakes up on Christmas morning, she calls down to the guy with the horse-drawn carriage and asks what time it is; he tells her its 615am. However, it is very brightly lit outside - on December 25 in New York City, it should still be dark at 615am.
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Quotes
Ebony Scrooge:
Is this about the royalties because I thought we already settled that. If I write 65% of the songs, I get 65% of the...
Marli Jacob:
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shows her chains]
I think I'm way past worried about money now.
Ebony Scrooge:
Well, then you must be dead because no one's ever past worrying about money. And what's with the getup? I thought you quit the chains when you broke up with that guy from Paramus.
Marli Jacob:
These chains are to represent my mistakes, how I messed up my life.
Ebony Scrooge:
I'll say you did. What a waste. And we were getting so big.
Marli Jacob:
But how...
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Connections
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Scrooge (1978)
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I watched this one last holiday season and really enjoyed it for several reasons: 1. "Christmas Carol" was and always will be my favorite holiday story. 2. I've always loved the sarcastic and anti-establishment style that Dickens used in his writing. 3. Vanessa Williams is one Scrooge type character that it is a treat to look at. There was another very good remake of the story from about 1995 that starred Susan Lucci. I'll alway enjoy these 2 versions because, as a man, the story is even more fun if there is an attractive lady in the lead as Scrooge. Where do I sign up to play Bob Cratchit?