Ms. Scrooge (1997)
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- G
- 1h 27min
- Drama, Fantasy
- 10 Dec 1997 (USA)
- TV Movie
A retelling of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."
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Award:
- 1 nomination.
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Cast
| Cicely Tyson | ... |
Ms. Ebenita Scrooge
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| Katherine Helmond | ... |
Maude Marley
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| Michael Beach | ... |
Reverend Luke
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| John Bourgeois | ... |
Cratchit
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| RaéVen Kelly | ... |
Young Ebenita
(as Rae'ven Kelly)
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| Karen Glave | ... |
Teenage Ebenita
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Ken James | ... |
Sam Catherwood
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| Arsinée Khanjian | ... |
Cratchit
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William Greenblatt | ... |
Tiny Tim
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| Michael J. Reynolds | ... |
Ghost of Christmas Past
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Shaun Austin-Olsen | ... |
Spirit Present
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| Julian Richings | ... |
Christmas Yet to Come
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Ashley Brown | ... |
Chris
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Natasha Greenblatt | ... |
Sis Cratchit
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| Allegra Fulton | ... |
Marie
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| Sandi Ross | ... |
Edna
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| Derwin Jordan | ... |
Steve
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Philip Akin | ... |
George
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Michelle Moffat | ... |
Clara
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| Alison Sealy-Smith | ... |
Lettie
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Monique Mojica | ... |
Lucy
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Bernard Browne | ... |
Hawkins
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David Felton | ... |
Marty Cratchit
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Michelyn Emelle | ... |
Penny
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| Marium Carvell | ... |
Homeless Woman
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Troy Seivwright-Adams | ... |
Perry
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Don Ripe |
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| Jeff Clarke | ... |
Fireman
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| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Jim Codrington | ... |
Ward
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| Michèle Lonsdale Smith | ... |
Sally
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Donald Tripe | ... |
TV Host
(as Don Tripe)
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Directed by
| John Korty | ||
Written by
| Charles Dickens | ... | (novel "A Christmas Carol") |
| John McGreevey | ... | (teleplay) |
Produced by
| Julian Marks | ... | producer |
| Arturs Rusis | ... | associate producer |
| Mark Winemaker | ... | line producer |
Music by
| David Shire | ... | (music composed by) |
Cinematography by
| Elemér Ragályi | ||
Editing by
| Louise Innes | ||
Editorial Department
| Jennifer Davis | ... | post-production coordinator |
| Michael Levy | ... | colorist |
| Lisa Morlas | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| Penny Ludford | ||
| Dan Shaner | ||
Production Design by
| Gerry Holmes | ||
Set Decoration by
| Nigel Hutchins | ||
Costume Design by
| Csilla Márki | ||
Makeup Department
| Mary Sue Heron | ... | makeup artist |
| Etheline Joseph | ... | hair stylist |
| K-Bobby | ... | hair stylist: Ms. Tyson |
| Diane Mazur | ... | first makeup assistant |
Production Management
| Emanuele 'Manny' Danelon | ... | unit production manager (as Emanuel 'Manny' Danelon) |
| Ed Milkovich | ... | executive in charge of production (uncredited) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Darrin Brown | ... | third assistant director |
| Laurie Mirsky | ... | first assistant director (as Laurie Allen Mirsky) |
| Eric S. Potechin | ... | second assistant director (as Eric Potechin) |
Art Department
| Gabriel Lamb | ... | set dresser |
| Robert Shipman | ... | assistant property master |
| Lee Wildgen | ... | property manager |
Sound Department
| Paul Drenning | ... | adr mixer |
| Ao Loo | ... | sound |
| Cory Mandel | ... | re-recording mixer |
| James Porteous | ... | re-recording mixer / sound supervisor |
Special Effects by
| Frank C. Carere | ... | special effects |
Visual Effects by
| Rick Kerrigan | ... | visual effects supervisor |
| Julie Orosz | ... | visual effects |
| Ray McMillan | ... | green screen supervisor (uncredited) |
Stunts
| Eric Bryson | ... | stunt double |
| Ken Quinn | ... | stunt performer |
| Suzi Stingl | ... | stunt double: Tiny Tim |
| John Stoneham Jr. | ... | stunt coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Tim Barg | ... | electrician |
| Gabriele DiChiara | ... | gaffer |
| Mark Hewson | ... | electrician |
| Keith Hlady | ... | camera operator |
| Mark Silver | ... | key grip |
Casting Department
| Megan Conacher | ... | extras casting |
| Tina Gerussi | ... | casting: Toronto |
| Penny Ludford | ... | casting associate (as Penny Musarra) |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Barbara Warren | ... | dresser: Ms. Tyson |
Location Management
| Mark Moore | ... | assistant location manager |
| Vince Nyuli | ... | location manager |
Music Department
| David Shire | ... | music conducted by |
| Lori Slomka | ... | music editor |
Script and Continuity Department
| Joanne T. Harwood | ... | script supervisor (as Joanne Tolley Harwood) |
Transportation Department
| Wayne Corrigan | ... | driver: cast |
| Matthew Wolchock | ... | transportation coordinator (as Matthew Wolchok) |
Additional Crew
| Carl R. Dixon | ... | production controller |
| Dennis Jacobson | ... | assistant controller |
| Shauna Jamison | ... | production coordinator |
| Jennifer Kostuik | ... | assistant production coordinator |
| Phyllis Larrymore-Kelly | ... | dialogue coach for rae'ven larrymore kelly |
| Steve Fisch | ... | business & legal affairs (uncredited) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- CIC Victor Video (1998) (Japan) (VHS)
- Paramount Home Entertainment (1999) (United States) (VHS)
- Schröder Media (2018) (Germany) (DVD)
- True Christmas (2015) (United Kingdom) (tv)
- USA Network (1997) (United States) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
Storyline
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| Taglines | A Christmas Classic Everyone Can Believe In See more » |
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| Parents Guide | View content advisory » |
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Did You Know?
| Movie Connections | Version of Scrooge; or Marley's Ghost (1901). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Deck the Halls See more » |
| Quotes |
Maude Marley:
I always did like a big entrance, didn't I? How's tricks, Ebenita? Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: Maude? Maude Marley: You haven't said a word about my outfit. Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: Oh, it can't be Maude. She's dead. I buried her. Maude Marley: And rather hastily, I might add. Afraid I might come back to life? Reclaim my possessions? Now I can't. [Ebenita reaches for the phone] Maude Marley: No! That line is dead, darling. Save us both time, Ebenita. I'm dead, I'm here, and I'm talking to you. Now, I'll cut to the chase. I actually need your help to rest in peace. That's all anybody ever talks about in the afterlife, how they do things differently. The grass is forever greener, but when I was alive, I lived by one question only: What's in it for me? I'll admit I was a little self-centered then, cared not a whit for the little people. That's why every year, on the anniversary of my death, I have to roam the world and see the happiness I can never share unless... Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: Yes? Maude Marley: Unless you listen to me and turn your little life around. Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: What's so little about my life? Business has never been better. I own three buildings and a house with ten rooms. Maude Marley: And how many rooms in your heart and how long will your chain of grief be when you join our miserable band? Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: I don't have to do anything. Maude Marley: No, you don't. Not if you change. My fellow ghosts will show you how. Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: More ghosts? Maude Marley: Yes, but tightly organized on the other side. Actually, you'd probably love it for a while. Tight schedules, time clocks, the works. However, the only problem is it never ends. It goes around, and around and around! Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: Get away! Maude Marley: Anyway, expect your first visitor when the clock strikes midnight, your second visitor at one, and your third at the stroke of two. Regular as clockwork. Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: What is the point of all of this? Maude Marley: Change, Ebenita, for your sake as well as mine. Either get me out of this or join the crowd forever! Ms. Ebenita Scrooge: Ghosts, you can have this place. I'm going to be someplace else! See more » |