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The demons of greed and indifference to humanity are prevalent in Ebenezer Scrooge, and on Christmas Eve night he is warned that his only hope of redemption is a series of visits from three spirits.
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While the Ghost of Christmas past is usually portrayed as a woman, this version portrays the Ghost of Christmas Past a man, as was done in the animated A Christmas Carol (1997).
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On Christmas Eve, the sunset in London is always within a few minutes of 3:55 PM. At 6:59, when Scrooge is first seen, it would have been pitch-black except for a few flickering gas lamps.
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Ebenezer Scrooge:
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looking out the window]
Behold. One day of the year. They all grin and greet each other when every other day they walk by with their faces in their collars. You know, it makes me very sad to see all the lies that come as surely as the snow at this time of year. How many "Merry Christmases" are meant and how many are lies? To pretend on one day of the year that the human beast is not the human beast. That it is possible we can all be transformed. But if it were so... if it were possible for so ...
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All the main elements are there - Scrooges meanness, the economic bleakness, but with updated dialogue and scenes. Marley concious in his grave and must help convert SCROOGE - GREAT VERSION.