Disney's A Christmas Carol

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Cast & Crew

Jim Carrey
Ebenezer Scrooge, Ghost of Christmas Past, Ghost of Christmas Present, Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
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Robin Wright
Belle, Fan
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Gary Oldman
Bob Cratchit, Marley, Tiny Tim
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Colin Firth
Fred
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Bob Hoskins
Fezziwig, Old Joe
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Cary Elwes
Portly Gentleman 1, Dick Wilkins, Mad Fiddler, Guest 2, Businessman 1,
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Fionnula Flanagan
Mrs. Dilber
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Lesley Manville
Mrs. Cratchit
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Fay Masterson
Caroline, Martha Cratchit
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Callum Blue
Caroline's Husband
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Raymond Ochoa
Caroline's Child
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Daryl Sabara
Peter Cratchit, Undertaker's Apprentice, Caroler, Beggar Boy
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Jacquie Barnbrook
Mrs. Fezziwig
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Molly C. Quinn
Belinda Cratchit
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Robert Zemeckis
Director

Robert Zemeckis
Screenwriter

Steve Starkey
Producer

Robert Zemeckis
Producer

Jack Rapke
Producer

Robert Presley
Cinematographer

Doug Chiang
Production Design

Jeremiah O'Driscoll
Film Editing

Alan Silvestri
Original Music

Norman Newberry
Supervising Art Direction

Brian Flora
Art Director

Kurt Kaufman
Art Director

Mike Stassi
Art Director

Karen O'Hara
Set Decoration

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Audience Reviews for Disney's A Christmas Carol

• Nov 30, 2020

  Much better than I anticipated. I appreciate Zemeckis leaning into the gothic horror and Carrey gives some really strong performances.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Dec 25, 2013

  Though it's one of the most adapted literary works, Disney's A Christmas Carol delivers a uniquely daring and bold vision that emphasizes the darker aspects of the story. Yet even with the darker take, the film stays remarkably faithful to the novel; especial in regards to the dialog. In fact, this adaption includes several aspects of Dickens' tale that are often overlooked; such as the religious undertones. However, the animation style doesn't really work, and is inconstant in the level of depth and detail in the art design. But despite the production shortcomings, Disney's A Christmas Carol still manages to be an incredibly compelling and imaginative telling of Charles Dickens' immoral classic.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Sep 28, 2013

  While Christmas is a lovely time to watch films that suit that time of the year, I feel that Robert Zemeckis' A Christmas Carol shouldn't be missed. It may not be the most iconic or essential Chrismas movie, however, it definitely one of the better adaptations of Charles Dickens classic, as well as being a personal favourite. With some superb multi roles from Jim Carrey, who is Scrooge and the 3 ghosts of Christmas, whereas Gary Oldman is Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim. These superb leads receive Colin Firth, Bob Hoskins and Robin Wright as perfect supporting roles. Ultimately, the visuals were astounding, particularly of how the motion capture makes the characters more human than previously seen in animation. Although I'm aware there are those who aren't fond of the visuals, at least the characters don't look as creepy as those seen in Zemeckis' previous animated work 'The Polar Express'. Overall, I have been watching this every Christmas season because I feel it fits perfectly for such a time of the year. An unmissable Christmas treat that is perfect for the family.
  Samuel R Super Reviewer
• Dec 13, 2011

  "A Christmas Carol". When I was little, I remember watching the rehash of the classic story, Muppets style. Wow, freaking hated it. For someone that doesn't follow up with traditional stories very well, "A Christmas Carol" was a surprising and delightful view on the Christian faith through secular eyes. This ain't a movie for kids; I'd be scared to death by some of these scenes if I were young. The animation: Top-notch. The script: Sharp and fitting. It's not the overall package that had me convinced -- it was the message behind the movie. Good and entertaining time, but just don't think kids will enjoy this for its dialogue and character-driven.
  Albert K Super Reviewer