A Christmas Carol (2004 film)

• Kelsey Grammer: Ebenezer Scrooge
• Steven Miller: The young Ebenezer Scrooge
• Josh Wilmott: Ebenezer Scrooge with 10 years
• Jason Alexander: Jacob Marley and the Ghost
• Jesse L. Martin: Ghost of Christmas Present
• Jane Krakowski: Ghost of Christmas Past
• Geraldine Chaplin: Ghost of Christmas Future
• Jennifer Love Hewitt: Emily
• Patrick David: Safe - spirit
• Emily Deamer: Grace Smythe
• Julian Ovenden: Fred Anderson
• Joseph Tremain: Jonathon
• Julie Alannagh - Brighten: Sally Anderson
• Brian Bedford: Mr. Fezziwig
• Will Collyer: caroller
• Gus Corrado: Mr. Hawkins
• Edward Gower: Bob Cratchit
• Linzi Hateley: Mrs. Cratchit
• Jacob Moriarty: Tiny Tim

A Christmas Carol is a musical film adaptation of the musical A Christmas Carol, which was created based on the eponymous book A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

Action

The rich and miserly businessman Ebenezer Scrooge is a little more sociable person, under which his fellow men to suffer. In order to lead him back to the right path, it will appear at Christmas three ghosts. The first spirit shows him the errors he has made ​​in the past, the second shows him the errors he makes in the present, and the third shows him the errors he will make in the future if he does not change his behavior. Ebenezer Scrooge realizes after these visits that he must change his life and sets puts it immediately into practice.

Background

The underlying musical by Alan Menken (music) and Lynn Ahrens ( lyrics ) was once a year in December, shown from 1994 to 2003, as a play at Madison Square Garden.

The film version of the musical was produced by Hallmark Entertainment for NBC. It was recorded in Budapest.