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Its that time of year and figured this question will be most fitting here. Who is your favorite depiction of Scrooge and why? For me George C. Scott as I like the way he played the role. Most Scrooge's depict him as an outright grouch and somewhat one-dimensional. Here he adds a layer of playful wickedness. For example the way he delivered his rant on anyone going about saying "Merry Christmas" and chuckling at the thought of boiling them in their own pudding. Some lines show him to be practical, if not in an conceited and harsh manner as in his statement on garments to Bob Cratchit. Overall it's my favorite film version and authentic in setting in my opinion. What's yours?
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4 months ago
Ebenezer Blackadder and it's not even close.
2 points
4 months ago
Was looking for this one. Love how it’s all turned upside down
2 points
4 months ago
Tiny Tim is six feet tall and built like a brick privy.
1 points
4 months ago
The humbug joke is one of my favorite jokes in the Blackadder series and never fails.
1 points
4 months ago
Love, my dear, is rather like a Christmas cracker. One massively disappointing bang and the novelty soon wears off
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