FX's A Christmas Carol (2019)
Overview
London, 1843. Ebenezer Scrooge, a bitter old man, despises the Christmas holiday. Over the course of Christmas Eve night he is visited by three ghosts to show him his past, present and future.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.7345 |
Directed By
Nick Murphy
Crew
Nick Murphy
Steven Knight
Ridley Scott
Tom Hardy
Kate Crowe
Steven Knight
Dean Baker
Julian Stevens
Charles Dickens
David W. Zucker
Si Bell
Sonja Klaus
Beverley Mills
Dustin O'Halloran
Volker Bertelmann
Kate Glover
Mona Qureshi
Lucy Bevan
Emily Brockmann
Kate Benton
Kate Benton
Fraser Barber
Jonathan Midlane
James Nunn
Dee Collier
Tim Leach
Paula Watkins
Arizona Eastwood
Faz Buffery
Michael Middleton-Downer
Steve Dent
Olivia Grant
Jessica Wright
Ross Isaac
Ted Taylor
Rachel Garlick
Lola Dauda
Emily Iredale
Andrew New
Russell Gleeson
Russell Gleeson
Fabrizio Sciarra
Fabrizio Sciarra
Tom Finch
Brian Dungan
Michael Pentney
Oliver Whickman
Paul Kemp
Nick Dent
Thomas Goodwin
John King
Jos Richardson
Todd Ellis
Mike Britton
Rob MacPherson
Charis Theobald
Leigh Gilbert
Clare Vyse
Lauren Reyhani
Dominique Wallaker
Jamey-Leigh Weber
Jamey-Leigh Weber
Neil Corbould
Timothy Stracey
Elias Millward
Lindsey Morrow
Martin R. Davison
Jasmine Hall
Ian Wilkinson
Ian Wilkinson
Stuart Hilliker
Lee Walpole
Lee Walpole
Saoirse Christopherson
Andy Kennedy
Tom Stewart
Cecile Tournesac
Joanna Eatwell
TOP CAST
Guy Pearce
Ebenezer Scrooge
Andy Serkis
Ghost of Christmas Past
Stephen Graham
Jacob Marley
Joe Alwyn
Bob Cratchit
Vinette Robinson
Mary Cratchit
Jason Flemyng
Ghost of Christmas Future
Charlotte Riley
Lottie / Ghost of Christmas Present
Johnny Harris
Franklin Scrooge
Kayvan Novak
Ali Baba
Callum Evans
Miner's Son
Tiarna Williams
Belinda Cratchit
Lenny Rush
Tim Cratchit
Earl Carpenter
Congregation Member
Dan Fredenburgh
Mr Hooper
Elliot Warren
Rag & Bone Man
Niamh Lynch
Chestnut Seller
Abraham Popoola
Blacksmith
Adam Nagaitis
Fred
Harriet Turnbull
Carol Singer
Matthew Castle
Chestnut Roaster
Delroy Atkinson
Mr Thwaites
Amy Bowden
Factory Wounded Woman
Adrian Lukis
Headmaster
Billy Barratt
Young Scrooge
Carmel Laniado
Young Lottie
Gruffudd Glyn
Spirit / Coal Miner
Alan Davies
Miner
Paul Chahidi
Spirit / Business Man
Thomas Arnold
Mill Owner
Remmie Milner
Martha Cratchit
Tom Medcalf
Grown Miner's Son
Ninette Finch
Old Lady
Natasha Culzac
Future Belinda (uncredited)
Thea Achillea
Scrooge's Daughter (uncredited)
Rosamund Monteith
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Billy Jenkins
Scrooge's Son (uncredited)
Zarine Hussain
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Robert Ryan
Tradesman (uncredited)
Jason Lines
Gentleman (uncredited)
Patricia Winker
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Nadia Townsend
Family (uncredited)
Lucie Cooper-Jones
School Parent (uncredited)
Christine Callaghan
Teacher (uncredited)
Adele Lupton
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Emma Caraman
Elizabeth (Scooge's Wife) (uncredited)
Dylan Heath
Young Boy (uncredited)
Keith Hide
Fiddle Player (uncredited)
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