The scene began with something the director created, in that, um, Hastings was sleeping with the king’s mistress. So my first entrance into the scene was me at a door handcuffed to a lady backstage.

In this picture, provided by the West Mercia Police on Monday, Nov. 25, 2024, a smashed movie prop tombstone that was used for the "A Christmas Carol" movie is seen in Shrewsbury, England.

During the last Christmas season I reacquainted myself with Charles Dickens’s Ebenezer Scrooge, one of the nastiest, mean-spirited old men in English literature. He’s found, of course, in A ...

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Repair works on a gravestone for Ebenezer Scrooge are under way after it was smashed by vandals at the weekend.. The inscribed stone, used as a prop in the 1984 movie adaptation of A Christmas ...

A tenant left a brutally honest note on their front door this Halloween explaining to trick or treaters why they would not be answering their door. Thousands of children - and adults - took to the ...

When he arrives at his door he is shocked to see in the knocker the face of Jacob Marley - then passes hesitantly through his rooms searching for any other ghostly signs. Scrooge assures himself ...

Thorne’s characterisation of Scrooge is more subtle than that anyway. In his meanness Scrooge is traumatised by memory, and even in his final transformation, he isn’t afraid to call a humbug.

Ebenezer Scrooge is a bad man. He seems to be the most irredeemable man possible. His journey is that of a man confronted by a series of guides with the misery of his past (caused by a mixture of ...