A Christmas Carol Disney Wiki. Disneys A Christmas Carol. Produced by. Jack Rapke. Steve Starkey. Robert Zemeckis. Written by. Based upon the original story by. Charles Dickens. Cinematography by. Robert Presley. EditorsJeremiah ODriscoll. Gross revenue3. 23,5. Disneys A Christmas Carol is a 2. D movie adaptation of the Charles Dickens story of the same title. The movie was released by Walt Disney Pictures on November 6, 2. It received its world premiere in London Leicester Square, which had a Dickensian theme. Plot. The movie begins with the book A Christmas Carol opening and the words, Marley is dead. The scene then shows the deceased Jacob Marley in his coffin with two pence coins covering his eyes at the funeral parlor. He apparently has died the night before on Christmas Eve. The undertaker funeral director hands a pen to an elderly, outstretched hand of Ebenezer Scrooge, who uses it to sign his name on the death certificate as being a witness. The undertaker then holds his hand out for a tip. Scrooge looks at him menacingly and then very reluctantly takes out a penny and drops it in his hand. However, the undertaker still keeps his hand out expecting more. Scrooge even more reluctantly takes out a second penny and very slowly and almost unwillingly drops it in the undertakers hand. As he turns to leave, he takes the tuppence covering Marleys eyes, rubs them off and pockets them. The film then cuts to Christmas Eve seven years later as the camera zooms all around the town in 3. D as everyone is cheerful in the streets. Kids are spinning wheels on sticks, townspeople are buying all sorts of Christmas foods, a butcher working in a basement for a party throws a chunk of beef at some poor kids begging for food, only to have a dog grab it and have the kids chase it, some other kids holding on to the bumper riding on the back of street cars and carolers in the street singing. However, one lone man walking to work is in no mood for this Scrooge. A Christmas Carol 3D Bluray 2009 Starring Jim Carrey, Gary Oldman and Colin Firth. Ebenezer Scrooge begins the Christmas holiday with his usual miserly contempt. A Christmas Carol. From Walt Disney Pictures comes the magical retelling of Charles Dickens beloved tale Disneys A Christmas Carol, the highflying. The story of Bambi had a so many possibilities, you could go off on a million tangents. I remember one situation when Walt became involved with himself. Find your favorite Disney movies available now or preorder on Bluray disc, DVD, and download to watch any time. Mickeys Christmas Carol is a 1983 theatrical featurette featuring established Disney characters. Replicants, superheros, and reboots await you in our Fall Movie Guide. Plan your season and take note of the hotly anticipated indie, foreign, and documentary. Dogs cower away from him, kids start running away upon seeing him and even the carolers stop singing as he passes by them. Scrooge then goes to his place of business where he works as a money collector. Watch Minuscule: Valley Of The Lost Ants Free Online more. Bob Cratchit, is working there, shivering from the cold in the building as he only has a dying coal ember to keep him warm, with the rest of the coal locked up, with the keys on Scrooges desk. Id love to see more information on lost Christmas specials from the 1960s and 1970s that the networks dont run anymore. Some of the ones that I. Shortly, in walks Scrooges nephew Fred, all cheerful full of Christmas spirit. He offers to invite Scrooge to his home for Christmas but Ebenezer quickly declines, telling Fred hes a fool for wasting his time money on the holiday and lambasting him that he could be rich if he focused more on money and less on his friends wife. When Scrooge asks Fred why he got married, Fred replied that he was in love. Scrooge hastily dismisses him with repeated Good afternoons. Soon after, two kindly gentlemen come into Scrooges place of work collecting for the poor. When they ask Ebenezer what he would like to contribute, Scrooge replies, Nothing. Mistakenly thinking he wanted to donate anonymously, they ask him again, but Scrooge says he wont give money to anyone poor, especially since some of the donations were going to prisoners and mentally insane people too for the holidays. When the two men ask him to think again of the poor, Scrooge angrily says that they should all die to decrease the surplus population on the planet. Saddened by Ebenezers reply, the two gentlemen leave. Near closing time, Cratchit asks Scrooge for Christmas Day off tomorrow. Scrooge very reluctantly gives him the time but tells him to come in extra early the following day to make up for the time off. They both then leave go their separate ways, Ebenezer walking hunched over with his cane and Cratchit happily sliding down an icy hill with some local kids. Ebenezer arrives at his cold, lofty house. He looks at the door knocker and goes to open the door but drops his keys. He bends over to get them, and as he stands back up, the door knocker has been replaced with the glowing head of Jacob Marleys ghost. Stunned, Scrooge slowly reaches toward it and just as his hand nears it, the face pops up distorted and roars at him. Ebenezer falls backward down his front stoop in fright. As he gets up, he looks at the door again but only sees the original door knocker. WHYxM-fqE8g/UNFOeVK3awI/AAAAAAAAaqk/7DhdYCWmA2U/s1600/Christmas+Carol+DVD+jacket.jpg' alt='Disney`S A Christmas Carol Movie Dvd ' title='Disney`S A Christmas Carol Movie Dvd ' />Convincing himself it was just a hallucination, he goes into his house. Scrooge is then seen in his nightcap pajamas, eating some gruel a thin oatmeal porridge in a bowl by his fireplace in his master bedroom. Just as hes about to go to bed, he hears some loud noises, getting louder by the moment. The chimes to his doorbell start ringing, louder louder until Scrooge has to cover his ears at the sound of them. He then hears something walking up the stairs to his room, with very loud thuds then as they reach the shut door to his room, silence. Then suddenly half a dozen huge ghostly lit cement blocks wrapped heavily in chains burst through the room at Scrooge. As they all land around Ebenezer, we then see they are attached to the ghost of Jacob Marley, as he floats into the room. Marley explains that hes being punished for all his past indiscretions and bad deeds in life. Scrooge wonders why since he was such a good man of business like himself. Marley explains that while he was a good businessman, he was a horrible human being and that the more chains on a ghost mean more punishment. He then warns Scrooge that if he keeps on his current path, Ebenezers chains will be even worse than Marleys. Jacob tells Scrooge that hell be visited by three spirits, all throughout the night. Scrooge humorously asks him if all three can visit him at the same time. Jacob says the first ghost will visit him soon as he rises up to leave. As Marley leaves through the window, Scrooge sees many other spirits floating outside doomed to an eternity of chains cement blocks. One other ghost outside sees Scrooge looking at him flies up towards him, but slams into the window as the screen goes black. The next scene is pitch black until a small flickering light appears and gets brighter and brighter. It wakes up Scrooge and forms into a ghost but looking very much like a lit candle wick. It announces itself as the Ghost of Christmas Past and tells Ebenezer that it will take him to his memories of the past. It touches Scrooge with some pixie dust ala Peter Pan, to give him the ability to fly with it and they take off through the town. Just like at the beginning of the movie, we see the flying POV whizzing around town until we arrive at another part of the country where Scrooge remembers being raised bred. The ghost takes him to a schoolhouse where we see a lone Ebenezer sadly staring out a window. It seems his father, who was equally cold as Scrooge is now, left him there for his education but never came to get him each year. The schoolhouse morphs into an older, more dilapidated version years later where Scrooge is still all alone by himself, as he has been year after year until one day his sister arrives joyously tells him that their father overnight had a change of heart and, filled with Christmas Spirit, has sent a wagon to bring Scrooge back to his family for the holidays. The spirit tells Scrooge that she later bore a son, who turned out to be Scrooges nephew Fred. We next see Scrooge as a young apprentice to a Mr. Fezziwig on Christmas Eve. When his work shift is over, Fezziwig joyously flips off his desk and starts dancing around, ordering his workplace be turned into a banquet hall for Christmas. The tables chairs get pushed back to create tons of room for dancing and sure enough, the scene morphs into a festive Christmas celebration with food, dancing and singing. Fezziwig his wife dance, followed by each young boy girl. When its Scrooges turn, he meets a young lady named Belle is instantly smitten.