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* HeyItsThatGuy: One of the men collecting for charity is [[WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory Mr. Salt]].

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* HeyItsThatGuy: One of the men collecting for charity Gentlemen of Charity is [[WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory Mr. Salt]].
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* HeyItsThatGuy: One of the men collecting for charity is [[WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory Mr. Salt]].
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In the future sequence, Scrooge at first is gleeful at the crowd singing "Thank you very much" in front of his office, not realizing WHY they are so happy.

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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Scrooge has a vision of ending up in it after the vision of his death.

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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Scrooge has a vision of ending up in it after the vision of seeing his death.grave and then falling into it.
* FluffyFashionFeathers: When Scrooge's sister appears, she's wearing a yellow outfit with a muff and shoulder cape trimmed with white feathers.


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* PrettyInMink: The Ghost of Christmas Past is portrayed as a typical lady of the time, and carrying a fur muff.
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''Scrooge'' is a 1970 film adaptation of the novel ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. It is a musical adaptation, with book and songs by LeslieBricusse. It stars Albert Finney as Ebenezer Scrooge and Sir Creator/AlecGuinness as Jacob Marley.

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''Scrooge'' is a 1970 film adaptation of the novel ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. It is a musical adaptation, with book and songs by LeslieBricusse. Music/LeslieBricusse. It stars Albert Finney Creator/AlbertFinney as Ebenezer Scrooge and Sir Creator/AlecGuinness as Jacob Marley.
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''Scrooge'' is a 1970 film adaptation of the novel ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. It is a musical adaptation, with book and songs by LeslieBricusse. It stars Albert Finney as Ebenezer Scrooge and Sir Alec Guinness as Jacob Marley.

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''Scrooge'' is a 1970 film adaptation of the novel ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. It is a musical adaptation, with book and songs by LeslieBricusse. It stars Albert Finney as Ebenezer Scrooge and Sir Alec Guinness Creator/AlecGuinness as Jacob Marley.
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-->'''Scrooge:''' That's...That's...
-->'''Marley:''' (nodding) Diabolical
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-->'''Scrooge:''' That's...That's...
-->'''Marley:''' (nodding) Diabolical
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** Given that Scrooge's dinner that night had been provided by someone who owed Scrooge a great deal of money, the amazing thing is that Scrooge didn't take alleged hallucinations caused by bad food as proof that Tom Jenkins was trying to poison him.
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** The first rendition of "Father Christmas" mocks Scrooge's complete lack of Christmas spirit. The second celebrates his discovery of it.
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** The first version of "Thank You Very Much" is a grave-dancing tune in all but one aspect (someone's dancing on Scrooge's coffin before they bury it) but the reprise is one of genuine gratitude toward him after he turns over a new leaf.

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** The first version of "Thank You Very Much" is a grave-dancing tune in all but one aspect (someone's dancing on Scrooge's coffin before they bury it) but the reprise is one of genuine gratitude toward him after he turns over a new leaf.leaf (The lyrics are unchanged however - the song is simply about the singer's gratitude for an unspecified favor. All that changes between the two renditions is the nature of the situation causing the song to be sung).
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* CanonForeigner: Tom Jenkins, a hot soup vendor and debtor of Scrooge's. He even gets to lead one of the most memorable numbers in the film, [[CrowdSong "Thank You]] [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing Very Much"]].

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* CanonForeigner: Tom Jenkins, a hot soup vendor and debtor of Scrooge's. He even gets to lead one of the most memorable numbers in the film, [[CrowdSong "Thank You]] [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing "Thank You Very Much"]].
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* CloseKnitCommunity: Camden Town is portrayed this way, for the most part.
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-->'''Marley''': You will be to Lucifer, what Bob Cratchit was, to you.

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-->'''Marley''': You will be to Lucifer, [[{{Satan}} him]], so to speak, what Bob Cratchit was, was to you.

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* CanonForeigner: Tom Jenkins, a hot soup vendor and debtor of Scrooge's. He even gets to lead one of the most memorable numbers in the film, [[Crowd
Song "Thank You]] [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing Very Much"]].

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* CanonForeigner: Tom Jenkins, a hot soup vendor and debtor of Scrooge's. He even gets to lead one of the most memorable numbers in the film, [[Crowd
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[[CrowdSong "Thank You]] [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing Very Much"]].
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* CanonForeigner: Tom Jenkins, a hot soup vendor and debtor of Scrooge's. He even gets to lead one of the most memorable numbers in the film, "[[Crowd
Song Thank You]] [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing Very Much]]".

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* CanonForeigner: Tom Jenkins, a hot soup vendor and debtor of Scrooge's. He even gets to lead one of the most memorable numbers in the film, "[[Crowd
[[Crowd
Song Thank "Thank You]] [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing Very Much]]".Much"]].

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* AdaptationExpansion:
** More is shown of young Scrooge's life, including him rejecting Fezziwig's need for a loan, and the death of Jacob Marley.
** After the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge his own grave, Scrooge falls into it and finds himself in Hell, where Marley reappears to show him what he has to look forward to.

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* AdaptationExpansion:
** More is shown of young Scrooge's life, including him rejecting Fezziwig's need for a loan, and the death of Jacob Marley.
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AdaptationExpansion: After the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge his own grave, Scrooge falls into it and finds himself in Hell, where Marley reappears to show him what he has to look forward to.


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* CanonForeigner: Tom Jenkins, a hot soup vendor and debtor of Scrooge's. He even gets to lead one of the most memorable numbers in the film, "[[Crowd
Song Thank You]] [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing Very Much]]".
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: In the film, everyone in the Fezziwig Christmas party scene wears rather muted colors except for Isabelle, who wears a bright sky-blue dress.

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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: In the film, everyone in the Fezziwig Christmas party scene wears rather muted colors except for Isabelle, who wears a bright sky-blue [[TrueBlueFemininity sky-blue]] dress.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: In the film, everyone in the Fezziwig Christmas party scene wears rather muted colors except for Isabelle, who wears a bright sky-blue dress.
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-->Marley: You will be to Lucifer, what Bob Cratchit was, to you.

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-->Marley: -->'''Marley''': You will be to Lucifer, what Bob Cratchit was, to you.
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* IronicHell: Scrooge's "office" in Hell is identical to the one that Bob Cratchit works in, right down to it being freezing cold.
-->Marley: You will be to Lucifer, what Bob Cratchit was, to you.
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* OurGhostsAreDifferent
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'''Scrooge''': Because, I've had a slight stomach disorder. It has undoubtedly affected my vision. You're a hallucination. Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef, or a glob of mustard, a crumb of cheese, or an old potato. Yes, that's what ''you'' are. ''You'' are an old potato!

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'''Scrooge''': Because, I've had a slight stomach disorder. It has undoubtedly affected my vision. You're a an hallucination. Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef, or a glob of mustard, a crumb of cheese, or an old potato. Yes, that's what ''you'' are. ''You'' are an old potato!
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* FrothyMugsOfWater: Inverted. The Spirit of Christmas Present pours what looks like wine in a cup he gives to Ebeneezer to drink, and calls it ''the milk of human kindness''.
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-->Jacob Marley: You don't believe in me, do you?
-->Scrooge: No, I don't.
-->Marley: Why do you doubt the evidence of your own eyes?
-->Scrooge: Because, I've had a slight stomach disorder. It has undoubtedly affected my vision. You're a hallucination. Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef, or a glob of mustard, a crumb of cheese, or an old potato. Yes, that's what ''you'' are. ''You'' are an old potato!

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-->Jacob Marley: -->'''Jacob Marley''': You don't believe in me, do you?
-->Scrooge:
you?\\
'''Scrooge''':
No, I don't.
-->Marley:
don't.\\
'''Marley''':
Why do you doubt the evidence of your own eyes?
-->Scrooge:
eyes?\\
'''Scrooge''':
Because, I've had a slight stomach disorder. It has undoubtedly affected my vision. You're a hallucination. Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef, or a glob of mustard, a crumb of cheese, or an old potato. Yes, that's what ''you'' are. ''You'' are an old potato!
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-->Scrooge: Because, I've had a slight stomach disorder. It has undoubtedly affected my vision. You're a hallucination. Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef, or a glob of mustard.

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-->Scrooge: Because, I've had a slight stomach disorder. It has undoubtedly affected my vision. You're a hallucination. Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef, or a glob of mustard.mustard, a crumb of cheese, or an old potato. Yes, that's what ''you'' are. ''You'' are an old potato!
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* AcidRefluxNightmare:
-->Jacob Marley: You don't believe in me, do you?
-->Scrooge: No, I don't.
-->Marley: Why do you doubt the evidence of your own eyes?
-->Scrooge: Because, I've had a slight stomach disorder. It has undoubtedly affected my vision. You're a hallucination. Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef, or a glob of mustard.
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* LonelyFuneral: This adaptation is one of the few that ''doesn't'' invoke this trope. Half of Camden Town shows up for Scrooge's funeral, though they technically aren't mourners...
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''Scrooge'' is a 1970 film adaptation of the novel ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. It is a musical adaptation, with book and songs by LeslieBricusse. It stars Albert Finney as Ebenezer Scrooge.

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''Scrooge'' is a 1970 film adaptation of the novel ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. It is a musical adaptation, with book and songs by LeslieBricusse. It stars Albert Finney as Ebenezer Scrooge.
Scrooge and Sir Alec Guinness as Jacob Marley.
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''Scrooge'' is a 1970 film adaptation of the novel ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. It is a musical adaptation, with book and songs by LeslieBricusse. It stars Albert Finney as Ebenezer Scrooge.

It received a ScreenToStageAdaptation in 1992.

!!This film provides examples of:

* AdaptationExpansion:
** More is shown of young Scrooge's life, including him rejecting Fezziwig's need for a loan, and the death of Jacob Marley.
** After the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge his own grave, Scrooge falls into it and finds himself in Hell, where Marley reappears to show him what he has to look forward to.
* AndThereWasMuchRejoicing: The Christmas Yet to Come sequence, showing the public reaction to Scrooge's death, ups the ante from "nobody mourns him" to "spontaneous CrowdSong".
-->''Thank you very much!''\\
''Thank you very much!''\\
''It's the nicest thing that anyone's ever done for me!''
* DeadpanSnarker: Scrooge.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Scrooge has a vision of ending up in it after the vision of his death.
* RecurringRiff: "I Like Life", sung by various people throughout -- including, eventually, Scrooge.
* TriumphantReprise:
** The first version of "Thank You Very Much" is a grave-dancing tune in all but one aspect (someone's dancing on Scrooge's coffin before they bury it) but the reprise is one of genuine gratitude toward him after he turns over a new leaf.
** Also "No Better Life" and its light reprise "A Better Life".
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