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Jim Carrey
Scrooge / Ghosts of Christmas (voice)
Gary Oldman
Bob Cratchit / Marley / Tiny Tim (voice)
Colin Firth
Fred (voice)
Robin Wright
Fan / Belle (voice)
Cary Elwes
Portly Gentleman / Dick Wilkins / Fiddler / Business Man (voice)
Bob Hoskins
Fezziwig / Old Joe (voice)
Daryl Sabara
Apprentice / Caroler / Beggar / Peter Cratchit (voice)
Steve Valentine
Funerary Undertaker / Topper (voice)
Sage Ryan
Tattered Caroler (voice)
Amber Gainey Meade
Tattered Caroler / Well Dressed Caroler (voice)
Ryan Ochoa
Caroler / Beggar / Cratchit Boy / Ignorance / Boy (voice)
Bobbi Page
Tattered Caroler / Well Dressed Caroler (voice)
Ron Bottitta
Tattered Caroler / Well Dressed Caroler (voice)
Fionnula Flanagan
Mrs. Dilber (voice)
Samantha Hanratty
Beggar Boy / Young Cratchit Girl / Want Girl (voice)
Julian Holloway
Fat Cook / Portly Gentleman #2 / Business Man #3 (voice)
Jacquie Barnbrook
Mrs. Fezziwig / Fred's Sister-In-Law / Caroler (voice)
Lesley Manville
Mrs. Cratchit (voice)
Molly C. Quinn
Belinda Cratchit (voice)
Fay Masterson
Martha Cratchit / Guest #1 / Caroline (voice)
Leslie Zemeckis
Fred's Wife (voice)
Paul Blackthorne
Guest #3 / Business Man #2 (voice)
Michael Hyland
Guest #4 (voice)
Kerry Hoyt
Adult Ignorance (voice)
Julene Renee
Adult Want (voice)
Raymond Ochoa
Caroline's Child (voice)
Callum Blue
Caroline's Husband (voice)
Matthew Henerson
Poulterer (voice)
Aaron Rapke
Well Dressed Caroler (voice)
Sonje Fortag
Well Dressed Caroler / Fred's Housemaid (voice)

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A review by The Movie Diorama

Written by The Movie Diorama on Thu Jan 16 2020

A Christmas Carol sings the haunted verses of Dickens through disjointed emotionless motion capture. “Bah! Humbug!” Zemeckis had always been fascinated with digital cinema. ‘The Polar Express’ was technological innovation at its more pure, yet ‘Beowulf’ stabbed itself through contrived art direction that failed to suit the dark environment it was showcasing. So when he heard the “House of Mouse” were adapting Dickens’ universally known tale (again...), he clearly joyfully jumped at the chance of producing more digital art. The inevitable question though is: why? Does a Victorian-era Christmas s...