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‘Ebenezer’ trailer: Johnny Depp returns to Hollywood in Ti West’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ adaptation

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‘Ebenezer’ trailer: Johnny Depp returns to Hollywood in Ti West’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ adaptation
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Paramount Pictures on Friday, July 24, unveiled the trailer for Ebenezer, the upcoming film adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel A Christmas Carol. The film marks Johnny Depp’s first major Hollywood role since his 2022 trial against Amber Heard.Directed by Ti West (Pearl, Maxxxine) from a screenplay by Nathaniel Halpern, the upcoming film features Depp as the titular Christmas grouch, in what is billed as a dark reimagination of Dickens’ novel. The trailer shows Scrooge haunted by Christmas spirits before he becomes an ill-tempered miser who rejects Christmas and spews hate on those who celebrate the festival. ‘Bah!

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Paramount Pictures on Friday, July 24, unveiled the trailer for Ebenezer, the upcoming film adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel A Christmas Carol. The film marks Johnny Depp’s first major Hollywood role since his 2022 trial against Amber Heard.Directed by Ti West (Pearl, Maxxxine) from a screenplay by Nathaniel Halpern, the upcoming film features Depp as the titular Christmas grouch, in what is billed as a dark reimagination of Dickens’ novel. The trailer shows Scrooge haunted by Christmas spirits before he becomes an ill-tempered miser who rejects Christmas and spews hate on those who celebrate the festival.

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