An American Christmas Carol
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An American Christmas Carol is a 1979 film about a miser is given a ghostly chance at redemption on Christmas Eve.
- Directed by Eric Till. Written by Jerome Coopersmith.
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Dialogue[edit]
- Benedict Slade: Yup, that's me! I always moved in when the moment was good. I could always smell a good business deal.
- Ghost of Christmas Past: So could Latham. Look where he ended up.
- Benedict Slade: Wait, wait. There is something about this place. Something draws me right to it. The monument looks fairly new, and yet, neglected.
- Ghost of Christmas Future: No one visits that grave.
- Benedict Slade: Not ever?
- Ghost of Christmas Future: Not ever.
- Benedict Slade: To lie in a grave, un-loved and un-remembered, is as if the life was never lived.
- Ghost of Christmas Future: That is the only... real death.
Taglines[edit]
- Charles Dicken's Victorian London becomes America's great Depression in this exciting new film
- Henry Winkler is Scrooge
Cast[edit]
- Henry Winkler — Benedict Slade
- Dorian Harewood — Matt Reeves
- Susan Hogan — Helen Brewster
- Cec Linder — Auctioneer
External links[edit]
- An American Christmas Carol quotes at the Internet Movie Database