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FX's A Christmas Carol (2019) [R]

Release Date:
December 19, 2019

Original Title:
FX's A Christmas Carol

Alternate Titles:
A Christmas Carol
圣诞颂歌

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy

Production Companies:
BBC
FX Productions
Hardy Son & Baker
Scott Free Productions

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 12  DE: 12  PR: R  US: R 

Runtime: 173

A Holiday classic reimagined.

Overview from TheMovieDB

London, 1843. Ebenezer Scrooge, a bitter old man, despises the Christmas holiday. Over the course of Christmas Eve night he is visited by three ghosts to show him his past, present and future.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Russell Gleeson
Fabrizio Sciarra

ADR Editor:
Ian Wilkinson

Art Direction:
Thomas Goodwin
John King
Jos Richardson

Assistant Costume Designer:
Clare Vyse

Assistant Editor:
Lindsey Morrow

Casting:
Emily Brockmann
Lucy Bevan

Casting Associate:
Olivia Grant

Construction Manager:
Leigh Gilbert

Costume Designer:
Joanna Eatwell

Costume Supervisor:
Lauren Reyhani

Crowd Assistant Director:
Michael Middleton-Downer

Digital Imaging Technician:
Michael Pentney

Director:
Nick Murphy

Director of Photography:
Si Bell

Editor:
Beverley Mills

Executive Producer:
Steven Knight
Tom Hardy
Ridley Scott
Dean Baker
Kate Crowe
David W. Zucker
Mona Qureshi

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Tom Finch

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Brian Dungan

First Assistant Director:
Jonathan Midlane

Gaffer:
Oliver Whickman

Graphic Designer:
Charis Theobald

Hair Designer:
Kate Benton

Hair Supervisor:
Jamey-Leigh Weber

Key Grip:
Paul Kemp

Line Producer:
Kate Glover

Location Manager:
Jessica Wright

Makeup & Hair:
Dominique Wallaker

Makeup Designer:
Kate Benton

Makeup Supervisor:
Jamey-Leigh Weber

Music Editor:
Cecile Tournesac

Novel:
Charles Dickens

Original Music Composer:
Volker Bertelmann
Dustin O'Halloran

Post Production Coordinator:
Elias Millward

Post Production Supervisor:
Dee Collier

Producer:
Julian Stevens

Production Accountant:
Andrew New

Production Coordinator:
Paula Watkins

Production Design:
Sonja Klaus

Production Manager:
Tim Leach

Production Sound Mixer:
Fraser Barber

Property Master:
Rob MacPherson

Script Editor:
Emily Iredale

Script Supervisor:
Lola Dauda

Second Assistant Director:
Arizona Eastwood

Second Unit Director:
James Nunn

Set Decoration:
Mike Britton

Sound Effects Editor:
Saoirse Christopherson
Andy Kennedy
Tom Stewart

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Lee Walpole
Stuart Hilliker

Special Effects:
Neil Corbould

Special Effects Supervisor:
Timothy Stracey

Standby Art Director:
Todd Ellis

Steadicam Operator:
Russell Gleeson
Fabrizio Sciarra

Storyboard Artist:
Rachel Garlick

Stunt Coordinator:
Steve Dent

Supervising Art Director:
Nick Dent

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Ian Wilkinson

Supervising Sound Editor:
Lee Walpole

Third Assistant Director:
Faz Buffery

Transportation Captain:
Ted Taylor

Unit Manager:
Ross Isaac

Visual Effects Producer:
Jasmine Hall

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Martin R. Davison

Writer:
Steven Knight

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