Fantasy
Comedy
Before he was Scrooge, he was…
Ebenezer (2026)
Runtime
120 min
Release date
11/11/2026
Country
United States of America, United Kingdom
Production
Paramount Pictures
Domain Entertainment
Wattsco
IN.2 FILM
Black Label Media
Overview
An elderly miser embarks on a supernatural journey after visits from the ghost of his former business partner and the Spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come force him to confront his past and fight for a second chance at happiness.
Directors & Screenwriters
Ti West
Director
Nathaniel Halpern
Screenwriter
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Cast
Johnny Depp
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Ebenezer Scrooge
Rupert Grint
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Bob Cratchit
Daisy Ridley
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Emily Cratchit
Andrea Riseborough
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Ghost of Christmas Past
Tramell Tillman
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Ghost of Christmas Present
Ian McKellen
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Jacob Marley
Sam Claflin
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Fred
Charlie Murphy
Arthur Conti
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Young Ebenezer
Alfie Buck
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Child Ebenezer
Robert Strange
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Ghost of Christmas Future
Ellie Bamber
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Isabel Fezziwig
Ian Midlane
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Mr. Fezziwig
Matt Brewer
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Scrooge’s Father
Nicholas Day
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Minister
Zac Wishart
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Peter Cratchit
Eva Wishart
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Martha Cratchit
Freddie Lee-Grey
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Tiny Tim
Tom Page-Turner
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School Bully
Tara Mohatta
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Child
Bryony Miller
Richard James
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Blind Beggar
Nick David
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Doctor
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All trailers
Fantasy
Comedy
Ebenezer
A man that knows what he wants.
Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:33
Duration: 00:33
Fantasy
Comedy
Ebenezer
Boo Humbug! Costume not available in stores. Holiday spirit(s) only.
Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:13
Duration: 00:13
Fantasy
Comedy
Ebenezer
Official Trailer 2
Video: YouTube
Duration: 02:36
Duration: 02:36
Fantasy
Comedy
Ebenezer
Snowball
Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:16
Duration: 00:16
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Comedy
Ebenezer
Official Trailer
Video: YouTube
Duration: 01:22
Duration: 01:22
Did You Know?
Johnny Depp’s Scrooge is back— and he’s never looked this gothic.
Paramount just unleashed the first full trailer for Ebenezer, the Ti West‑directed holiday re‑imagining that lands in theaters on November 13, 2026. The surprise drop came at Comic‑Con, where a mumbling, candle‑clutching Depp emerged in full Scrooge garb, delivering his lines in a method‑induced haze that left even nearby Deadline reporters scrambling for clarity.
Visually, the teaser leans hard into a Tim Burton‑style darkness: stark, gothic set pieces, a snow‑ball‑throwing Scrooge sinking into a bed, and a hauntingly ornate opening credit sequence that flashes through Depp’s most iconic alter egos—Jack Sparrow, Edward Scissorhands, and more—before landing on his new Ebenezer grin. The trailer’s tone swings between macabre and mischievous, promising a Scrooge you’ve never seen before.
The film adapts Charles Dickens’ classic under the pen of Nathaniel Halpern and assembles a star‑studded cast that includes Ian McKellen, Rupert Grint, Sam Claflin and Daisy Ridley. With its blend of dark humor, period flair, and Depp’s unmistakable presence, Ebenezer aims to rewrite the holiday genre just in time for the 2026 festive season.
Johnny Depp leads an all-star cast in a fresh, ghostly take on Dickens' timeless miser, hitting theaters just before the holiday rush.
A new trailer for Ebenezer showcases Johnny Depp reveling in the role of Scrooge, backed by a powerhouse ensemble that includes Daisy Ridley, Rupert Grint, Sam Claflin, and Ian McKellen. The footage leans into the story's eerie supernatural elements before pivoting to its redemptive holiday spirit, suggesting the film aims to balance creepiness with warmth.
Depp debuted the project at San Diego Comic-Con in full period costume, signaling a playful commitment to the character. The November 13 release date positions the film ahead of Thanksgiving, potentially capturing audiences before the seasonal blockbuster crush.
While Ebenezer arrives, fans continue to speculate about Depp's long-rumored return as Captain Jack Sparrow in a sixth Pirates of the Caribbean installment. Reports indicate Disney is courting the actor, with Margot Robbie rumored to spearhead a new direction, though no script or formal greenlight exists yet.