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Scrooge, or Marley’s Ghost

by J.C. Buckstone, directed by Walter R. Booth

The surviving footage of this first silent film of A Christmas Carol—nearly three and a half minutes at the British Film Institute—has no dialogue cards, but does include intertitles at the start of each scene, including one that makes it clear that Scrooge sees only visions of the past with no interactions (and thus, no actual time travel. The few seconds of the Christmas “that might be” is not enough to tell whether it’s also a mere vision. I enjoyed the special effects, possibly made with double exposures (note the convenient black curtain).
— Michael Main
Scene II
Marley’s Ghost
shows Scrooge Visions of himself in
christmasses past
DEBUT
Scrooge, or Marley’s Ghost (unknown release details, November 1901).
VARIANTS
1 English variant
PRIOR WORKS
based on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens (1843)
TAGS(SPOILERS!)
Fictional Tags
TIME TRAVEL ITINERARY (SPOILERS!)
  1. From a typical working Christmas Eve ⋙ to Scrooge’s youthhood. Multiple round trips. Note: Scrooge is shown a vision.
  2. From a typical working Christmas Eve ⋙ to Scrooge’s grave and Tiny Tim’s death. Multiple round trips. Note: Scrooge is shown a vision (probably).