Eggers will become just the latest filmmaker to attempt the perennial festival tale, and reports say he wants regular ...

In honour of the festive spirit, let's gather 'round the fire and share a ghost story from ancient Rome about a haunted house in Athens. During the Victorian era, Christmas was a time for families and ...

The 69-year-old character actor will star as the famous miser Ebenezer Scrooge in a remake of Charles Dickens' immortal ...

Now here’s an interesting filmmaker-studio twist. The Witch and Nosferatu maestro Robert Eggers is being eyed to helm a ...

All is calm, all is bright" Do you recognise the Christmas carol? Is it your favourite? It's silent night - one of the most popular and well known Christmas carols. But why do we sing at carols at ...

Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is the greatest story about Christmas ever written—even better than the one with Mary and Joseph and the manger. The 1843 tale of a miser browbeaten by self ...

"A Christmas Carol" started off as a novella by Charles Dickens. Dickens was the creator of the classic story that included one of the most popular Christmas characters, Ebenezer Scrooge.

You probably all know the story of Charles Dickens’ endlessly adapted 1843 holiday story A Christmas Carol, even if you’ve never read it. Tight-fisted, mean old miser Ebenezer Scrooge falls ...

FX and Steven Knight's adults-only take on the Charles Dickens holiday classic 'A Christmas Carol' plays up the psychological profile of Guy Pearce's Ebenezer Scrooge. By Daniel Fienberg Charles ...

A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens, is as much part of the holiday celebration as the holly and mistletoe. But whereas "A Christmas Carol" (written in 1843) is one of the most familiar works ...

For an image of the world to come, look to the children: Recently Justin Bieber, the Western world’s choirboy igni ferroque, released his first Christmas album, combining traditional carols ...

Only we're just now figuring that out. When you ask ardent Dickensians to name the best version of "A Christmas Carol," they will invariably close ranks around the 1951 Alastair Sim adaptation.