1:10:09
Ready to roll B.
1:10:17
Coming up on three.
Three, two, one...
1:10:21
And that's it. Slow pull-out.
1:10:24
Down on Houseman. Lights up.
1:10:28
It was a cold, bleak Christmas Eve.
1:10:31
The fog-draped streets of London
were deserted...
1:10:35
- He's wonderful.
- Give me the beer.
1:10:38
Yes, sir.
1:10:40
..."Old Ebeneezer Scrooge
was alone in his gloomy chambers."
1:10:47
As soon as we're off Houseman
move to camera three.
1:10:53
- What have we here?
- They're dormice, Uncle.
1:10:56
You see. Works like a charm.
1:10:59
They bring you luck.
1:11:01
- Are you lucky?
- Sir, I am.
1:11:05
Your niece is my wife, I have a job,
and it's the holidays.
1:11:10
Holidays, is it?!
1:11:18
"To Frank,
the best brother a guy ever had."
1:11:23
Merry Christmas.
1:11:26
Where the snow lay round about
1:11:29
Deep and crisp and even
1:11:31
Brightly shone the moon that night
1:11:35
Though the frost was cruel,
when a poor man came inside
1:11:38
Gathering winter fuel
1:11:43
This is indeed a night
for revelation.
1:11:46
Thank you for showing me
the true meaning.
1:11:49
Thank me not, Ebenezer, for soon you
shall be visited by the final spirit.
1:11:55
The thing that all men
fear the most -
1:11:59
The Ghost of Christmas Future.