Depp Channels Jack Sparrow in Ebenezer Scrooge Trailer Drops

Depp Channels Jack Sparrow in Ebenezer Scrooge Trailer Drops

Johnny Depp’s big Hollywood comeback comes in the form of Ebenezer, a new take on Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol from filmmaker Ti West (X trilogy). Coming from Paramount Pictures, the film marks Depp’s first major studio project since a multi-year civil battle with Amber Heard over allegations of domestic abuse and defamation. (Depp was ultimately victorious in the suit.)

In Ebenezer, Depp stars as the titular Scrooge alongside a cast that also includes Rupert Grint as Bob Cratchit, Daisy Ridley as Emily Cratchit, Andrea Riseborough as the Ghost of Christmas Past, Tramell Tillman as the Ghost of Christmas Present, and Ian McKellen as Jacob Marley.

<h2 NotSupportedException: Trailer Premieres at Comic-Con

The first trailer premiered at Comic-Con on Thursday and is streaming below. For anyone pining for Depp’s return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, he appears to be playing virtually the same character in this film, except he’s swapped his sword, beach braids, and bandana for a top hat, scarf, and grey scruff.

<h2 Release Date and Expectations

Ebenezer promises a brand new take on A Christmas Carol, so at least there’s that. Look for it in theaters beginning November 13th.

In conclusion, Johnny Depp’s return to the big screen is highly anticipated, and Ebenezer is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the classic tale. With a talented cast and a renowned filmmaker at the helm, this Paramount Pictures production is set to make a significant impact in the entertainment industry.

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