"Bill Murray is back among the ghosts,
Only this time, it is three against one."
Rabbit's Rate: **** (out of *****)
Classic Description:
Remake of the Dicken's classic, A Christmas Carol. Also a big
comeback movie of Bill Murray. Scrooged, co-starring Karen Allen, Robert
Mitchum, directed by Richard Donner, became a modern Christmas classic. Murray's
mean performance (Frank Cross) in the film once again proves his ability to make drama; of
course, he got a lot humors in the movie that could make us laugh for a thousand times!
Classic Information:
Director: Richard Donner
Cast: Bill Murray, Karen Allen, Robert Mitchum, John Glover, John Murray,
Brain Doyle-Murray, and Carol Kane
Release Date:
December 1988 (USA)
Classic Quote of Bill in Scrooged:
"We don't want to scare the Dickensian of people! The Dickensian
of people! Nobody understand me!" (More...)
Trivia:
1. Murray's elder brother, Brian Doyle-Murray plays Frank Cross' father, younger
brother, John Murray plays his younger brother, and Joel Murary plays a party guest.
2. Producer Art Linson directed Bill in 1980's Where The Buffalo Roam.
3. At the end of the movie, when everybody sings "Put a little love in your
heart", Bill says, "Feed me Seymour! Feed me!", which is a refrence
to Little Shop of Horrors, a musical movie that Bill got a role.
4. Scrooged is regarded as one of the classic Christmas movies.
5. Ranked #6 Top 10 Ghost Movies by Top 10 1999.
Business:
Gross: $60.328 (USA) (Among the highest grossing movie of 1988)
Classic Mutimedia:
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The Soundtrack Cover
Classic Review:
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Classic Movie Stills:
Bill Murray as Frank Cross
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