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Ian McKellen reveals why Johnny Depp convinced him to join Ebenezer and shares a hilarious behind-the-scenes moment from the 2026 adaptation of A Christmas Carol.
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Sam Claflin shares a hilarious behind-the-scenes story from Ebenezer, including Johnny Depp's unexpected fun with a dead goose prop.
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Ebenezer brings the Ghosts of Christmas Past and Present to life with terrifying practical effects, elaborate prosthetics, and some unexpectedly hilarious behind-the-scenes stories.
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