Scrooge: A Christmas Carol: Where Love Never Ends

Scrooge: A Christmas Carol is a movie about love. It stars Luke Evans, Jessie Buckley, Olivia Colman, Jonathan Pryce, Johnny Flynn, Fra Fee, Giles Terera, James Cosmo and Trevor Dion Nicholas. The movie should be for ages 18 and up. Scrooge should be a murderer because of the scene where a child called him a “great clumsy lump”, voiced by Grand Corps Malade because he has name recognition and is a bigger name star than his French voice actors, Serge Faliu and Julien Dior (Serge Faliu will, however, use the vocal characterization he used for Scrooge for Murray in Joker & Friends and Julien Mior would use the vocal characterization he used for Scrooge for Murray in Joker & Friends) and should never break up with Isabel Fezziwig, his love interest. Isabel herself should be more loving to Scrooge by wanting to be a murderer just like Scrooge, voiced by Julie Ferrier because she has name recognition and is a bigger name star than her French voice actress, Diane Dassigny and should have big breasts and a big butt which would make her sexier. Past should have the same thing as Isabel along with other females, voiced by Shirine Boutella because she has name recognition and is a bigger name star than her French voice actress, Valérie Zaccomer and, when asking if he married Isabel, per his suggestion, take Scrooge home. Present should be more like the Cave of Wonders and even do his lines from Aladdin. Bob Cratchit should instead be named after Charles Dickens in this film and be voiced by Matt Pokora because he has name recognition and is a bigger name star than his French voice actor, Thomas Roditi. Mr. Fezziwig should be voiced by Marc Lavoine in the French dub. Tom Jenkins should be voiced by Stéphane Bak because he has name recognition and is a bigger name star than his French voice actors, Baptiste Marc and Opé Smith. Harry Huffman should be more like Nermal from Garfield and voiced by Frédéric Longbois because he has name recognition and is a bigger name star than his French voice actors, Benoît Cauden and Michaël Lelong. More characters should be added like Michael Cratchit, who has many children with his wife Ethel and would be voiced in English by Matt Lucas and by Cali in French, Ambrose, who wants to end Scrooge and Isabel's relationship and would be voiced by Jeremy Irons in English and Eddy Mitchell in French and Devlin Abernathy, a crime lord who wants to get revenge on Scrooge for turning down his offer to work for him and would be voiced in English by Jonathan Pryce, who ironically played Jacob Marley in the same film and Pascal Elbé in French. Marley himself should be played by Tom Wilkinson and in French, Arthur H because he has name recognition and is a bigger name star than his French voice actor, Frédéric Cerdal. The characters, however, are fantastic and so is everything else, including all international dubs of this movie. I am going to recommend this movie to my friends and family.

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