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Clips from Scrooge

"Happiness is rife"
Scrooge
"Why? Because I like life"
Scrooge
"See how much we like life"
Scrooge
"[GHOST GRUNTS]"
Scrooge
"[GHOST CHUCKLING AND SCROOGE GRUNTING]"
Scrooge
"What happened? What's happened?"
Scrooge
"What the devil am I doing in a pile of snow in the middle of the night?"
Scrooge
"That's what I'd like to know. Where are we?"
Scrooge
"Now, Scrooge, over there lies the lavish home"
Scrooge
"of Robert Cratchit, esquire, who owes both the opulence of his surroundings"
Scrooge
"and the magnificence of his Christmas celebrations"
Scrooge
"to the high principles and generous spirit of his employer."
Scrooge
"Here. I want to look in the window."
Scrooge
"It will cost you nothing, which I'm sure will be good news for you."
Scrooge
"Will they be able to see me?"
Scrooge
"No, which I feel sure will be good news for them."
Scrooge
"I could do with another of them drinks."
Scrooge
"Later."
Scrooge
"For the time being, I think it better you see things as they really are."
Scrooge
"Oh, nectar. Pure nectar."
Scrooge
"And at only tuppence a pint, you can't really grumble."
Scrooge
"What a tragedy it is that Her Majesty and His Worship the Lord Mayor"
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"couldn't be with us tonight."
Scrooge
"They don't know what they're missing. Now you try that, my love."
Scrooge
"Mm. Bob Cratchit, you're a genius."
Scrooge
"JOY: The stuffing's ready, father."
Scrooge
"The marriage of roast goose and sage and onion stuffing à la Cratchit"
Scrooge
"is one of the culinary miracles of our day."
Scrooge
"[MRS. CRATCHIT CHUCKLES]"
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"And a living legend throughout the length and breadth of Camden Town."
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"Now, the only remaining problem, my dear,"
Scrooge
"is whether to put the stuffing inside the goose"
Scrooge
"or the goose inside the stuffing."
Scrooge
"[KIDS LAUGH]"
Scrooge
"But since the ultimate intention is to put them both inside ourselves,"
Scrooge
"I don't suppose it very much matters."
Scrooge
"And here they are, the one and only carol-singing Cratchits."
Scrooge
"Newly returned from their triumphant musical tour."
Scrooge
"How did you do, Tiny Tim?"
Scrooge
"- Ten pence ha'penny. - Ooh. Well done."
Scrooge
"Another fantastic coup by young Timothy Cratchit."
Scrooge
"The financial wizard."
Scrooge
"At only 7 years of age,"
Scrooge
"the youngest millionaire in the vast Cratchit empire."
Scrooge
"Ladies and gentlemen, if I may steal a moment of your valuable time,"
Scrooge
"I would ask you to drink a toast to the sparkling good health"
Scrooge
"of the two gentlemen whose industry and generosity"
Scrooge
"have provided our sumptuous Christmas repast."
Scrooge
"- Master Timothy Cratchit. MRS. CRATCHIT: Tim."
Scrooge
"And Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge."
Scrooge
"MRS. CRATCHIT: What are you trying to do, ruin our Christmas?"
Scrooge
"But his money paid for the goose, my dear."
Scrooge
"No, your money paid for the goose, my dear."
Scrooge
"But he paid me the money."
Scrooge
"Because you earned it, my love."
Scrooge
"Fifteen shillings a week at three pence an hour."
Scrooge
"And not a penny rise in eight years."
Scrooge
"Believe me, you earned it."
Scrooge
"Oh, Mr. Scrooge assures me that times are hard."
Scrooge
"He's right. For you they are."
Scrooge
"But not for himself."
Scrooge
"Well, nonetheless, he is the founder of our feast and we shall drink to him."
Scrooge
"Quite right."
Scrooge
"You, listen to this."
Scrooge
"The founder of our feast indeed."
Scrooge
"I wish I had him here."
Scrooge
"I'd give him a piece of my mind to feast upon."
Scrooge
"He'd have indigestion for a month."
Scrooge
"CRATCHIT: Ethel, my dear, the children. It's Christmas."
Scrooge
"It needs to be Christmas, Bob,"
Scrooge
"to drink to a rotten, hard, stingy old miser like Scrooge."
Scrooge
"- But, Ethel... - You know he is, Bob."
Scrooge
"Nobody knows it better than you, my poor love."
Scrooge
"To Christmas, my dear."
Scrooge
"Children, we shall drink to your father,"
Scrooge
"for all the love and happiness he gives us."
Scrooge
"And to Tiny Tim for the health we wish him."
Scrooge
"And for the sake of your father,"
Scrooge
"I'll even drink to that old miser, Mr. Scrooge."
Scrooge
"Long life to him and to us all."
Scrooge
"A Merry Christmas to us all."
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"Merry Christmas."
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"CRATCHIT: God bless us."
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"God bless us, everyone."
Scrooge
"As I said to the Lord Mayor,"
Scrooge
"if Her Most Gracious Majesty is feeling bored, I said,"
Scrooge
"you wheel her over to Camden town, I said."
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"A glass of Bob Cratchit's hot punch and a song from Tiny Tim"
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"and we'll have her back on her regal feet in no time."
Scrooge
"[KIDS LAUGH]"
Scrooge
"Well, there's your punch."
Scrooge
"Now where's our song, my Tiny Tim?"
Scrooge
"KIDS: Tiny Tim. - Come on, Tim."
Scrooge
"- Song, song now. - Come on, Tim."
Scrooge
"[SINGING] On a beautiful day That I dream about"
Scrooge
"In a world I would love to see"
Scrooge
"Is a beautiful place Where the sun comes out"
Scrooge
"And it shines in the sky for me"
Scrooge
"On this beautiful winter's morning"
Scrooge
"If my wish could come true somehow"
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"Then the beautiful day That I dream about"
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"Would be here and now"
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"On this beautiful winter's morning"
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"If my wish could come true somehow"
Scrooge
"Then the beautiful day That I dream about"
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"Would be here"
Scrooge
"And now"
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"[ALL CLAPPING]"
Scrooge
"CRATCHIT: Good boy."
Scrooge
"MRS. CRATCHIT: Well done, Tiny Tim, well done."
Scrooge
"GHOST: What an unpleasant child."
Scrooge
"You know, Scrooge, there are few things more nauseating to see"
Scrooge
"than a happy family enjoying themselves at Christmas."
Scrooge
"Do you not agree?"
Scrooge
"I think Bob Cratchit's really rather fond of me."
Scrooge
"Ho-ho-ho. And so is his wife. Couldn't you tell?"
Scrooge
"She doesn't really know me."
Scrooge
"That is one of the few things wherein fate has blessed her."
Scrooge
"And, uh, what will become of Tiny Tim?"
Scrooge
"What's this? Concern over a sick child?"
Scrooge
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