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| − | '''The Ghost of Christmas Past''' appears to [[Ebenezer Scrooge]] in ''[[The Muppet Christmas Carol]]'' to remind him of his troubled past, appearing as an ethereal, childlike figure. The Ghost shows Scrooge his lonely childhood at school, a happy [[Christmas]] party at [[Fozziwig |
+ | '''The Ghost of Christmas Past''' appears to [[Ebenezer Scrooge]] in ''[[The Muppet Christmas Carol]]'' to remind him of his troubled past, appearing as an ethereal, childlike figure. The Ghost shows Scrooge his lonely childhood at school, a happy [[Christmas]] party at [[Fozziwig]]'s, and his breakup with his fiancee, [[Belle]]. |
| − | In the [[Audio Commentaries|audio commentary]] for the film's [[The Muppet Christmas Carol (video)|video release]], [[Brian Henson]] explained the difficulty in achieving the ethereal look of The Ghost. The first shots filmed had the puppet submerged in a tank of baby oil, which proved to be expensive and difficult to keep clean, so the remaining footage was shot with the puppet in water. |
+ | In the [[Audio Commentaries|audio commentary]] for the film's [[The Muppet Christmas Carol (video)|video release]], [[Brian Henson]] explained the difficulty in achieving the ethereal look of The Ghost. The first shots filmed had the puppet submerged in a tank of baby oil, which proved to be expensive and difficult to keep clean, so the remaining footage was shot with the puppet in water. |
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==Alternate versions== |
==Alternate versions== |
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| − | *[[The Swedish Chef]] plays "der Ghosty uv Krismus Repast" in "Yet Another Christmas Carol", a story in ''[[A Very Muppet Christmas]]''. |
+ | * [[The Swedish Chef]] plays "der Ghosty uv Krismus Repast" in "Yet Another Christmas Carol", a story in ''[[A Very Muppet Christmas]]''. |
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| PERFORMER | Karen Prell Rob Tygner William Todd-Jones puppeteers |
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| DEBUT | 1992 |
The Ghost of Christmas Past appears to Ebenezer Scrooge in The Muppet Christmas Carol to remind him of his troubled past, appearing as an ethereal, childlike figure. The Ghost shows Scrooge his lonely childhood at school, a happy Christmas party at Fozziwig's, and his breakup with his fiancee, Belle.
In the audio commentary for the film's video release, Brian Henson explained the difficulty in achieving the ethereal look of The Ghost. The first shots filmed had the puppet submerged in a tank of baby oil, which proved to be expensive and difficult to keep clean, so the remaining footage was shot with the puppet in water.
Alternate versions
- The Swedish Chef plays "der Ghosty uv Krismus Repast" in "Yet Another Christmas Carol", a story in A Very Muppet Christmas.
- Rhubarb the Grouch appears to Oscar as the Grouch of Christmas Past in A Sesame Street Christmas Carol.
- Anne Murray plays the Ghost of Christmas Past in A Special Sesame Street Christmas.