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Johnny Depp Surprises Comic-Con as Scrooge to Debut ‘Ebenezer’ Trailer

Johnny Depp made a surprise appearance at Comic-Con on Thursday, showing up in character as Ebenezer Scrooge to unveil the trailer for his new holiday film, 'Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol'. Dressed as the iconic grouch, Depp crashed a panel in the convention's Hall H, where the trailer for the Ti West-directed movie was revealed. The film is described as a dark reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic Christmas tale. It marks Depp's first major Hollywood role since his highly publicized 2022 trial. Depp addressed the crowd, saying, 'It's good to be back.' The movie is set for release on November 13. Fans reacted with excitement, as Depp mingled with attendees in the Gaslamp district before the panel. The trailer shows Depp's Scrooge as a miserable, snowball-throwing character, staying true to the original story's themes but with a fresh, edgy twist. Paramount Pictures is distributing the film. Depp's return to the big screen has generated significant buzz, especially among Comic-Con attendees. The event marked a triumphant comeback for the actor, who has been relatively absent from major film projects in recent years. More details about the film's plot and cast are expected to emerge as the release date approaches.

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