It’s Christmas in July for Johnny Depp followers.
The debut trailer for Depp’s upcoming vacation film, Ebenezer, dropped final night time (July 23), heralding the actor’s return as a lead star in an enormous display screen film.
Depp performs traditional literary character Ebenezer Scrooge at midnight adaptation, his first main studio lead position since he performed Gellert Grindelwald in 2018’s Unbelievable Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.
Depp appeared in 2020’s Minamata and 2023’s Jeanne du Barry, however these have been unbiased worldwide movies that obtained restricted theatrical runs.
The advertising for Ebenezer actually hones in on Depp’s longstanding standing as popular culture’s reigning off-beat, on-screen misfit. “He introduced us Jack Sparrow, Edward Scissorhands, and the Mad Hatter…” the trailer teases alongside clips of Scrooge toggling between miserly and mischievous.
“It’s good to be again,” Depp says as Scrooge on the finish of the clip, a wink on the actor’s noticeable absence from Hollywood amid and within the wake of his controversial authorized battle with ex-wife Amber Heard. Watch beneath.
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“The title you already know, the story you don’t,” a tagline for the Christmas movie reads.
Directed by Ti West (X, Pearl, The Home of the Satan), the upcoming dark-fantasy, supernatural Christmas film is predicated on Charles Dickens’ beloved1843 novel A Christmas Carol, and simply one in all dozens of movie variations of the beloved vacation story launched over the a long time.
The movie additionally stars Andrea Riseborough because the Ghost of Christmas Previous, Tramell Tillman because the Ghost of Christmas Current, Harry Potter star Rupert Grint as Bob Cratchit, Star Wars actress Daisy Ridley as Emily Cratchit, Sam Claflin as Fred, and Ian McKellen as Jacob Marley.
Ebenezer shall be launched in theaters on November 13, 2026.
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