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Ebenezer Movie Release Date: November 13, 2026 (US and UK)

Ebenezer hits theaters November 13, 2026. See the confirmed date, Johnny Depp and Ti West cast details, and open questions on streaming.

By Ashish Kathiriya

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The Ebenezer release date most sources report is November 13, 2026, for theaters in the US and UK. This Paramount Pictures release reimagines Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, with Johnny Depp as Scrooge and Ti West directing. Some listings show other dates, so this guide explains which date to rely on and which details are confirmed or only reported.

Ebenezer Movie Release Date and Theatrical Rollout

The US date of November 13, 2026 appears on the official Ebenezer site and on Rotten Tomatoes. For the UK, Wikipedia and the 25thframe release calendar also list November 13, although that UK date is reported rather than confirmed.

Wikipedia also reports an earlier release on November 12, 2026, in Australia and Brazil, and 25thframe lists the same date. Readers in those countries should check local listings before relying on it.

Other dates circulate. One listing shows November 11, and an unnamed Indian ticketing listing gives November 20. Neither date could be verified against the official site or the reference sources reviewed, so this guide does not use them.

In practice, treat November 13 as the working date for the US and UK, treat November 12 as the reported early date for Australia and Brazil, and wait for official confirmation before accepting any other date.

Illustration of a faceless figure at a frosted window at dusk, gas lamps glowing over a snowy Victorian street.

Ebenezer Cast and Characters

Johnny Depp leads as Ebenezer Scrooge, according to the official site and Wikipedia. Both sources also name Rupert Grint, Andrea Riseborough, Sam Claflin, Daisy Ridley, Arthur Conti, Ellie Bamber, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Charlie Murphy, Tramell Tillman and Ian McKellen in the supporting cast.

Character names are less settled. Plex and Rotten Tomatoes both report Grint as Bob Cratchit, Ridley as Emily Cratchit, Riseborough as the Ghost of Christmas Past, Tillman as the Ghost of Christmas Present and McKellen as Jacob Marley. These roles appear only on those two listings, so treat them as reported rather than confirmed.

Director and Creative Team

The official site and Rotten Tomatoes confirm Ti West as director. Nathaniel Halpern is credited with the screenplay on Rotten Tomatoes and Wikipedia. Emma Watts is credited as producer on Rotten Tomatoes and by Koimoi.

Koimoi and Rotten Tomatoes both name Adam Bohling, David Reid, Stephen Deuters and Jason Forman among the executive producers, and the sources reviewed give only a partial list. Wikipedia reports that Checco Varese served as director of photography. Rotten Tomatoes lists Paramount Pictures and Domain Entertainment as production companies, while Paramount Pictures is the confirmed distributor.

The credits fall into two tiers. The director and distributor are each backed by two sources, while the cinematography and production-company details rest on a single report. Treat the single-source credits as provisional until the official site or a fuller credit list confirms them.

Illustration of a faceless figure at a frosted window at dusk, gas lamps glowing over a snowy Victorian street.

Story and Rating

According to Wikipedia, the film adapts Dickens’ 1843 novella A Christmas Carol. Deadline frames the project as a Depp-led Dickens remake. No plot summary has been verified for this guide, so this article does not describe the story or its ending. Readers who want plot details should check the official site.

The film is rated PG-13, as listed by Rotten Tomatoes and Plex. Rotten Tomatoes reports a runtime of 1 hour 56 minutes and lists English as the language. Critical reviews are not covered in this article.

Filming and Production Timeline

Principal photography reportedly began in January 2026, with filming in Dublin and London, according to Wikipedia and High On Films. These are reported details rather than official production notes. No post-production or completion milestones have been verified for this guide.

Trailers, Premiere and Tickets

Deadline reports that the first trailer was shown at San Diego Comic-Con on July 23, 2026, and that the first full trailer was released in October 2026. The Deadline article covers the October release, and the official site is the best starting point for trailers.

Wikipedia reports that the film premiered in New York City on November 1, 2026.

Ticket sales status is not confirmed in the sources reviewed. Confirm the opening day on the official site, then check your cinema chain or ticketing app once showtimes appear. Showtimes vary by city and week, and listings may not appear until closer to release. Because the early-market date differs, confirm your own country’s opening day before you buy.

Streaming and Home Release: What Is Not Confirmed

High On Films reports that no streaming platform or date has been announced for Ebenezer. None of the other sources reviewed names a streaming or home-release window. No digital or disc release date has been confirmed, and the US theatrical release is the only confirmed window.

For any announcement, monitor the official site at ebenezermovie.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Ebenezer come out in theaters?

The US date is November 13, 2026, according to the official site. Wikipedia and 25thframe also list November 13 for the UK, which is reported rather than confirmed.

Does Ebenezer open earlier in Australia or Brazil?

Wikipedia reports a November 12, 2026 release in both countries, and 25thframe lists the same date.

Who is in the cast of Ebenezer?

Johnny Depp leads as Ebenezer Scrooge. Rupert Grint, Andrea Riseborough, Sam Claflin and Daisy Ridley are among the supporting cast. The Cast and Characters section above gives the full list.

Who directed Ebenezer?

Ti West directed the film, and Nathaniel Halpern wrote the screenplay.

Is Ebenezer based on A Christmas Carol?

Yes. According to Wikipedia, it adapts Dickens’ 1843 novella.

Will Ebenezer be on streaming?

No streaming platform or date has been announced, according to High On Films.

When will Ebenezer be available on digital or DVD?

No digital or disc release date has been confirmed.

Is Ebenezer rated PG-13?

Yes, according to Rotten Tomatoes and Plex.

Where was Ebenezer filmed?

Reportedly in Dublin and London, with principal photography starting in January 2026.

Where can I buy Ebenezer tickets?

Confirm the opening day on the official site, then use your local cinema chain or ticketing app once showtimes appear. Sales status has not been confirmed.

Conclusion

Plan around November 13, 2026 for US and UK theaters; streaming has not been announced.

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