Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell sing Dickens in ‘Spirited: The Spirit of Christmas’

Apple TV+ Presents ‘Spirited: The Spirit of Christmas’, the musical comedy with Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell as protagonists which adapts the eternal ‘Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens, exceptional news for everyone who has fallen for the charms of the emperor of the sublime undaunted ridicule.

And there are many types of comedians but it is difficult to find the category in which this one fits. Just have to take a look at some of the best Will Ferrell movies to discover the genius of this comic of comedians that, although it has transcended the mainstream, it has always been coffee for very coffee drinkers and a fundamental part of the history of the art of fooling around for all of us to enjoy.

If we review the best and worst Ryan Reynolds movies, we discover that It took him a little longer to find his voice and become a fundamental star of the current Hollywood squad. but, supported as such after the success of ‘Deadpool’ (Tim Miller, 2016), one of the best superhero movies, it seems that we are going to be able to enjoy the actor for a while.

So loud and aware of the importance of not taking himself seriously like the mercenary who hit him again in ‘Deadpool 2’ (David Leitch, 2018), and also determined that the public is part of the game in each phase of the projects in which it participates, today new “making of” posters have been shared that will accompany the premiere of ‘Spirited: The Spirit of Christmas’ on Apple TV+ on November 18, 2022.

Apple Original Films produces this modern musical version of the classic Dickens story which, on this occasion, has been directed by Sean Anders, responsible for ‘Father’s Desmadre’ (2012), ‘How to end up without your boss 2’ (2014) and ‘Parents for unequal’ (2015).

Octavia Spencer, Joe Tippett, Sunita Mani and Marlow Barkley complete the cast of familiar faces in this new title. Will this be a new gem among the endless versions of Dickens’s tale? For now, among the essentials we cannot forget ‘Thank you very much, Mr. Scrooge’ (Ronald Neame, 1970), ‘A Christmas with Mickey’ (Burny Mattinson, 1983), ‘Ghosts attack the boss’ (Richard Donner, 1988 ) and, of course, ‘Muppets in a Christmas Carol’ (Brian Henson, 1992).

We celebrate the announcement by remembering the best series on Apple TV +, ordered in ranking, and so that the laughter and flashes don’t stop, nothing like taking a look at the best movies that mix action and comedy. For the most singing, we also have a melodious list with the best musicals in the history of cinema, in order, to which, with any luck, we can add ‘Spirited: The Spirit of Christmas’ at the end of the year.