Mister Magoo’s Christmas Carol

A miserly moneylender in Victorian London who treats others with cold indifference. He is corrected over the night by visions from the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet-to-Come, ultimately choosing generosity and kindness.

A nearsighted Broadway star who embodies the performative and imperfect nature of the Magoo character. His late arrival and clumsy humor frame the story’s musical setting and the dreamlike sequence of events.

Scrooge's underpaid clerk who remains grateful for small blessings despite poverty. His family’s warmth and Tiny Tim’s fragility serve as the emotional anchor for Scrooge’s transformation.

Cratchit's sickly but hopeful son, whose fragile health and cheerful spirit symbolize the stakes of Scrooge's decisions.

Scrooge's former fiancée who leaves him due to his obsession with wealth, representing a personal loss that motivates his later redemption.

A jovial, generous spirit who reveals Cratchit's family life and the immediate consequences of Scrooge's lack of charity.

A reflective guide who escorts Scrooge to his youth and past relationships, exposing the beginning of his greed and loneliness.

Cratchit's wife, who holds the family together through poverty and warmth, highlighting the resilience of love in hard times.

Scrooge's deceased business partner bound in chains for misdeeds, delivering the warning that future neglect will bind him as well.

A backstage figure within the Broadway production who represents the meta layer of performance intersecting with the Christmas story.