As a Christmas classic turns 35, co-writer Mitch Glazer talks Dickens-ifying ’80s corporate greed, Murray’s heartfelt improv monologue, and rumors of on-set drama.

Scrooged, the modern-day take on Charles Dickens' classic A Christmas Carol as imagined by a bunch of SNL alums, including the writers Michael O'Donaghue and Mitch Glazer, and the film's star ...

Other than Scrooged, Mitch Glazer helped Bill Murray get back into the Christmas spirit – as much as he can, that is – with ...

The series is a creation of Mitch Glazer, the screenwriter (The Recruit, Scrooged) and occasional V.F. contributor, who, with Magic City, is returning to TV for the first time since a stint at ...

Scrooged was a Saturday Night Live reunion of sorts. The script for Scrooged was written by Mitch Glazer and Michael O'Donoghue, whom Murray had worked with in the early days of Saturday Night Live .

In the 1960s and '70s, Mitch Glazer was just your average Miami Beach kid: going to Beach High, where his mother worked as an English teacher, skateboarding along Ocean Drive, and hanging out in ...

Mitch Glazer and Mickey Rourke. ... The new kid.” But I didn’t write for him until Scrooged, 10 years later. Were you a screenwriter at that point? I was writing for magazines.

Bill Murray and screenwriter Mitch Glazer have known each other for decades -- since Murray played the lead in Glazer’s “Scrooged” in 1988. And now the two are partnering again on a project ...

Amid the Christmas movies that overindulge in the manufactured magic of the season, there's one that gets the sentiment (though not much else) right.

Three Amigos / Scrooged. Comedy can be funny. Some of the biggest hits in movie history haven’t aged as well as they might’ve, because the jokes are too topical or their shtick has become ...