Image Credit: Paramount Pictures/Photofest Steve Granitz/WireImage In the spirit of the holiday season and the film's anniversary, The Hollywood Reporter takes a look at what the original cast has been up to since the late '80s, from Oscar and Emmy nominations to comedy specials and Broadway careers. From overworked executives to ghosts of Christmas past, the dark comedy's cast features Murray, Karen Allen, John Forsythe, Bobcat Goldthwait, Robert Mitchum, Alfre Woodard and more. box office and a 1989 Oscar nomination for makeup. With its initial release, Scrooged scored more than $60 million at the U.S. And Murray isn't the only actor who continued an illustrious career years after the workplace take on Charles Dickens' Christmas tale premiered Nov. “You got to find your own amusement now,” Margaret Murray said.Deck the halls - Scrooged, the holiday classic starring Bill Murray, turns 30 this month. Without their cattle, they question how they’ll pass their time. “I just wish that everything, everything will be back to normal again, which I know it never will be,” Margaret Murray said. Surrett said the resort will rebuild and plans to reopen in 2023.Īt the Murray’s, thoughts turn to winter. “We’re going to try to tear down the ones that we want to tear down before the season’s end. “We’re looking at the best aspect, working with the contractors, building materials, everything that we have in this area of the province,” Surrett said. The lodge’s exact path in moving forward is still up in the air. It’s been intense assessing all the damages, the insurance process, I mean it’s such a complex case,” said general manager Kate Surrett. They sold their cattle because they had no barn to keep them in this winter and needed the money to cover what they say insurance won’t.Ī niece is helping to navigate through applications for funding but so far, no money has come their way.Īt Pictou Lodge Beach Resort in Pictou, N.S., much of the damage remains.

“Got it in your head everyday, which is the way to go? Tear the barn down or fix what’s there,” Raymond Murray said. They’ve spent days cleaning up, but even cleaning is clouded by uncertainty. The couple in their 80s lost 3,000 bales of hay. “Now you got nothing,” Margaret Murray said, standing in the barn where the roof blew off.

A month after post-tropical storm Fiona passed through Toney River, N.S., Margaret and Raymond Murray still feel stuck in time.

Images in the Dark by Raymond Murray