Age: 49
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Sala Baker is an actor and stuntman from Wellington, New Zealand. Originally hired as one of several stunt performers for The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, he ended up landing the part of the Dark Lord Sauron. In addition, he also played several Orcs, a Gondorian, and one of the Rohirrim. Outside of the trilogy, Baker has performed in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and two Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Baker was also a part of the miscellaneous crew in the making of The Last Samurai in 2003.
Sala Baker
The Ghost Of Christmas future
for The Ghost Of Christmas future in Ebenezer
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🎬 EBENEZER Genre: Fantasy / Drama / Holiday Overview: Ebenezer is a magical and emotionally powerful reimagining of A Christmas Carol, set in Victorian London but told with a modern cinematic tone — rich visuals, heartfelt performances, and moments of humor and hope. The film follows Ebenezer Scrooge (Hugh Jackman), a cold, cynical man who has lost all sense of compassion and warmth. On Christmas Eve, he is visited by the ghost of his late business partner, Jacob Marley, who warns him that he is doomed unless he changes his ways. Marley tells him three spirits will visit before dawn — each showing Scrooge a part of himself he has long forgotten. The first is The Ghost of Christmas Past (Millie Bobby Brown), a youthful and luminous figure who leads Scrooge through memories of his boyhood, his lonely youth, and the love he lost with Belle (Emma Watson). Her visit reveals the pain that hardened his heart. Next comes The Ghost of Christmas Present (Rhys Darby), a lively and comedic yet wise spirit who shows Scrooge the joy, generosity, and laughter happening all around him — including in the humble home of his underpaid clerk, Bob Cratchit (Martin Freeman). Bob’s love for his family, even in poverty, strikes a chord in Scrooge’s soul. Finally, The Ghost of Christmas Future (Sala Baker), a silent and foreboding presence, reveals the darkness that awaits — Scrooge’s lonely death and the grief of Tiny Tim’s passing.
