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Rating: 6.493/10 by 2053 users

The Santa Clause (1994)

On Christmas Eve, divorced dad Scott Calvin and his son discover Santa Claus has fallen off their roof. When Scott takes the reins of the magical sleigh, he finds he is now the new Santa, and must convince a world of disbelievers, including himself.

Directing:
  • John Pasquin
  • Michael Johnson
  • Alan Edmisten
  • William M. Elvin
Writing:
  • Steve Rudnick
  • Leo Benvenuti
Stars:
Release Date: Fri, Nov 11, 1994

Rating: 6.493/10 by 2053 users

Alternative Title:
La Santa Cláusula - AR
Nu är det jul igen - SE
산타클로스 - KR
The Santa Clause 1 - US
Santa Clause 1 - US

Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 37 minutes
Budget: $22,000,000
Revenue: $189,833,357

Plot Keyword: chicago, illinois, holiday, christmas party, deal, santa claus, christmas tree, child custody, christmas, father son relationship, christmas eve

Tim Allen
Scott Calvin
Larry Brandenburg
Detective Nunzio
Mary Gross
Ms. Daniels
Peter Boyle
Mr. Whittle
Melissa King
Little Girl
Bradley Wentworth
Elf at North Pole
Azura Bates
Elf in Hangar
Joyce Guy
Principal Compton
Jesse Collins
Ad Executive
David Sparrow
Bobby's Dad
Jack Newman
Santa in Street
Cody Jones
Child Two
Kenny Vadas
E.L.F.S. Leader
Brian Reilly
Tinsel Man
Gordon Masten
Desk Sergeant
Philip Williams
Sharpshooter
Peter Kosaka
Japanese Businessman
Todd Davis
E.L.F.S. #3
Marc Pichette
E.L.F.S. #4
Tony Krolo
Coffee Cop
Jimmy Labriola
Truck Driver
Steve Kosaka
Japanese Businessman
Lawrence Nakamura
Japanese Businessman
Hun Sun Tran
Japanese Businessman
Steve Tsukamoto
Japanese Businessman
Frank Welker
Reindeer Voices (voice)
Kerrigan Mahan
Reindeer Voices (voice)
Bob Dermer
Puppet Punch (voice)
Nina Keogh
Puppet Judy (voice)

r96sk

A satisfactory Christmas film. 'The Santa Clause' starts off pretty strongly, with Tim Allen (Scott) showing off some quick and amusing wit. The early moments are actually the best parts in my opinion, the rest of the 97 minutes are enjoyable enough though. Allen is easily the most standout part of the film, none of the other cast members really come close at all. Eric Lloyd does an alright job as Scott's son, Charlie. The festive music is pleasant, while the sets etc. look decent - the special effects aren't incredible, but are certainly serviceable. Many better Xmas productions out there, but there's enough here to feel entertained by.


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