A boy is given a ring by an old witch. He uses the ring along with a magic Christmas tree which grants him 3 wishes.A boy is given a ring by an old witch. He uses the ring along with a magic Christmas tree which grants him 3 wishes.A boy is given a ring by an old witch. He uses the ring along with a magic Christmas tree which grants him 3 wishes.
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Richard C. Parish
- Mark's Father
- (as Dick Parish)
Robert 'Big Buck' Maffei
- Greed
- (as Robert Maffei)
James Crocker
- Voices
- (voice)
Louise Scott
- Voices
- (voice)
Herbert Elfman
- Voice
- (voice)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaThe Terry Bradshaw in this movie is not the former NFL player (Pittsburgh Steelers).
- GoofsFather does not see The Magic Christmas Tree even though it is right in front of him and hits it with his lawn mower. Unless he is blind he should have seen the tree long before he hit it even if it was new to him.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 5: The Alamo Drafthouse Edition (2009)
Featured review
My wife and I both had head aches while watching this film. This satanic Christmas diddy should be shown in film schools as an example of how not to make a movie. From the incredibly bad editing to the atrocious acting, the remarkably bad lighting to the unsettling, nonsensical plot this film fails on all cylinders. My wife commented that she wished everyone in this movie would die except the turtle. It's easy to understand her feelings. There is one scene with an obese man who is supposed to be a giant that is especially disconcerting. But most harmful to any child who is unfortunate enough to view this is the message (if one can really be derived). It seems in the end that a satanic Christmas tree, brought into existence by black magic is to be desired by children on the night of Christs birth because it can grant the child awesome, evil powers over mankind and even help him to kidnap large jolly fat men. Unsettling.It's even more odd in that it takes place with in that classic 1950's nuclear house hold. Very unsettling, though often funny for it's extreme inability to get anything right.
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- Runtime1 hour
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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