A human orphan raised by the Faire Folke becomes the benefactor of all human children.A human orphan raised by the Faire Folke becomes the benefactor of all human children.A human orphan raised by the Faire Folke becomes the benefactor of all human children.
Dixie Carter
- Necile
- (voice)
Hal Holbrook
- Ak
- (voice)
Carlos Alazraqui
- Wisk
- (voice)
- (as Carlos Alazaraqui)
Jim Cummings
- Old Santa Claus
- (voice)
Mary Kay Bergman
- Martha
- (voice)
Melissa Disney
- Gardenia
- (voice)
Jess Harnell
- Wagif
- (voice)
Nick Jameson
- Peter
- (voice)
- (as Nick Jamison)
Maurice LaMarche
- Mogorb
- (voice)
Brianne Brozey
- Ethan
- (voice)
- (as Brianne Siddall)
Cynthia Songé
- Sheigra
- (voice)
Kath Soucie
- Natalie
- (voice)
Sylvie Boyer
- Singer
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Roger Freeland
- Singer
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Margie Nelson
- Singer
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
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A very nice version of the story, but...
I have written an adaptation of this book and directed it three times for my theater group, and while this is a very nice version, it strays from the original story a little too much. For example, Queen Zurline, who is one of Claus' guardians is completely left out of the story, and there a characters such as Wisk, who are not part of the book. The animation is fine, and they really captured Blinkie, whom I made into a more important and vocal character. The thing I think disappoints me is that Baum's language is so beautiful and it's not part of this version.
By the way, my play is available for production, so please contact me if you would be interested in a production. It can be done as a full production, with a large cast, or with about 7 or 8 actors as a Reader's Theater. Both versions were successful, and it's a pleasant alternative to A Christmas Carol.
By the way, my play is available for production, so please contact me if you would be interested in a production. It can be done as a full production, with a large cast, or with about 7 or 8 actors as a Reader's Theater. Both versions were successful, and it's a pleasant alternative to A Christmas Carol.
10mabergin
A wonderful Christmas movie for all ages
In today's market where the flashiest commercials are used to optimize profits at Christmas time, this movie takes us back to the early days of Santa Claus, St. Nicholas. It's a relief to see the joy of giving. Although L. Frank Baum is known, justifiably, for his other classic, his style shines through in this movie, inspired by Baum's book. Clearly, Nicholas is the main character. But his mother, his carvings, which became the first toy gifts to children, the lion, the fairies, especially Winky add substantially to the plot. The youngest child will enjoy this movie. However, don't think it's just for young child. Our teenage children also like the playfulness and innocence that shine through in a good versus evil plot within the movie.
A very strange way to take on the story of St Nick
This film has a very great and unique way of takin on Santa Claus.Animation is decent enough.The story is where this movie shines.It has a good mix of fantasy and holiday film.if you are a fan of fantasy you will like this film.
Inspirational and fun
I thought the movie was a very inspirational movie. It showed and taught kids that when you give you receive. I'm sure some adults who watched the movie with there kids perhaps thought it was a very good movie as well. Every year I watch the movie with my family, and we always enjoy it very much.I definitely recommend this movie for kids of all ages. I loved it very much and as I said I watch it every year with my family its almost like a tradition. So if anyone is in need of a Santa Clause movie I hope they will have a chance of getting to watch this movie. Because they will enjoy it very much. So I assure you to watch the movie.For it will be something good to remember!!!
An enjoyable fantasy with real Christmas spirit
I caught this film on Sky Premier and was glad I did. The characters were appealing, especially Nicholas, Blinky and Whist. The Argawal were good villains. The story was filled with the joy of giving and caring for others which is what Christmas is all about. The songs were pleasant to listen to and the ending was touching. 7/10
Did you know
- TriviaL. Frank Baum's fairylands were meant to give America a mythology. Though based on European archetypes, their characters are very American in their thoughts and mannerisms. By contrast, this version has more British accents (mostly Scottish) than American, and the soundtrack is based on Celtic folk music.
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