It's about Christmas spirit and a elf named Buddy. It's really funny.

It's also about how a human baby (Buddy) lands on Santa's doorstep and he grows up in the North Pole when he's older he goes to search 4 his dad.

All except one boy named Bill are nameless in the story line. the conductor, hobo, various RR men function anonymously. Surely people who have never seen each other would converse during a lengthy train trip and they would ask each other"s names, interests, etc. This does not transpire in the film . Also, nobody gets suspicious like the captive ( abducted on a UFO) scientist character in This Island Earth. The abduction angle is a sort of sordid touch.

Movies that feature Santa Clause are holiday traditions for families and children. There are over three hundred movies that feature this mythic man. Every company in the movie industry has made some form of Christmas movie featuring this jolly man.

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"Santa Claus" (1985)

The Grinch wasn't missing anything. he was just grumpy. According to the Dr. Seuss story, he didn't like Christmas because his heart was 'two sizes too small'. Once he realized that the holiday didn't really 'come from a store' his heart supposedly grew larger, causing him to change his ways.

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"Gone With the Wind."

The Heat Miser is a character in the 1974 Christmas Special " The Year Without a Santa Claus". He was voiced by Dick Shawn. It usually airs on ABC Family each Christmas season.

a bunny costume

I don't think you can purchase it. I've been looking everywhere for it and the best thing I can find is the play.

I believe it was located on 34th Street in New York merely due to the title of the movie...

While it's usually very snowy where they filmed Ralphie's house, the year of filming was bone dry. They had to bring in snow-making equipment and create the scene.

The kitchen sink has a cabinet under it in some scenes and not in others.

Some of the toys in the Higbee's window are of 1980's vintage.

In one of the classroom scenes, there is supposedly a Duke's of Hazzard digital watch visible on a child's wrist.

Tiny Tim was played by Anthony Walters. As of December 2009, he has four other acting credits:

"Shining Through" (1992)

"The Big Fish" (1992)

"Black Beauty" (1994)

"The Glass Virgin" (1995) - television episode.

Glug Glug, Maria Montez Died in l95l, in the Bathtub in Paris, of all places. there was some grim humor as her last film completed was entitled the Siren of Atlantis! Glug glug indeed, Gabriella Montez was probably not even born back in l95l as she is a young actress. One wonders if the Spanish navy ever came out with a deep-diving submarine- called a Bathyscaphe by the way named in honor of Senorita Montez. Take her Down!! Flood l, 3, 5 sand 7 or the equivalent in Spanish!

Parker.

He lied about how he 'broke' his glasses since it was , ironically , from a ricochet from the BB gun .

Henry Winkler plays a retired cop who's spending the holiday with his single-mom niece and her son. He meets a free-wheeling jack-of-all-trades in the airport and invites him along. They deal with a burglar, finding the most popular toy of the year for the nephew, the neighborhood decorating contest, and the neice's stuffy boyfriend ... and all before the big Christmas dinner.

In no particular order:

"It's a Wonderful Life" (1946). Stars James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore.

"A Christmas Carol" (1938). Stars Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart.

"The Homecoming: A Christmas Story" (1971). Stars Patricia Neal, Richard Thomas, Edgar Bergen.

"On the 2nd Day of Christmas" (1997). Stars Mary Stuart Masterson, Mark Ruffalo.

"A Christmas Story" (1983). Stars Peter Billingsley, Melinda Dillon, Darren McGavin.

"Scrooge" (1951). Stars Alastair Sim, Jack Warner.

"Miracle on 34th Street" (1947). Stars Maureen O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn, Natalie Wood.

"Elf" (2003). Stars Will Ferrell, Zooey Deschanel, James Caan, Bob Newhart, Ed Asner, Mary Steenburgen.

"White Christmas" (1954). Stars Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney.

"Holiday Affair" (1949). Stars Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh, Wendell Corey.

None - Many have been made each called other SCrooge or A Christmas Carol. Its editorial licence - They are all based on the book

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It's about a bishop who's trying to get a new church built. He's lost sight of the reason he became a minister in the first place, so God sends Dudley, an angel, to help him out. Dudley helps everyone ... only not in the way they expected to be helped. In the end, Henry regains his belief and becomes the person he was before he got so caught up with raising money.