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Up on the Housetop
Overview
Curtis Calhoun just isn't in the mood for Christmas and wishes it would all go away. It appears he gets his wish, at least until he finds a strange little man in a red suit stuck in his chimney on Christmas Eve. Is it a cat burglar in disguise, or is it really Santa Claus with a very special Christmas gift for the discouraged Curtis Calhoun?
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Cast
G. Brian Reynolds
Curtis Calhoun / David / Dad / Santa Claus (voice)
Russ Harris
Gash / Elf (voice)
Rachel Rutledge
Mrs. Whimbly (voice)
Michael N. Ruggiero
Mr. Peterson (voice)
Natalie Bridegroom Harris
News Reporter / Cookiewoman (voice)
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