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Randy Suhr

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Michael Lange

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John Waldo

Tim Holland

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Patty Willett

Robert J. Carlyle

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Claire Sanfilippo

Patricia Klawonn

Troy Borisy

George Kohut

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Richard Fernandez

John Berger

Hugh Waddell

Tony Eckert

Michele Ziegler

Rich Moskal

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Jamie Sue Weiss

Robert Jackson

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Christine A. Johnston

Trudy Ramirez

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Fernando M. Briones

David Conoghan

Armand Paoletti

Barbara McBane

Kevin J. Maxwell

Peter Donogue

John D. Milinac

Fred C. Vitale

Clare C. Freeman

Scott Guitteau

Ken Cabrera

Tom Barwick

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Patricia Carlin

James Hogan

Gary Burritt

Dennis McNeill

Ewa Sztompke

Dennie Thorpe

Allen E. Taylor

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Miracle on 34th Street

20th Century Fox

Hughes Entertainment

United States of America

English

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I'm not sure that this really needed reimagining, but Sir Richard Attenborough was probably the best man at giving it a go when it was remade. He is "Kris Kringle", recruited by a struggling toy store to take part in their Christmas parade when their regular fella hits the bottle once too often. He goes down a treat and is soon in their store chatting to all the children. He has an honest streak - he tells the parents where they can shop more cheaply and that's risky for his job! His bosses see a marketing opportunity in his altruism though, and the store's profits soar. He isn't popular with everyone, however, and after a street altercation with his walking stick a his predecessor's head, he finds himself in court. He isn't charged with assault: they are trying to certify him for claiming to be - well, whom he cannot possibly be. Or can he? It's a wee bit long, this, but Sir Richard enters into the spirit of things enthusiastically. Though his accent isn't as reliable as it might be, he brings a certain mischief to the role. He is well supported by the increasingly incredulous prosecutor "Collins" (JT Walsh) and by Robert Prosky in the judge's chair. It's a pleasing story, well told, with some gentle humour that takes a swipe at the bah-humbug society that has long since forgotten what Christmas really ought to be about. It hasn't the charm of the 1947 version, but it's still enjoyable enough to watch at this time of year.

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