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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie (1998)When Rudolph is born with a red nose he is bullied through out his younger years, but when Stormella closes her bridge of to the public and threaten to put Santa out of business for good ... See full summary » Director:William R. Kowalchuk Jr. |
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Eric Pospisil | ... |
Young Rudolph
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Kathleen Barr | ... |
Older Rudolph /
Twinkle the Sprite
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| John Goodman | ... |
Santa Claus
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| Whoopi Goldberg | ... |
Stormella - The Evil Ice Queen
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Mrs. Claus /
Mitzi - Rudolph's Mother /
Mrs. Prancer - School Teacher
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Leonard the Polar Bear
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Slyly the Fox
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| Richard Simmons | ... |
Boone
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Alec Willows | ... |
Doggle /
Prancer
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| Lee Tockar | ... |
Ridley - Stormella's Butler /
Milo the Elf /
Vixen
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| Garry Chalk | ... |
Blitzen - Rudolph's Father
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Christopher Gray | ... |
Young Arrow
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Vanessa Morley | ... |
Young Zoey
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| Myriam Sirois | ... |
Older Zoey /
Glitter the Sprite /
Schoolroom Doe #1
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Elizabeth Carol Savenkoff | ... |
Zoey's Mother /
Aurora the Sprite /
Elf Crowd Member #3
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When Rudolph is born with a red nose he is bullied through out his younger years, but when Stormella closes her bridge of to the public and threaten to put Santa out of business for good this starts a chain of events that brings Rudolph from zero to hero don't miss it Written by Luke Bonjers
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
16 October 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Rudolf czerwononosy Renifer See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$56,567 (USA) (16 October 1998)Gross:
$113,484 (USA) (30 October 1998)Company Credits
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[partcially waking]
Stormella, The Evil Ice Queen: what are doing?
Slyly the Fox: stealing the keys to the dungeon, now go back to sleep
Stormella, The Evil Ice Queen: oh okay,
[falls back to sleep]
Stormella, The Evil Ice Queen: toodles
Slyly the Fox: [dumbfounded] wanndaya know this truth thing really does work!
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Performed by Wings
Music and Lyrics by Paul McCartney (as McCartney)
©1977 MPL Communications, Inc.
(P)1977 MPL Communications, Ltd.
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Scott McNeil originally recorded tracks for Slyly and Bernard before being replaced by Eric Idle and Bob Newhart See more »Goofs
Some of the speech was out of sync with the visual. See more »Quotes
Stormella, The Evil Ice Queen: [slyly is trying to steal keys from a sleeping stormella][partcially waking]
Stormella, The Evil Ice Queen: what are doing?
Slyly the Fox: stealing the keys to the dungeon, now go back to sleep
Stormella, The Evil Ice Queen: oh okay,
[falls back to sleep]
Stormella, The Evil Ice Queen: toodles
Slyly the Fox: [dumbfounded] wanndaya know this truth thing really does work!
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Soundtracks
"Wonderful Christmastime"Performed by Wings
Music and Lyrics by Paul McCartney (as McCartney)
©1977 MPL Communications, Inc.
(P)1977 MPL Communications, Ltd.
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I absolutely adored this movie when I was younger, and I hate it when people compare it to 'superior' '64 version with puppets. What's so wrong with a fresh new remake anyway. Did the world suddenly stop back in 1964?
The story, like all Goodtimes films, is short, sweet and simple, and should please most children, although some little 'uns might find a few scenes scary. The animation is very fluent for a Goodtimes film, and there are some wonderful sequences with the Northern Lights and snowstorms. The songs are fun and catchy, and they are never there just for the sake of having a song. The songs help emphasise on what Rudolph or any other character is feeling right now.
I loved this movie so much when I was a kid, I wouldn't just watch it at Christmas. It was an enjoyable romp at any time of the year (look, I'm reviewing this in June!)
There's no bad language, no extreme violence, but just a sweet simple story with a strong moral that kids will love. And some open-minded adults will like this too.