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Off Season (2001)After the death of his parents, 10-year-old, Jackson Mayhew (Culkin), moves in with his Aunt. But when he befriends an elderly man (Cronyn), he begins to suspect that the old man is actually Santa Claus. Director:Bruce DavisonWriter:Glenn Gers |
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Title: Off Season (TV 2001)
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| Sherilyn Fenn | ... | ||
| Hume Cronyn | ... | ||
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Tom McBeath | ... | |
| Stephen E. Miller | ... | ||
| Adam Arkin | ... | ||
| Rory Culkin | ... | ||
| Karin Konoval | ... | ||
| Lisa Pelikan | ... | ||
| Philip Granger | ... | ||
| Judy Norton | ... | ||
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Michaela Slinger | ... | |
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After the death of his parents, 10-year-old, Jackson Mayhew (Culkin), moves in with his Aunt. But when he befriends an elderly man (Cronyn), he begins to suspect that the old man is actually Santa Claus.
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16 December 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Las vacaciones de Santa Claus See more »Company Credits
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Jackson Mayhew: He's lying!
Patty Winslow: I was thinking more along the lines of 'I'm sorry'!
Jackson Mayhew: [to Richard Frangello] "I'm sorry you're lying!"
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Patty Winslow: What do you say?Jackson Mayhew: He's lying!
Patty Winslow: I was thinking more along the lines of 'I'm sorry'!
Jackson Mayhew: [to Richard Frangello] "I'm sorry you're lying!"
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Beautifully written balancing act. If you value words as much as you do effective visuals (cute kids, rumpled geezers, Sherilyn Fenn's loopy charms) you might enjoy this one as much as I did. And while it's not going to do anything to diminish a 10 year old's vision of Christmas, the film does a nice little roller-coaster number; keeping a tight grip and always staying on track to that wispy, fine line between Fantasy and Real Life. (Right through to the last fade out before the credits.)