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The Search for Santa Paws (Video 2010)Magic dogs and an elf team up with two children to rescue Santa who has lost his memory. Director:Robert Vince |
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Cast
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| Reese Alexander | ... | ||
| Diedrich Bader | ... |
Comet
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Sahar Biniaz | ... | |
| Danny Woodburn | ... | ||
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Jan Bos | ... |
Newscaster
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| Ameko Eks Mass Carroll | ... | ||
| Melody B. Choi | ... |
Mary
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| Dawn Chubai | ... | ||
| Jason Connery | ... |
Haggis
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| Bill Cobbs | ... | ||
| Chris Coppola | ... | ||
| Michelle Creber | ... | ||
| Patrika Darbo | ... | ||
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Michael Deyermond | ... |
Dancer
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| John Ducey | ... | ||
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Magic dogs and an elf team up with two children to rescue Santa who has lost his memory.
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 November 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
En busca de Santa Can See more »Company Credits
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Walt Disney Home Entertainment, Keystone Entertainment, Key Pix Productions See more »
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Music and Lyrics by Brahm Wenger and John M. Rosenberg (as John Rosenberg)
Arranged by Gregory Prechel
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At the end when Mr Stewart walks away from the toy store you can see he has difficulty walking, but in the wide shot of the street he is walking like a young man, not bothered by the snow at all. See more »Soundtracks
"I Do Believe In Christmas"Music and Lyrics by Brahm Wenger and John M. Rosenberg (as John Rosenberg)
Arranged by Gregory Prechel
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I was expecting a family movie. Instead, it was an unnecessarily evil and depressing disaster. Families beware... this movie is awful. The story line includes young orphans frequently referencing their dead parents ("they didn't make it"), a homeless man who robs Santa of the "magic crystal" that gives him his life and who at the end of the movie is never held to account, an evil, mean-spirited caretaker of an orphanage (who remains mean throughout the movie), scenes of dolls and stuffed animals incinerated at the hands of the evil headmistress, and last but not least, Santa clause on his death bed, being watched over by the "head elf" who at one point answers a young girl's question, "is he going to make it" with a grim shake of his head.