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All I Want Is Christmas
(2011)
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Title: All I Want Is Christmas (2011)
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Sam Finkelstein
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| David DeLuise | ... |
Max Finkelstein
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| Elijah Nelson | ... | ||
| Justin Howell | ... |
Mikey Amato
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Cynthia Geary | ... |
Libby Wilson
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| Angela DiMarco | ... |
Rosie Finkelstein
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Shaye Hodgins | ... |
Clare
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Julianne Christie | ... |
Jennifer Cameo
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| Jenna Levin | ... |
Jessica Wilson
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Meg Savlov | ... |
Ruth Finkelstein
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| Tony Doupe | ... |
Walt Wilson
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| Jack Fleischmann | ... |
Kyle
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| Lance Rosen | ... |
Sol
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Ashton Herrild | ... |
Jack The Jerk
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Tracy Hyland | ... |
Julie
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Ira J. Finkelstein is obsessed with Christmas. He's seen every Christmas movie ever made and his dreams are filled with reindeer, sleigh rides and SNOW. The problem? Ira's Jewish - and at 11 years old, Christmas is passing him by. When Ira's hopes for a holiday vacation in Aspen are dashed, he hatches a plan to finally get the Christmas of his dreams. Flying unaccompanied to visit his grandparents in Florida, he swaps tickets with Mikey, another 11-year-old on his way to Christmastown, WA . Ira gets more than he bargained for when he experiences his first "White Christmas". Written by Anonymous
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
30 November 2013 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$750,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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A strong cast and delightful plot line drive this family Christmas story with a Hanukkah twist (or is it a Hanukkah story with a Christmas twist?).
The young leads--Ira and Mikey, played by Elijah Nelson and Justin Howell--charmed their way through their scenes, and their interaction with the adults--especially Mikey and his grandfather, played by Elliott Gould, showed wonderful chemistry.
But the show stealer was Jennifer Cameo--a washed up (dare I say 'touched'?) middle-aged actress played by Julianne Christie. From the opening scene, the film's comedic element was driven by her, setting a lighthearted and slightly off subplot to the movie.
This was a movie for the whole family, and a delightful holiday treat.