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A Very Special Christmas Show (2023)
A Very Special Christmas Show is a holiday anthology film that delivers never before seen stories of the season. From distraught elves to snowstorm stranded celebrations, this holiday special gives the Christmas spirit wrapped in a bundle of laughs.
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A Very Special Christmas Show is a holiday anthology film that delivers never before seen stories of the season. From distraught elves to snowstorm stranded celebrations, this holiday special gives the Christmas spirit wrapped in a bundle of laughs.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nigel Butler
In Theaters:12/1/2023
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Butler Media Productions LLC
Cast
Nigel Butler
Director
Nigel Butler
Himself / Paul / Therapist / Ricky Vance / Nick Sutton
Carl Wager
Jacob Ferguson
Bryan Da Silva
Ebenezer Scrooge
Melissa Lee Fulmer
Della
Peyton Real
Thin Santa Claus
John Applegate
Benny the Elf
Gunnar Dalton
Gordon
Kelly Dinsmore
May Fitch
Joseph Vassallo
Alex
Matthew Easley
Zach Nabors
John Butler
Stan Bearle
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