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Billy and Mandy Save Christmas (2005)
Santa has been turned into a vampire, and only Billy and Mandy can turn him back and save Christmas.
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Santa has been turned into a vampire, and only Billy and Mandy can turn him back and save Christmas.
Rating:
Genre:Animation, TV Movie, Family, Fantasy, Action, Adventure, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Nina G. Bargiel, Jeremy J. Bargiel, Maxwell Atoms
In Theaters:12/2/2005
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Network Studios
Cast
Shaun Cashman, Russell Calabrese, Juli Murphy, Robert Hughes, Sue Perrotto
Director
Greg Eagles
Grim / Sperg (voice)
Richard Steven Horvitz
Billy (voice) (as Richard Horvitz)
Grey DeLisle
Mandy / Doll (voice)
Malcolm McDowell
Baron Von Ghoulish (voice)
Gilbert Gottfried
Santa Claus (voice)
Carol Kane
Mrs. Claus (voice)
Armin Shimerman
General Skarr (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
Dad #2 / Man in Cave / Snow Monster / Bat Kid (voice)
Amber Hood
Cassie / Elf (voice)
Richard McGonagle
Male Parent / Man / Father Time (voice)
B.J. Ward
Female Parent / Mother Earth / Kid #2 (voice)
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