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Christmas Every Day (1986)
When little Lucy wishes it were Christmas every day, "forever and ever", her dad tells the cautionary tale of her grandmother Tilly, who, as a little girl, made the very same wish, and the dire consequences that occurred after her wish was granted.
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When little Lucy wishes it were Christmas every day, "forever and ever", her dad tells the cautionary tale of her grandmother Tilly, who, as a little girl, made the very same wish, and the dire consequences that occurred after her wish was granted.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Ed Newmann, Dick Orkin, Marla Frumkin
In Theaters:12/1/1986
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:CBS Studios, Orkin-Flaum Productions
Cast
Ed Newmann, Monica Kendall
Director
Stacey Michaels
Tilly / Cissy (voice)
Brian Cummings
Ned / Butcher / Policeman (voice)
Miriam Flynn
Helen / Franny / Will (voice)
Edie McClurg
The Christmas Fairy (voice)
Marla Frumkin
Gracey / Lucy (voice)
Dick Orkin
Papa (voice)
Nancy Cartwright
Little Girl (voice) (uncredited)
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