When a friendly cabbie tells two young sisters the story of a boy named Leo who moved to Manhattan with his family, a magical adventure begins. While adjusting to the big city and enjoying the days leading up to Christmas, Leo accidentally loses his dog Ramona in Central Park. Leo is devastated by his loss until a magical creature named Little Spirit appears.
Leopoldo Gout, Susan Holden
Director
Danny DeVito
Cab Driver / Narrator (voice)
Lucy Liu
Leo's Mother (voice)
Freddy Rodríguez
Leo's Father (voice)
Brenda Song
Big Sister (voice)
Fred Newman
Little Spirit / Ramona / Squirrel / Pigeon (voice)
Rachel Schier
Dylan (voice)
Brian Williams
Rock Granite (voice)
Michael Hall D'Addario
Leo (voice)
Sally Winters
Girls' Mom / Knitting Lady (voice)
Todd Cummings
Narrator - Dead Fish (voice)
Danny Tamberelli
Snowball Fight Kid / Older Brother / Policeman (voice)
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This year, in light of the pandemic and the inability to gather with our loved ones, a few of our staff members reviewed their favorite holiday films with the hope of recreating some of the sentimentality that reminds us of home.