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Renfroe's White Christmas (1997)
A little boy growing up on a farm in rural Louisiana in the 1930s wishes for a White Christmas and must do a selfless act in the spirit of giving in order to get his wish.
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A little boy growing up on a farm in rural Louisiana in the 1930s wishes for a White Christmas and must do a selfless act in the spirit of giving in order to get his wish.
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In Theaters:12/25/1997
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Jim McCullough Productions
Cast
Charles B. Pierce
Director
Nicholas Todd
Renfroe Madison
Daniel Glover
D.J. Madison
Aaron Bohl
Nutty
Susan Vanderkuy
Mrs. Madison
Nicole Massey
Clarrie Clayton
Kitty Lutke
Mrs. Clayton
Phillip Watton
School Bully
Mary Lassiter
Girl Violin Player
Baily Briggs
Clara Mae Madison
Bernard Bolton
Mr. Madison
Kendra Godfrey
Nathan's Sister
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