Based on the fifteenth best-selling children's book of all time, The Littlest Angel tells the story of a young boy who arrives in heaven before his time. Home-sick and lonely, he will travel back to earth, with his friendly pup Halo, to retrieve a most selfless and precious gift for The Baby Jesus. Experience the love, laughter and magic of one of the most popular children's stories of all time. From the classic book by Charles Tazewell comes the CGI animated film, The Littlest Angel.
Dave Kim
Director
Ed Kelly
Halo / Alban / Logan / Mr. Creepdeep / Strongman (voice)
Nina Kircher
Mrs. Creepedeep
Clarity Patton
Angel Eve
Ron Perlman
God
Caleb Wolfe
Littlest Angel
Rusty Broughton
Doo Wop Angel (voice)
Luke Capizzo
Doo Wop Angel (voice)
Colin Clare
Doo Wop Angel (voice)
Kyle Harwood
Doo Wop Angel (voice)
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