An animated musical that explains how a toymaker named Nicholas Claus (voice of Edward Asner) started the tradition of delivering a toy to every child on Christmas. Other voices: Betty White (Mrs. Claus); Tim Curry (Nostros); Miko Hughes (Clement).
Toby Bluth
Director
Ed Asner
Santa Claus (voice)
Jim Cummings
Mr. Minch (voice)
Tim Curry
Nostros, the eldest elf (voice)
Miko Hughes
Clement (voice)
Betty White
Gretchen Claus (voice)
Kathryn Zaremba
Aurora (voice)
Gregg Berger
Additional Voices
Victoria Carroll
Additional Voices
Paul Eiding
Additional Voices
Kipp Lennon
Additional Voices
Marie Maxwell
Additional Voices
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