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Laura Carrot's Christmas stocking might be empty this year because her dad is in danger of losing his job. While Larry thinks a letter to the North Pole should fix the problem, Bob knows what will really help… and tells the story of a little boy named Nicholas who made a discovery in Bethlehem that changed Christmas forever. But what did Nick learn and how can it possibly help Laura and her family? Find out as the Veggies discover the true joy of giving to others – at Christmas time and throughout the year!
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Laura Carrot's Christmas stocking might be empty this year because her dad is in danger of losing his job. While Larry thinks a letter to the North Pole should fix the problem, Bob knows what will really help… and tells the story of a little boy named Nicholas who made a discovery in Bethlehem that changed Christmas forever. But what did Nick learn and how can it possibly help Laura and her family? Find out as the Veggies discover the true joy of giving to others – at Christmas time and throughout the year!
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Robert G. Lee, Phil Vischer, Mike Nawrocki
In Theaters:10/6/2009
Box Office:
Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Big Idea Productions, Huhu Studios
Cast
Brian K. Roberts
Director
Phil Vischer
Bob the Tomato / Jimmy Gourd / Percy Pea / Octavious (Mr. Lunt) / Captain (Pa Grape) / Pastor (George) (voice)
Mike Nawrocki
Larry the Cucumber / Dad Carrot / Jean Claude Pea (voice)
Gigi Abraham
Nicholas (voice)
Lisa Vischer
Junior Asparagus (voice)
Alan Lee
Gustav / Epiphanus (voice)
Cydney Trent
Sister Claire (Petunia Rhubarb) (voice)
Megan Murphy
Laura Carrot (voice)
Keri Pisapia
Tona (voice)
Kurt Heinecke
Little Drummer Boy (voice)
J. Chris Wall
Poor Father (voice)
Brian K. Roberts
Extras (voice)
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