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Santa Claus: The Movie | DVD | 1985 | Single Disc | Dudley Moore, David Huddleston & John Lithgow | New & Sealed
Santa Claus: The Movie | DVD | 1985 | Single Disc | Dudley Moore, David Huddleston & John Lithgow | New & Sealed
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Discover how a kindly woodcutter becomes Father Christmas in Santa Claus: The Movie, the 1985 festive fantasy directed by Jeannot Szwarc. David Huddleston plays Claus, whose journey to the North Pole introduces him to a world of elves, flying reindeer and a workshop dedicated to bringing Christmas joy to children around the world.
But the magic faces a different kind of challenge when eager elf Patch, played by Dudley Moore, leaves for modern-day New York. There he falls under the influence of a greedy toy manufacturer, played by John Lithgow, whose ambitions threaten the spirit of Christmas. With Burgess Meredith and John Barrard among the cast, the film moves from Santa’s origins to a comic adventure about generosity and misplaced trust.
Key Features
- Santa’s origin story: follow Claus from humble woodcutter to Father Christmas.
- Dudley Moore as Patch: an inventive elf drawn into trouble in New York.
- Festive fantasy adventure: North Pole magic meets a toy manufacturer’s commercial ambitions.
- Single-disc DVD: PAL edition with English language and a listed widescreen presentation.
- Condition: new and sealed.
Product Details
- Title: Santa Claus: The Movie
- Film year: 1985
- Format: DVD, PAL
- Number of discs: 1
- Director: Jeannot Szwarc
- Cast: Dudley Moore, David Huddleston, John Lithgow, Burgess Meredith and John Barrard
- Writer: David Newman
- Producers: Ilya Salkind and Pierre Spengler
- Certificate: U, suitable for all
- Listed DVD running time: 103 minutes
- Listed picture format: 16:9, 2.35:1
- Language: English
- Listed label: Cinema Club
- EAN: 5055201809094
- Condition: New & Sealed
A nostalgic choice for a family Christmas film night, combining the wonder of Santa’s workshop with Patch’s misadventures and a reminder that generosity matters more than the business of selling toys.
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