Santa Who?

2000

Santa Who? (2000)

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Average Rating: 2.5/5

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Movie Info

Containing much of the same spirit that permeated Tim Allen's The Santa Clause, Santa Who? tells the story of Zack (Max Morrow), a young boy who helps Santa (Leslie Nielsen) figure out who he is after an attack of amnesia caused by a fall from his sled. Tommy Davidson, Steven Eckholdt, and Robyn Lively all play their parts in helping young Zack save Christmas for children everywhere.

Rating:

PG
Genre:

Comedy, Kids & Family, Television
Directed By:

William Dear
Written By:

Debra Frank, Steven L. Hayes
In Theaters:

Nov 19, 2000 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Nov 6, 2001
Runtime:

88 minutes
Studio:

Hearst Entertainment & Syndication

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Cast

Leslie Nielsen
as Santa Claus

Steven Eckholdt
as Peter Albright

Tommy Davidson
as Max

Steve Eckholdt

Robyn Lively
as Claire

Max Morrow
as Zack

R.D. Reid
as Grady

Karen LeBlanc
as Lenny

Darren Frost
as Rupert the Elf

Stewart Arnott
as Lusby

Ted Atherton
as George

Carol Lempert
as Ellen

Roger Clown
as Ray

Elizabeth Brown
as Nancy

Laura DeCarteret
as Sister Greta

Richard Fitzpatrick
as Detective Lohenry

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Audience Reviews for Santa Who?

Just an awful movie. Don't waste your time watching it.

Red Lats

Super Reviewer

HAHAHA! This is a movie? I didn't know! whatever it is it was pretty funny!

KJ Proulx

Super Reviewer

Many people claim this film can destroy Christmas. Although nothing is that bad, I can see where they are coming from. You'd expect a little bit of comedy from a film with Leslie Nielson about Santa losing his memory. Either I was completely oblivious to the humour, or the film was playing it straight. There's no real entertainment to be had, no fun in sight. It's cheap, and uneventful.