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When Santa's sleigh gets stuck in Florida, he tells a group of kids the story of Thumbelina.When Santa's sleigh gets stuck in Florida, he tells a group of kids the story of Thumbelina.When Santa's sleigh gets stuck in Florida, he tells a group of kids the story of Thumbelina.
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Jay Ripley
- Santa Claus
- (as Jay Clark)
Shay Garner
- Thumbelina
- (archive footage)
Pat Morrell
- Mrs. Mole
- (archive footage)
Bob O'Connell
- Mr. Digger
- (archive footage)
Ruth McMahon
- Mother
- (archive footage)
Heather Grinter
- Witch
- (archive footage)
Sue Cable
- Flower Girl
- (archive footage)
Mike Yuenger
- Flower Prince
- (archive footage)
Ann-Elizabeth
- Blonde Girl
- (uncredited)
Dorothy Brown Green
- Narrator
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Charlie
- Fighting Kid
- (uncredited)
David
- Fighting Kid
- (uncredited)
Kathy
- Skateboard Girl
- (uncredited)
Mike
- Skateboard Donkey Boy
- (uncredited)
Kim Nicholas
- Donkey Girl
- (uncredited)
- …
Robin
- Rebel's Owner
- (uncredited)
Sandy
- Boy Jumping Off Roof
- (uncredited)
- Directors
- Richard Winer
- Barry Mahon(segment Thumbelina)
- Writers
- Hans Christian Andersen
- Richard Winer(uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaThis is the last movie filmed at Pirate's World, which closed in 1975.
- GoofsThe Ice Cream Bunny has nothing to do with ice cream.
- Quotes
Santa Claus: I think I'd better put my coat on, very quickly. Can't let anybody see Santa Claus without his coat. Just put this belt on, quickly as you can, and, uh, see what's going on.
- Crazy creditsTwo sets of opening credits and end tags are used in the movie (one for the Santa portion and one for the fairytale portion).
- Alternate versionsThe VHS release from United Home Video, and the "Rifftrax" edition DVD from Legend Films, feature Thumbelina (1970). When the "Rifftrax Live!" version was shown in theaters on December 3, 2015, it featured Jack and the Beanstalk (1970).
- ConnectionsEdited from Thumbelina (1970)
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Oy.
I had heard a lot about this movie before. I heard more about this movie than anyone deserves to hear. Still, I had no idea what I was in for when I finally got to see Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny. (Sitting here, I realize it's hard to articulate my true reaction to this movie). Obviously, from the comments above, it's an awful movie. Yet it has a strange draw. Like a really, really bad car accident, you can't quite turn away. And just when you think it can't get any worse, the Ice Cream Bunny actually reaches up to hold the head of his costume on while nodding vigorously at Santa's ramblings. Sad thing is, that's just a SMALL problem with this movie. My friend loves this movie. He actually recites the lines along with Santa and the gang. When I first left my initial viewing, I thought about calling the cops on him...but the more I think about it, there is a strange appeal to SICB. If you have any appreciation of the absurd and surreal then you really must see this movie. (Assuming you head doesn't explode during one of the musical numbers.)
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- amoretto
- Sep 13, 2002
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- Runtime1 hour 36 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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By what name was Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny (1972) officially released in India in English?
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