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Santa / Scott Calvin

Tim Allen

Mrs. Claus / Carol

Elizabeth Mitchell

Charlie Calvin

Eric Lloyd

Neil Miller

Judge Reinhold

Laura Miller

Wendy Crewson

Curtis

Spencer Breslin

Lucy Miller

Liliana Mumy

Jack Frost

Martin Short

Sylvia Newman

Ann-Margret

Bud Newman

Alan Arkin

Trish

Abigail Breslin

Tooth Fairy

Art LaFleur

Mother Nature

Aisha Tyler

Cupid

Kevin Pollak

Easter Bunny

Jay Thomas

Sandman

Michael Dorn

Father Time

Peter Boyle

Elf #1

Sammi Hanratty

Elf #2

Ridge Canipe

Elf #3

Kate Emerick

Cocoa

Madeline Carroll

Dr. Hismus

Charlie Stewart

Engineer Elf #1

Alec Plotkin

Worker Elf #1

Chantel Valdivieso

Carpenter Elf

Zach Mills

Engineer Elf #2

Eric Plotkin

Security Guard

Tom Hornof

Rory

John Ross Bowie

Masonry Elf

Tim Dougherty

Worker Elf #2

Darian Bryant

Traffic Cop #1

Cameron Monaghan

Traffic Cop #2

Ryan Heinke

Baker Elf

Elizabeth Small

Elf #4

Andrew Vo

Fireman Elf

Tony Bustamante

Elfette Dancer

Brittany Bhagia

Elfette Dancer

Emily Blair

Elfette Dancer

Alana Brady

Elfette Dancer

Jordan Felix

Elfette Dancer

Kristen Fukuto

Elfette Dancer

Eshe Imani Gibbs

Elfette Dancer

Alexis House-Gonsalves

Elfette Dancer

Alexandria Kessinger

Elfette Dancer

Caitlin Moravek

Elfette Dancer

Kindra Reyling

Elfette Dancer

Brittney Rippeon

Elfette Dancer

Courtney Soren

Tourist #1 (uncredited)

Andrea Sweeney-Blanco

Classroom Elf (uncredited)

Olivia Eve Everhard

Workshop Elf (uncredited)

Samantha Ashley Feld

Baker Elf (uncredited)

Andrew John Ferguson

Elf (uncredited)

Arika Gluck

Workshop Elf (uncredited)

Zachary Gray

Canadian Elf (uncredited)

Tabitha Grayston

Parent (uncredited)

Christopher Haskell

Young Father (uncredited)

Julio Leal

Additional Voices (voice) (uncredited)

Taylor Masamitsu

Elf (uncredited)

Grant Measures

North Pole Mom (uncredited)

Deborah Ouellette

Baker Elf (uncredited)

Lilly Petruzzi

(voice) (uncredited)

Enn Reitel

Wrapping Elf (uncredited)

Cameron Scher

Additional Extra (uncredited)

Ariana Serrano

Tourist (uncredited)

Kara R. Stribling

Trailer (uncredited)

Adam Thompson

Classroom Elf (uncredited)

Chase Wilmot

Writer

Ed Decter

Writer

John J. Strauss

Hairstylist

Toni-Ann Walker

Original Music Composer

George S. Clinton

Supervising Art Director

Charlie Daboub

Director of Photography

Robbie Greenberg

Editor

David Finfer

Producer

Jeffrey Silver

Producer

Robert F. Newmyer

Key Hair Stylist

Robert L. Stevenson

Casting

Joanna Colbert

Production Design

Richard Holland

Director

Michael Lembeck

Characters

Steve Rudnick

Producer

Brian Reilly

Executive Producer

James Miller

Executive Producer

William W. Wilson III

Characters

Leo Benvenuti

First Assistant Director

Bruce Franklin

Key Makeup Artist

Allan A. Apone

Special Effects Technician

Chris Bailey

Stunt Coordinator

Tim Trella

Art Direction

Greg Berry

Set Decoration

Don Diers

Unit Production Manager

Sara E. White

Makeup Department Head

Barry R. Koper

Costume Design

Ingrid Ferrin

Visual Effects Supervisor

David Lingenfelser

Hair Department Head

Michael Moore

Set Designer

Gene Darnell

Digital Producer

Kevin Globerman

Foley Mixer

James Ashwill

Boom Operator

Lawrence L. Commans

Second Assistant Director

Conte Mark Matal

Visual Effects Producer

David Yrisarri

Post Production Supervisor

Jayne Armstrong

Technical Advisor

Bill Houston Ball

Special Effects Technician

Bill Greene

Makeup Artist

Michael Key

Production Assistant

Jay Williams

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Well I'm in the minority with this... I actually, admittedly narrowly, enjoyed <em>'The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause'</em> - terrible title, mind. Most other reviewers clearly didn't and I respect that, but I genuinely found it alright. It's definitely the weakest entry of the series, yet I still found it entertaining enough. Martin Short (Jack Frost) is the star of this second sequel to 1994's <em>'The Santa Clause'</em>, outshining lead Tim Allen; who is still decent, by the way. I love Short's character design, he looks ridiculous in the nicest possible way and Frost (why him, I'm not sure I admit) makes for a relatively good villain. All the other cast members take a backseat, while the storyline of Alan Arkin's Bud is very forgettable and arguably needless. I was expecting to dislike this and the preceding follow-up, but to my surprise they are actually - at least to me - harmlessly fun festive films.