Twice Upon a Christmas

TV Movie
2001
TV-G
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

696

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Comedy Drama Family Fantasy Mystery Romance

When the North Pole faces destruction at the hands of Santa Claus' malicious daughter, her long-lost sister must travel home and save Christmas.When the North Pole faces destruction at the hands of Santa Claus' malicious daughter, her long-lost sister must travel home and save Christmas.When the North Pole faces destruction at the hands of Santa Claus' malicious daughter, her long-lost sister must travel home and save Christmas.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

696

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
RE-CAST: Matthew Walker replaces Douglas Campbell as Santa Claus in this sequel.

Quotes
Kristin Claus: Brittany, I am sorry that I doubted you. You were right. It's not proof, it's faith. I just needed more faith.

Connections
Featured in Everything is Terrible! Holiday Special (2012)

Soundtracks
A Piece of the Pole
written by Michael Reno.

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Review

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4/10

A cheesy Christmas sequel.

Model Kathy Ireland returns as Kristen Claus, the daughter of Santa Claus, is this sequel to Once Upon a Christmas, where she has to deal with her sister, Rudolfa, who is secretly selling pieces of the North Pole. She also wants to replace Santa's workshop with a casino.

The corning acting continues in this movie, with Ireland and John Dye, who plays Bill Morgan, not giving any acting performances that blew me away. Mary Donnelly-Haskell as Rudolfa Claus couldn't pull off a very convincing or conniving villain. And, you get those two annoying kids again along for the ride.

The plot of an actual villain though and Kristin Claus forgetting that she is the daughter of Santa were the only tidbits of intrigue in the movie. The rest of the movie contained happy-go-lucky stuff and unlikable characters. Overall, it's OK to overlook this movie as well.

Grade D