Genre: Fantasy
Release Date: 03/04/2008
Distributor/Studio: Genius Products, Inc

From the mind of bestselling author Terry Pratchet comes this off-the-wall holiday film. In the parallel universe of Discworld, they don't celebrate Christmas. Instead, children look forward to December 32nd, also known as Hogswatchnight, when they'll receive gifts, not from Santa Claus, but from The Hogfather. However, this year, The Hogfather has disappeared, and there may be no Hogswatchnight. So, it's up to Death to assume the role and fulfill all of the children's wishes. Ian Richardson narrates.

~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide

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Cast:
David Jason - Albert
David Warner - Lord Downey
Ian Richardson - Voice of Death
Joss Ackland - Mustrum Ridcully
Marc Warren - Teatime
Michelle Dockery - Susan
Neil Pearson - The Raven
Nigel Planer - Mr. Sidney
Peter Guinness - Medium Dave
Stephen Marcus - Banjo
Tony Robinson - Vernon Crumley

Production:
Vadim Jean - Director
Rod Brown Ian Sharples - Producer
David A. Hughes - Composer
Joe McNally - Editor
Vadim Jean - Screen Writer
Terry Pratchett - Book Author
Emma Style - Casting
Gavin Finney - Cinematographer
Jane Spicer - Costume Designer
Ellen Pyke - Executive Producer
Robert Halmi, Jr. - Executive Producer
Robert Halmi, Sr. - Executive Producer
Ros Peat - Hair Styles
Sean Glynn - Line Producer
Ros Peat - Makeup
Ricky Eyres - Production Designer
Mike Fox - Second Unit Director
Henry Milliner - Sound Mixer
Moving Picture Company - Visual Effects
Elaine Pyke - Executive Producer

Time Bandits
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Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas [P&S]
    Jim Carrey / PG / 2000
Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!/Horton Hears a Who!
    Boris Karloff / NR / 1965
Ernest Saves Christmas
    Jim Varney / PG / 1988
The Nightmare Before Christmas [2-Discs] [Collector's Edition] [with Digital Copy]
    Danny Elfman / PG / 1993
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy [Blu-ray]
    Martin Freeman / PG / 2005
Labyrinth [UMD]
    David Bowie / PG / 1986