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Released
1982 · FILM

A Walt Disney Christmas

Runtime
46 min
AnimationFamily

Synopsis

The six short animated films from Walt Disney Studios share themes of wintertime and Christmas. In *Once Upon a Wintertime* (1954), a young couple go ice skating, where they are joined by a pair of rabbits. *Santa's Workshop* (1932) shows Santa's little helpers working hard to finish making toys before Christmas. From the Silly Symphonies series, *The Night Before Christmas* is an animated retelling of the iconic poem, *A Visit from St. Nicholas*. *Pluto's Christmas Tree* features the mischievous Chip and Dale taunting Pluto from within the branches of a Christmas tree. In *On Ice*, Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, and Pluto all enjoy winter sports. *Donald's Snow Fight* pits Donald Duck against nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie in a snowball war.

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Principal cast & crew: 17

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