Miracle on 34th Street
A skeptical six‑year‑old fights losing her childhood wonder as a charismatic department‑store Santa insists he’s the real thing, forcing her to choose between doubt and rediscovering belief.
“If you really believe, anything can happen.”
Synopsis
Six-year-old Susan Walker begins to question the reality of Santa Claus, a central figure of childhood wonder. Although her mother revealed the truth about Santa long ago, Susan's skepticism is challenged when she meets a unique department store Santa who firmly believes he is the real Santa Claus. Through this encounter, Susan receives a meaningful gift: the restoration of her belief.
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Edited by Raja GosnellShot by Julio MacatScored by Bruce BroughtonDesigned by Doug Kraner
Box Office
1994 · Box office
Grossed $46.3M worldwide
Worldwide gross
$46.3M
US & Canada: $17.3M — 37% of worldwide · International: $28.9M (63%)
Opening weekend: $2.8M — 16% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $4.3M — 25% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,190 theaters
Also known as
- Das Wunder von Manhattande
- Miracle sur la 34e ruefr
- Miracolo nella 34.ma stradait
- Miracolo nella 34a stradait
- Miracolo nella 34ª stradait
- Miracolo nella 34esima stradait
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Cast & Crew
45 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Richard Attenborough
as Kriss Kringle
Mara Wilson
as Susan Walker
Elizabeth Perkins
as Dorey Walker
Dylan Mcdermott
as Bryan Bedford
J T Walsh
as Ed Collins
James Remar
as Jack Duff
Jane Leeves
as Alberta Leonard
Simon Jones
as Shellhammer
Robert Prosky
as Judge Henry Harper
William Windom
as C.F. Cole
Jack Mcgee
as Tony Falacchi
Jennifer Morrison
as Denice
Supporting cast
23Allison Janney
as Woman in Christmas Shop
Kathrine Narducci
as Mother
Mary Mccormack
as Myrna Foy
Rosanna Scotto
as News Anchor
Michele Marsh
as News Anchor
Susie Park
as Newscaster
Janet Kauss
as Newscaster
Eliza Harris
as Iceskater (uncredited)
Peter Siragusa
as Cabbie
Samantha Krieger
as Sami
Horatio Sanz
as Orderly
Lisa Sparrman
as Mrs. Collins
Kimberly Smith
as Court Clerk
Mike Bacarella
as Santa
Bianca Rose Pucci
as Little Girl
Jimmy Joseph Meglio
as Little Boy
Margo Buchanan
as Another Mother
Alexandra Michelle Stewart
as Child
Paige Walker Leavell
as Tricia
Joe Moskowitz
as News Anchor
Lester Holt
as Newscaster
Joss Ackland
as Victor Landbergh (uncredited)
Melinda Chilton
as Reporter (uncredited)
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3Producers
1Other crew
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