'Twas the Night (2001)

Released: 2001-12-07 Duration: 1hr 24min

Genres: TV Movie Family Comedy

Rating 5.4

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Overview

A mischievous 14-year-old boy and his irresponsible uncle almost ruin Christmas when they decide to take Santa's new high-tech sleigh for a joyride.

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Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	7.415

Directed By

Nick Castle

Crew

Director
Nick Castle

Story
Dan Studney

Teleplay
Jenny Tripp

Editor
Patrick Kennedy

Casting
Stacey Pianko

Production Design
Tim Bider

Art Direction
Astra Burka

Original Music Composer
Craig Safan

Costume Designer
Julie Whitfield

Director of Photography
Milan Podsedlý

Producer
Kevin Lafferty

Executive Producer
George Paige

Executive Producer
Stephen Lim

Executive Producer
Robert M. Myman

Unit Production Manager
Rita Picard

First Assistant Director
Mark Pancer

Second Assistant Director
Jill Campbell Samson

Stunt Coordinator
Anton Tyukodi

Stunt Double
Dan Belley

Stunt Double
Brian Jagersky

Stunt Double
Layton Morrison

Casting
Stephanie Gorin

Set Decoration
Jeffrey Butler

Property Master
Craig Grant

Special Effects Coordinator
Brock Jolliffe

Visual Effects Supervisor
Mark Kolpack

Visual Effects Design Consultant
Jeffrey A. Okun

Makeup Artist
Leslie Dumbleton

Hairstylist
Jocelyn MacDonald

Costume Supervisor
Carmel Buttery

Production Sound Mixer
Eric Fitz

Gaffer
Michael Forrester

Key Grip
Norm Smith

Location Manager
Lilit "Hank" Malins

Script Supervisor
Lisa Burling

Production Coordinator
Lori Pumputis

Transportation Coordinator
Dennis Kuss

Post Production Supervisor
Gary Mrowca

Assistant Editor
Jack Paulson

Supervising Sound Editor
Mark Friedgen

Mix Technician
Elmo Ponsdomenech

Mix Technician
Bruce Buehlman

Music Supervisor
Jilien Manges

Music Consultant
Jill Meyers

Music Editor
Michael Baber

ADR Voice Casting
Caitlin McKenna

Teleplay
Jim Lincoln

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