The Santa Clause 2 (2002)
Overview
Better watch out! The big guy in red is coming to town once again. This time, Scott Calvin -- also known as Santa Claus -- finds out there's an obscure clause in his contract requiring him to take on a wife. He has to leave the North Pole to fulfill his obligations, or else he'll be forced to give up his Yuletide gig.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $65,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $172,842,355.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.573 |
Directed By
Michael Lembeck
Crew
Robert Newmyer
William W. Wilson III
Michael Lembeck
David Finfer
Jeffrey Silver
Rick Messina
Brian Reilly
Richard Baker
James Miller
Adam Greenberg
George S. Clinton
Colin Cunningham
Suzi Stingl
Matt Friedman
Ken Kirzinger
F. Hudson Miller
Tony Burrough
Terry Porter
Donald J. Malouf
Allen Hartz
Frankie Pine
Peter Lando
Cristina Weigmann
Robert L. Sephton
Robert L. Sephton
Mel Metcalfe
Mike Flicker
Dean A. Zupancic
George Watters II
Joseph Lederer
David Husby
R.J. Palmer
Ingrid Ferrin
David Crone
David Crone
Scott Wesley Ross
Connie Parker
Gwendolyn Margetson
Jackie Burch
Bonnie Clevering
David Klohn
Debra Wiebe
Sandy Cochrane
Hayley Miller
Wendy S. Williams
Bruce Franklin
Barry R. Koper
Eddy Santos
Sheila Haley
Ian C. Ballard
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Edward A. Warschilka
Alec Gillis
Mike Borrett
Sarah McMurdo
David Yrisarri
Cinco Paul
Ken Daurio
John J. Strauss
Carrie Richardson
Don Rhymer
John Gajdecki
Sandra Almond
Steve Rudnick
Ed Decter
Steve Rudnick
Leo Benvenuti
Leo Benvenuti
Heath Stevenson
Kit Mallet
Ryan Ennis
Kathy Hubble
Justin Sain
Greg Schlosser
Mark Aisbett
Becky Bates
Phillip Mitchell
Pat Young
Todd Warren
Ninon Parent
TOP CAST
Tim Allen
Scott Calvin / Santa / Toy Santa
Judge Reinhold
Neil Miller
Wendy Crewson
Laura Miller
Elizabeth Mitchell
Carol
David Krumholtz
Bernard
Eric Lloyd
Charlie Calvin
Spencer Breslin
Curtis
Liliana Mumy
Lucy Miller
Danielle Woodman
Abby
Art LaFleur
Tooth Fairy
Aisha Tyler
Mother Nature
Kevin Pollak
Cupid
Jay Thomas
Easter Bunny
Michael Dorn
Sandman
Christopher Attadia
Engineer Elf #1
Curtis Butchart
Elf Center
Jamal Allen
Elf Quarterback
Alexander Pollock
Richie / Elf Tight End
Bryce Hodgson
Engineer Elf #2
Molly Shannon
Tracy
Carmen Aguirre
Spanish Teacher
Leanne Adachi
Grace
Blu Mankuma
John Pierce
Andrew Stone
Picardo
Kenya Jo Kennedy
Pamela
Janne Mortil
Pamela's Mother
Alexandra Purvis
Danielle
Fred Keating
Security Guard
Fred Ewanuick
Seismic Interpreter
Dan Joffre
C-130 Pilot
J. B. Bivens
Engineer
Alexander Hoy
Elf with Kangaroo
Bart Anderson
Hangdog Teacher
Beverley Elliott
Female Teacher
D. Neil Mark
Teacher
Ted Cole
Teacher
Nicole Leroux
Teacher
Beatrice Zeilinger
Teacher
Michael P. Northey
Teacher
Alejandro Abellan
Teacher
June B. Wilde
Teacher
Charles Payne
Teacher
Gary Jones
Teacher
Victor Brandt
Reindeer
Kath Soucie
Chet (voice)
Bob Bergen
Comet (voice)
Peter Boyle
Father Time (uncredited)
Nicola Anderson
Blind Date (uncredited)
Caroline Chan
Elf (uncredited)
Connor Matheus
Elf (uncredited)
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