The Santa Clause is a 1994 American fantasy comedy film starring Tim Allen as Scott Calvin who must become Santa after accidentally causing Santa to fall to his death per the "Santa Clause". The film ...

The Santa Clause is a 1994 American fantasy comedy film starring Tim Allen as Scott Calvin who must become Santa after accidentally causing Santa to fall to his death per the "Santa Clause". The film ...

The Movie , a classic holiday fantasy that dives into the mythology of Santa Claus while delivering a big-hearted, offbeat ...

The upcoming limited series will stream Nov. 16 on Disney+. Tim Allen is back as Santa in "The Santa Clauses." In the official trailer for the upcoming limited series, which was shared Wednesday by ...

Tim Allen’s version of Santa Claus is returning to TV this holiday season. Disney+ has released a new trailer for the upcoming second season of The Santa Clauses. The first two episodes of Season 2 ...

Debuting in 1994 at a time when Christmas movies were at the height of their power with the likes of Home Alone and The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Santa Clause was a magical tale about an ...

"This year he REALLY IS coming to town!" Studiocanal UK has revealed a new trailer for Santa Claus: The Movie, to promote their 4K re-release. "We're delighted to announce that a magical new 4k ...

Season 2 will be available to stream Nov. 8. The trailer for "The Santa Clauses" season 2 is here. In the new trailer, which dropped Tuesday, the Calvin family returns to the North Pole. Tim Allen, ...

In the movie, Breckenridge plays a down-on-her-luck mom who takes a job as Santa Claus to make ends meet PEOPLE has the exclusive first trailer for the film, which premieres Dec. 3 Desperate times ...

I’m starting to think being Kris Kringle is not exactly a walk in the North Pole. Sure, there’s the adulation from millions and millions of kids around the world. And yes, St. Nick gets all the credit ...

Here’s an idea that definitely makes sense: Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans co-starring in an action-comedy. No-brainer, really. Sign us up. Now here’s an idea ...