Christmas Star, The (television)

Christmas Star, The (television) Two-hour television movie; aired on December 14, 1986. Directed by Alan Shapiro. A boy, having a miserable holiday, comes upon an escaped convict who he thinks is Santa Claus. The convict is trying to save his robbery loot, which is hidden in an old department store planned for demolition, and he …

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Christmas Capers (film)

Christmas Capers (film) 16mm release title of Toy Tinkers; released in October 1961.

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movie poster for Disney's A Christmas Carol

Christmas Carol, Disney’s A (film)

Christmas Carol, Disney’s A (film) Ebenezer Scrooge begins the Christmas holiday with his usual miserly contempt, barking at his faithful clerk and his cheery nephew. But when the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come take him on an eye-opening journey revealing truths Old Scrooge is reluctant to face, he must open his …

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Christmas Cupid (television)

Christmas Cupid (television) Original movie for ABC Family, airing on December 12, 2010. High-powered Hollywood publicist, Sloane, finds herself haunted by the ghost of her recently departed infamous client, Caitlin. With just days away from Christmas, Caitlin takes Sloane on a journey to meet the ghosts of her ex-boyfriends from the past, present, and future …

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poster for A Christmas Fantasy featuring Mickey Mouse

Christmas Fantasy, A

Christmas Fantasy, A Holiday parade at Disneyland beginning in 1995. It superseded the Very Merry Christmas Parade.

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Chirac, Jacques

Chirac, Jacques French Prime Minister who signed the Euro Disney protocol with Michael Eisner on March 24, 1987.

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Choices (A Story About Staying in School) (film)

Choices (A Story About Staying in School) (film) Educational film; in the EPCOT Educational Media Collection, released in August 1988. 27 min. Two very different high school students explore goal setting versus dropping out of school.

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Choose Your Tomorrow (film)

Choose Your Tomorrow (film) A film supervised by Dave Jones for use in Horizons at Epcot. It related three return trips to Earth: “Space,” “Undersea,” or “Desert,” among which guests could choose. The film was produced in an empty hangar at the Burbank airport.

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