The Christmas Path Trailer (1998)

"An angel cast out by Santa Claus must restore a young boy's faith in order to regain his wings." 30 January 1998 Fantasy, Family 75 mins

An angel cast out by Santa Claus must restore a young boy's faith in order to regain his wings in this family holiday fantasy in the tradition of Miracle on 34th Street and starring Vincent Spano and Dee Wallace Stone. Jenny Banks (Stone) is a widow and single mother doing her best just to make ends meet and care for her young daughter Dora (Madylin Sweeton) and pre-teen son Cal (Shia LaBeouf). Unable to afford a pair of angel wings for Dora's role in the upcoming school play, Jenny helps her daughter pen a letter to Santa in hopes that the jolly man in red will provide a bit of assistance.

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Cast

Vincent Spano as Balthazar

Dee Wallace as Jenny

Shia LaBeouf as Cal

Madylin Sweeten as Dora

Diane McBain as Laura Sims

Allan Rich as Judge Landers

Marcia Wallace as Mrs. Claus

William Lucking as Santa Claus

Richard Marion as Mr. Segal

Danny Kamin as Detective Grant

Nicholas Hormann as Dr. Falk

Wanda L. Houston as Mrs. Stevens

Dawn Martel as Mrs. Stone

Diana Morgan as Newscaster

Marie Caldare as Tammy's Mom

Don Maxwell as Mr. Lansky

Crew

Bernard Salzmann Writer

Bernard Salzmann Director

Bernard Salzmann Director of Photography

Mark Malis Casting

Dan Morski Production Design

Tom Morse Original Music Composer

Joel Bender Editor

Daren Leverenz Executive Producer

Ami Artzi Producer

Bernard Salzmann Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 30 January 1998

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