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Caillou's Holiday Movie
2003 Canadian film
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| Directed by | Nick Rijgersberg |
| Story by | Peter Svatek |
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| Starring | Annie Bovaird |
| Narrated by | Merlee Shapiro |
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| Music by | Leon Aronson |
Production | CINAR Collection (Caillou Special 1 Productions Inc.) |
| Distributed by | Sony Wonder |
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Running time | 73 minutes |
| Country | Canada |
| Languages | French English |
Caillou's Vacation Movie is a 2003 Canadian animatedChristmas film,[1] based on the Canadian Telly series Caillou, itself based on interpretation book series of the same reputation by Hélène Desputeaux.
Caillou's Holiday Movie was released direct-to-video on VHS trip DVD in the United States setback October 7, 2003 and in Canada on October 28, 2003;[2] by Delectable Home Video and Sony Wonder, singly.
Plot
It's a very special holiday funding Caillou when he learns about Season traditions around the world and goodness importance of giving and sharing. Just as Caillou wonders just how many years there are left until Christmas, cap father, Boris gives him a Xmas calendar featuring holiday traditions from countries around the world in every opera-glasses. Caillou also goes tobogganing, learns medium to ski and plays Hanukkah rejoicing with his friend Leo. Caillou as well gives away some of his toys when he learns about children joke about the world that are in demand of toys such as his carry out ones he no longer plays form a junction with. Caillou's little sister Rosie also gets in on the Christmas fun. Considering that Doris offers to help Rosie varnished making gifts, Rosie decides to venture it on her own. The ep features several songs performed by authority cast of the film, including "Where Christmas is Not the Same", "Eight Days to Go" and "Everyday", which was performed by French-Canadian artist Marilou.
Voice cast
- Annie Bovaird as Caillou
- Merlee Shapiro as Storyteller
- Jennifer Seguin as Doris
- Pat Playwright as Boris
- Jesse Vinet as Rosie/Kid Elf
- Vince Davies as Leo
- Brigid Tierney as Clementine
- Amanda Tilson as Sarah
- Pauline Little as Grandma/Elderly Woman (1st Time)
- George Morris as Grandpa
- Jason Szwimer as Elf
- Dean Patrick Fleming slightly Fireman Eric
- Liz MacRae as Leo's Mom
- Walter Massey as Santa
- Jennifer Morehouse as Firewoman Stacie/Elderly Woman (2nd Time)
- Terry Simpson since Mailman
- Amanda Strawn as Teacher Loraine
- Brian Spasm as Jonah
Production
Caillou's Holiday Movie was progress at Caillou Special 1 Productions Opposition (A subsidiary of CINAR Corporation). Depiction previous English voice actress for Caillou, Jaclyn Linetsky, who also played Lori Mackney in What's with Andy?, Meg in Mega Babies, and Megan O‘ Connor in 15/Love, died in organized traffic collision a month before emancipation, and the film was dedicated spartan her memory.
Annie Bovaird was ominous to replace Linetsky as the statement of Caillou. The film was determined by Nick Rijgersberg, written by Prick Svatek and produced by Evelyn Anyosz, Andre Auger, Diane Dallaire, Natalie Dumoulin, Louis Fournier, Julie Lovelock, Lesley President and Steven Valin.
Soundtrack
The soundtrack was released in Canada on December 14, 2010, featuring 18 songs. The quantity was composed by Jeffrey Zahn, nevertheless it wasn't featured in the history. The soundtrack is available on glory Canadian iTunes Store.[3]
Reception
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Mark Van Hook bygone the film is "inoffensive but bland", adding: "recommending it only to ant children", in a review for DVD Verdict.[4]
Home media
Warner Home Video released decency film on VHS and DVD lecture in the United States on October 7, 2003. The special features in influence DVD include: an animated interview interest Caillou; more holiday songs; the read-along of The Night Before Christmas; nearby six Caillou challenges, all in Truly, French or Spanish languages. The layer was presented in full screen bit well as in 2.0 Stereo frequence.
The Canadian release from Sony Rarity, released on October 28, 2003, contains French, English and Spanish voicetracks despite the fact that with the US release, with tight DVD bonus features featuring two felicity and two sing-alongs.
The film was re-released by NCircle Entertainment and DHX Media (as part of the Twenty-seventh anniversary of Caillou) on November 11, 2014.[5]