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My God, with the animation errors and the utterly baffling adaptation choices, this would make for a field day! To say nothing of the abrupt ending because of a Part 2 that was never made...
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There are two dubs for this...one of them uses the voices of Pam Dawber, Chris Atkins and David Hemmings. Unlike the other dub, in this one Prince Siegfried doesn't sound like he's twelve.
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These would be apropos given that the wolf and skunk characters from the Santa's Village of Madness shorts show up in it. The funny thing is, a fan-made continuation of MST3K did a riff of it--and a good one, too: http://www.mft3k.com/episodes/F01/index.html. (There's a link to watch it there as well.) But you've done movies and shorts that have been riffed by MST3K and others (there are several fan-made riffs of A Visit To Santa, f'r'ex), so maybe you could outdo it?
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Well, Mary Jo and Bridget did riff this in a way as part of their Christmas special--a short film that was edited down from the classic Alastair Sim version. But yes, I'd like to see them take on the full version, as good as it is.
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This would be perfect. On the one hand, it's got a genuinely creepy and compelling premise. On the other hand, it's a little TOO faithful to the play in most ways--stagey acting from much of the original stage cast, devices like Leroy the gardener speaking his thoughts aloud in a soliloquy. Then there's that ending--changed to comply with the Hayes Code and very much at odds with the rest of the movie.