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The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause

'Twas the Fight Before Christmas...
2006 | 97m | English

(45010 votes)

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Now that Santa and Mrs. Claus have the North Pole running smoothly, the Counsel of Legendary Figures has called an emergency meeting on Christmas Eve! The evil Jack Frost has been making trouble, looking to take over the holiday! So he launches a plan to sabotage the toy factory and compel Scott to invoke the little-known Escape Clause and wish he'd never become Santa.
Release Date: Nov 02, 2006
Director: Michael Lembeck
Writer: John J. Strauss, Ed Decter
Genres: Family, Comedy, Adventure
Keywords holiday, santa claus, deception, sequel, north pole, jack frost, duringcreditsstinger, christmas
Production Companies Walt Disney Pictures, Outlaw Productions, Boxing Cat Films, Santa Frost Productions
Box Office Revenue: $84,500,122
Budget: $12,000,000
Updates Updated: Sep 12, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Tim Allen Santa / Scott Calvin
Elizabeth Mitchell Mrs. Claus / Carol
Judge Reinhold Neil Miller
Wendy Crewson Laura Miller
Ann-Margret Sylvia Newman
Eric Lloyd Charlie
Spencer Breslin Curtis
Liliana Mumy Lucy Miller
Alan Arkin Bud Newman
Martin Short Jack Frost
Abigail Breslin Trish
Art LaFleur Tooth Fairy
Aisha Tyler Mother Nature
Kevin Pollak Cupid
Jay Thomas Easter Bunny
Michael Dorn Sandman
Peter Boyle Father Time
Sammi Hanratty Elf #1
Ridge Canipe Elf #2
Kate Emerick Elf #3
Madeline Carroll Cocoa
Charlie Stewart Dr. Hismus
Alec Plotkin Engineer Elf #1
Chantel Valdivieso Worker Elf #1
Zach Mills Carpenter Elf
Eric Plotkin Engineer Elf #2
Tom Hornof Security Guard
John Ross Bowie Rory
Tim Dougherty Masonry Elf
Darian Bryant Worker Elf #2
Cameron Monaghan Traffic Cop #1
Ryan Heinke Traffic Cop #2
Elizabeth Small Baker Elf
Andrew Vo Elf #4
Tony Bustamante Fireman Elf
Brittany Bhagia Elfette Dancer
Emily Blair Elfette Dancer
Alana Brady Elfette Dancer
Jordan Felix Elfette Dancer
Kristen Fukuto Elfette Dancer
Eshe Imani Gibbs Elfette Dancer
Alexis House-Gonsalves Elfette Dancer
Alexandria Kessinger Elfette Dancer
Caitlin Moravek Elfette Dancer
Kindra Reyling Elfette Dancer
Brittney Rippeon Elfette Dancer
Courtney Soren Elfette Dancer
Andrea Sweeney-Blanco Tourist #1 (uncredited)
Olivia Eve Everhard Classroom Elf (uncredited)
Andrew John Ferguson Baker Elf (uncredited)
Tabitha Grayston Canadian Elf (uncredited)
Christopher Haskell Parent (uncredited)
Julio Leal Young Father (uncredited)
Enn Reitel (voice) (uncredited)
Cameron Scher Wrapping Elf (uncredited)
Kara R. Stribling Tourist (uncredited)
Chase Wilmot Classroom Elf (uncredited)
Arika Gluck Elf (uncredited)
Name Job
Robbie Greenberg Director of Photography
Richard Holland Production Design
Bill Houston Ball Technical Advisor
David Finfer Editor
Ingrid Ferrin Costume Design
Sara E. White Unit Production Manager
Gene Darnell Set Designer
Lawrence L. Commans Boom Operator
James Ashwill Foley Mixer
David Lingenfelser Visual Effects Supervisor
Charlie Daboub Supervising Art Director
David Yrisarri Visual Effects Producer
Luke Freeborn Assistant Art Director
Joan Wrzala Visual Effects Editor
Scott Cosgrove Utility Stunts
Todd Warren Stunt Double
Lois Yaroshefsky Studio Teacher
John J. Strauss Writer
Greg Berry Art Direction
Joanna Colbert Casting
Steve Rudnick Characters
Bill Greene Special Effects Technician
Jayne Armstrong Post Production Supervisor
Michael Key Makeup Artist
Toni-Ann Walker Hairstylist
Michael Moore Hair Department Head
Robert L. Stevenson Key Hair Stylist
Randle Akerson Sound Effects Editor
Tom Elliott Utility Stunts
Reid Harper Stunt Double
Jay Williams Production Assistant
Kevin Globerman Digital Producer
Conte Mark Matal Second Assistant Director
Barry R. Koper Makeup Department Head
Bruce Franklin First Assistant Director
Valerie Green Assistant Art Director
F. Scott Taylor Sound Supervisor
Mike Flicker Supervising Music Editor
Kenny Alexander Utility Stunts
Troy Lindsay Brown Stunt Double
Sierra Hoyle Stunt Double
Shawn Robinson Utility Stunts
Michael Lembeck Director
Ed Decter Writer
George S. Clinton Original Music Composer
Don Diers Set Decoration
Leo Benvenuti Characters
Chris Bailey Special Effects Technician
Tim Trella Stunt Coordinator
Allan A. Apone Key Makeup Artist
Armen Ksajikian Musician
Mark Weingarten Sound Mixer
Todd Toon Sound Effects Editor
Alisa Hensley Stunt Double
Billy D. Lucas Utility Stunts
Kalia Prescott Stunt Double
Michael Runyard Utility Stunts
Tanoai Reed Utility Stunts
Kelly Bellini Stunts
Jake Dashnaw Stunt Double
Tom Harper Utility Stunts
Kim Robert Koscki Utility Stunts
Dina L. Margolin Utility Stunts
Shawn Patrick Lane Utility Stunts
Gary Morgan Stunt Double
Olivia Summers Utility Stunts
Thomas Robinson Harper Stunts
Name Title
William W. Wilson III Executive Producer
Brian Reilly Producer
James Miller Executive Producer
Robert Newmyer Producer
Jeffrey Silver Producer
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Reviews

r96sk
7.0

Well I'm in the minority with this... I actually, admittedly narrowly, enjoyed <em>'The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause'</em> - terrible title, mind. Most other reviewers clearly didn't and I respect that, but I genuinely found it alright. It's definitely the weakest entry of the series, yet I ... still found it entertaining enough. Martin Short (Jack Frost) is the star of this second sequel to 1994's <em>'The Santa Clause'</em>, outshining lead Tim Allen; who is still decent, by the way. I love Short's character design, he looks ridiculous in the nicest possible way and Frost (why him, I'm not sure I admit) makes for a relatively good villain. All the other cast members take a backseat, while the storyline of Alan Arkin's Bud is very forgettable and arguably needless. I was expecting to dislike this and the preceding follow-up, but to my surprise they are actually - at least to me - harmlessly fun festive films.

Jun 23, 2021