Arthur Christmas

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Arthur Christmas is the heartwarming tale of Santa's clumsy son stepping up to save Christmas after a gift delivery mishap puts the holiday at risk. With the help of his family and a goofy elf, Arthur makes sure no child is left without a present on Christmas morning.

Arthur Christmas Trivia

What is the name of Santa's eldest son, who is very efficient and runs the North Pole like a high-tech company, in the movie "Arthur Christmas"? (Medium)

#1: Steve

#2: Arthur

#3: Peter

#4: Michael

What is the name of Arthur's clumsy companion who wraps presents in the movie "Arthur Christmas"? (Medium)

#1: Steve

#2: Bryony

#3: Grandsanta

#4: Margaret

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Arthur Christmas Fun Facts

Arthur Christmas is the first Sony Pictures Animation's feature to be presented in the 2.35:1 aspect ratio.

Arthur Christmas features voice actors James McAvoy, Hugh Laurie, and Bill Nighy, who are all well-known for their roles in major film franchises.

Arthur Christmas Polls

Which character from "Arthur Christmas" is your favorite?

Arthur

Steve

Grandsanta

Bryony

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What is your favorite scene in "Arthur Christmas"?

The Gift Wrapping Operation

Arthur's Bike Ride

Christmas Eve Command Center

Elf Delivery Mission

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Popular Characters

Arthur

Christmas

Santa

Brighton

Mr.

Gwen

Gavin

Stephen

Grandsanta

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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November 23, 2011

Release of Arthur Christmas

The animated film Arthur Christmas was released, showcasing a modern take on the Christmas gift delivery tradition.

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October 9, 2011

Premier of Arthur Christmas at the British Film Institute

The film had its premiere at the British Film Institute, attracting attention ahead of its wide release.

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2009

Sony Pictures Animation announces Arthur Christmas

Sony Pictures Animation announced the development of Arthur Christmas as part of their upcoming animation projects.

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