The Swan Princess: Christmas

Video
2012
PG
1h 23m

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3.1/10

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Doug Stone, Laura Bailey, Summer Eguchi, Gardner Jaas, and Clayton James in The Swan Princess: Christmas (2012)

Just in time for the holiday season, the enchanting holiday tale THE SWAN PRINCESS CHRISTMAS leaps onto DVD from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and Nest Entertainment. Using CG-animation for the first time, this fun-for-the-whole-family film features new music by Anna Graceman (TVÂ’s "American's Got Talent").

The all-new festive musical follows the return of Princess Odette, Prince Derek, and their trusted woodland friends as they celebrate their first Christmas together, and face the villainous and evil sorcerer, Rothbart.

The DVD also comes with the Â“Season of LoveÂ” music video by Anna Graceman, as well as a look at the making of the song and music video.

Synopsis:Princess Odette, Prince Derek and their trusted woodland friends return for their first Christmas celebration! But, with the villainous Rothbart striving to destroy Christmas itself, will they be able to stop him and save the day? Told in beautiful CG animation for the very first time, THE SWAN PRINCESS CHRISTMAS is an enchanting musical holiday treat the whole family will enjoy! Directed by Richard Rich from a screenplay by Brian Nissen, THE SWAN PRINCESS CHRISTMAS was produced by Richard Rich, Seldon Young and Jared F. Brown

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IMDb RATING

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Uberta
(voice)

Joseph Medrano

Lord Rogers
(voice)

David Lodge

Number 9
(voice)
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Catherine Lavine

Bridgit
(voice)
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James Arrington

Chamberlain
(voice)

Clayton James

Jean-Bob
(voice)

Gardner Jaas

Puffin
(voice)

Doug Stone

Speed
(voice)
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Brian Nissen

Ferdinand the Chef
(voice)

Maxine Blue

Wood Cutter's Wife
(voice)

Gabriela Miller

Orphan Girl
(voice)

Catherine Parks

Maid
(voice)

Ashley Spain

Girl
(voice)

Joseph Van De Yacht

Boy
(voice)

Laura Bailey

Odette
(voice)
(as Elle Deets)

G.K. Bowes

Caretaker
(voice)
(as Gina Bowes)

Summer Eguchi

Singing Princess Odette
(singing voice)

Yuri Lowenthal

Prince Derek
(voice)

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Trivia
It was originally rated PG for "some scary moments", but the filmmakers trimmed it down to a PG-rating, this time for "mild perilous action", so that it wouldn't be frightening to children as it did to director Richard Rich's "The Black Cauldron" in 1985.

Goofs
This film shows Odette and Derek celebrating their first Christmas together, whereas in The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain (1997), they have been married for one year, so one Christmas must have gone by between the first two films.

Connections
Featured in Musical Hell: The Swan Princess Christmas (2014)

Soundtracks
Mistletoe
Written by The Messengers and Justin Bieber
Performed by Justin Bieber
Produced by The Messengers

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1/10

This sucks big time

The cgi animation is so pitiful it is painful to watch and Odette's eyes come off as really creepy. The songs are OK but don't mesh well with the medieval setting since they are more hip hop and R&B styled. It was barely tolerable as background noise but if I tried to watch it I quickly wanted to go do something else. I really can't find anything to recommend about it other than to skip it.

I watched it on The Movie Network in Canada for free which was the only reason I tortured myself with this dreck. For a 2012 movie, the animation was like a really bad video game from several years ago. I doubt even small children would enjoy this pitiful money grab.