Santa Claus is offended by the anonymous newspaper letter claiming that he does not exist, so he returns the townspeople’s letters unopened and prepares to bypass Junctionville. The clock tower’s special song is built to change his decision. When Albert finally repairs the clock and the song reaches him, Santa Claus visits the town after all.
The well-meaning but clumsy nephew of Baron Boris, who is unexpectedly named successor to the Worldwide Organization of Monsters. He travels to the island, accidentally thwarts various assassination plots by Francesca and the monsters, and survives the chaos. The narrative concludes with the revelation that he is actually a robotic creation of Boris. The performer also provides voices for other supporting characters like Yetch and Dracula.
A composite voice credit covering Simeon, an old bell maker whose prophecy concerns the promised child, and soldiers searching for the hidden bells.
Fox is a deceptive trickster who presents himself as one of Pinocchio's friends. He persuades Pinocchio to bury his money so it will supposedly grow into a tree, then secretly takes the coins. Later, he offers further misleading schemes involving magical medicine and a job, ultimately helping lead Pinocchio into another deception involving a gift box.
Allen Swift has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently 3-D Rarities Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Where the Wild Things Are, The Red Baron, The Mad, Mad, Mad Monsters. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
