Those who have followed the “Santa is Santa” trilogy may remember the elf Bernard, played by David Krumholtz, who will reprise his role in the upcoming Disney+ spin-off series.
In the plot of the films, he was an ambitious factory elf of Santa Claus (Tim Allen) and friend of his son Charlie Calvin (Eric Lloyd).
On his Instagram profile, the star posted a brief video revealing his look for the attraction since he last played the role, in 2002.
In the caption, he writes:
“I couldn’t be more proud to add another chapter of ‘My Santa is Santa’ to my career on Disney+. I think you’ll love it! I loved every minute I spent revisiting this character, including this moment the hair team first pinned my wig. Stay tuned!”
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A few weeks ago, Disney+ released the first promotional image for the series.
The image features the return of Allen and Elizabeth Mitchell, who will reprise their roles as Scott Calvin/Santa Claus and Carol/Mummy Claus, and also features the production’s new cast.
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Austin Kane, Rupali Redd and Devin Bright will also star in the series.
Jason Winer, known for his work on works like “The Big Leap” and “Modern Family” (which earned him Emmy nominations), will direct and executive produce.
In the plot:
“Scott Calvin is about to turn 65 and realizes he can’t be Santa Claus forever. He’s starting to neglect his Santa Claus duties and, more importantly, he has a family that could benefit life in the normal world, especially his two children who grew up in the North Pole.With plenty of elves, children and family to please, Scott sets out to find a suitable Santa as he is preparing his family for a new adventure in a life in the south.
Jack Burditt will serve as showrunner in addition to executive producing.
Filming is expected to begin in the coming months in Los Angeles.
Released in 1994, the original film grossed nearly $200 million worldwide, with two sequels “My Santa Is Santa 2” (2002) and “My Santa Is Santa 3” (2006).