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Jingle All the Way

Jingle All the Way

“Two dads, one toy, no prisoners.”
★6.1/10(3,070)PGage•1996•1h 29m
FamilyAdventureComedy
DirectorBrian Levant
ScreenplayRandy Kornfield
Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a chronically absent salesman-father racing across town on Christmas Eve to track down the one sold-out action figure his son desperately wants, competing against every other frantic parent in town — chief among them a rival played by Sinbad. Brian Levant's holiday comedy turns the commercialized frenzy of Christmas shopping into a slapstick action set piece. Critically panned at the time, it has since taken on a wry second life as an accidental commentary on holiday consumerism.
Release
Nov 21, 1996
Budget
$60M
Country
United States
Revenue
$130M

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Where to watch Jingle All the Way? Jingle All the Way is available for streaming on Disney Plus.
Who directed Jingle All the Way? Jingle All the Way is directed by Brian Levant.
Who stars in Jingle All the Way? The main cast of Jingle All the Way includes Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Phil Hartman, Jake Lloyd, Rita Wilson.
How long is Jingle All the Way? Jingle All the Way is 1h 29min long.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a chronically absent salesman-father racing across town on Christmas Eve to track down the one sold-out action figure his son desperately wants, competing against every other frantic parent in town — chief among them a rival played by Sinbad. Brian Levant's holiday comedy turns the commercialized frenzy of Christmas shopping into a slapstick action set piece. Critically panned at the time, it has since taken on a wry second life as an accidental commentary on holiday consumerism.

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