Frosty Returns

Téléfilm
1993
TV-G
24m

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John Goodman and Elisabeth Moss in Frosty Returns (1993)

Animation Family Fantasy Musical

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe continuing exploits of the famous snowman as he goes up against a more powerful force which threatens all of Christmas.The continuing exploits of the famous snowman as he goes up against a more powerful force which threatens all of Christmas.The continuing exploits of the famous snowman as he goes up against a more powerful force which threatens all of Christmas.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,9/10

3,9 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

2 703

561

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Jonathan Winters

Narrator
(voice)

Jan Hooks

Lil
(voice)

Andrea Martin

Miss Carbuncle
(voice)

Brian Doyle-Murray

Mr. Twitchell
(voice)

Elisabeth Moss

Holly
(voice)

Michael Patrick Carter

Charles
(voice)

John Goodman

Frosty the Snowman
(voice)

Steve Stoliar

News Announcer
(voice)
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Phillip Glasser

Kids
(voice)
(as Philip Glasser)

Gail Lynch

Townspeople
(voice)
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Mindy Ann Martin

Kids
(voice)
(as Mindy Martin)

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Anecdotes
Contrary to popular belief, this special is not a direct sequel to the original Frosty the Snowman (1969). Rankin/Bass produced the latter special, while Lorne Michaels' Broadway Video produced this special. Additionally, the animation was done by Bill Melendez of Peanuts fame, which is why the style is drastically different from the original Rankin/Bass special.

Gaffes
When Frosty starts melting, Holly and Charles point out that there isn't any more snow on the ground, when in fact there is.

Citations
Frosty: [sees the Summer Wheeze trucks pass by and spray the snow away] Oh, no!
Holly: Don't get upset, Frosty.
Frosty: Upset? "Upset" is waking up and finding out somebody forgot to give you a belly button. "Upset" is finding out somebody stole your nose to play foosball! This ain't "upset", kid! This is PANIC! I'm two squirts from being HISTORY!

Autres versions
On CBS' more recent broadcasts, the opening and closing bookend shots with the narrator were inexplicably edited to remove the narrator himself, yet his narration was left in. The snowfall was also digitally erased. And the end credits are styled like the end credits to the Peanuts specials from the 80's and early 90's.

Connexions
Featured in Hewy's Animated Movie Reviews: The Top 10 Characters of the Rankin/Bass Holiday Specials (2010)

Bandes originales
We Love the Snow/Oh No, Not Snow!
Written by Mark Mothersbaugh (uncredited)
Performed by the Kids and their Parents

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4/10

Overly PC and not a real sequel.

This is not a Sequel to Frosty the Snowman it's barely a Christmas show There already is a sequel it's called Frosty's Winter Wonderland. I am not as angry with this special as some people are but it's problems The villain is not a villain at all he has made a great invention a spray that melts snow and ice.Frosty and holly the girl who brought him to life with a magic hat have to stop the spray that swept the town trucks go by spraying the stuff around like DDT trucks.There is no mention of Christmas or Holiday the only thing anyone talks about is the Winter Carnival for all i know this takes place in January or February there's one part were someone says it should only snow on the Winter Carnival what about snowing on Christmas.Holly's friend Charles has no imagination and can't believe frosty came to life by magic And frosty can live without his hat on his pipe is even gone. I believe that Christmas came from the winter solstice and i would not mind a winter solstice Christmas special but this is to PC it's not all bad but it's got many flaws.One thing i don't get is why frosty's winter wonderland from Rankin Bass air once or twice a year on ABCfamily and this airs every time Frosty does.