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Fred Claus and Santa Claus have been estranged brothers for many years. Now Fred must reconcile his differences with his brother whom he believes overshadows him. When an efficiency expert assesses the workings at the North Pole and threatens to shut Santa down, Fred must help his brother to save Christmas.
Fred Claus is showing in 1 cinema in Los Angeles - next screening Monday 7 December at 16:30 at Bacari W. Adams.
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weirdly pro-communist ??
I just need to say that Paul Giamatti in the 2000s was simply out of control. In just a three year stretch, he went from playing Cleveland Heep to Santa Claus to John Adams. He was Harvey Pekar. He was Big Momma's partner. He was an ape on a whole planet of them. He got drunk on a whole lotta wine. He was a "big fat liar". He appeared in 21 theatrically released films in this decade and each role is unique to the next. The man did it all, and continues to do it all. I find it compelling that he and Philip Seymour Hoffman both came up as "that guy" character actors in the 90s at the same time and both blossomed as A-list character actors in the 00s at the same time. As for Fred Claus, I can't believe it exists but here it is.
This film gets real creepy whenever Kevin Spacey is on screen and like, it makes perfect sense now
Fred Claus follows the bitter, estranged older brother of Santa Claus as he travels to the North Pole to help save the holiday in exchange for cash.
Fred Claus was directed by American filmmaker David Dobkin in 2007.
Fred Claus did not win major international film awards, receiving mixed-to-negative critical reception upon release.
