Annabelle's Wish
Children aren't the only ones visited on Christmas Eve by Santa Claus--the animals of the world receive a visit too and Santa's gift to them is the ability to talk for one day a year. This has great significance for Annabelle, the very special calf born on Christmas Eve. She is full of dreams of flying like Santa's reindeer and full of love for her best friend, a young boy named Billy, who lost his voice in a traumatic fire many years ago...
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this was such an adorable movie. a great christmas classic for children and the young who still dream big. even if your a teenager and grown, tis is still a...
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Wow. What to say?
This is just a charming movie, perfect for any season and not just for Christmas. The film has a great storyline and the characters are so adorable...
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This film teaches a lesson and keeps you entertained while doing it. I really enjoyed it and Randy Travis's voice was great as a narrator....
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This was actually a fairly cute movie. The characters were nice and juicy, the animation was soft on the eyes and the music was rather pleasent.
It's a film to see...
Featuring the voices of:
| Randy Travis | ... Narrator / adult Billy |
| Kath Soucie | ... young Annabelle |
| Jerry Van Dyke | ... Grandpa Baker |
| Cloris Leachman | ... Aunt Agnes |
| Kay E. Kuter | ... Santa |
| Jim Varney | ... Gus Holder |
| James Lafferty | ... Buster |
| Charlie Gronin | ... Bucky |
| Aria Noelle Curzon | ... Emily |
| Jennifer Darling | ... Star |
| Rue McClanahan | ... Scarlett |
| Jerry Houser | ... Slim |
| Steven Mackall | ... Owliver |
| Brian Cummings | ... Brewster |
| Hari Oziol | ... young Billy |
| Beth Nielson Chapman | ... adult Annabelle |
Directed by: Roy Wilson
Produced by: Barbara Dunn-Leonard
Executive Producers: Barbara Dunn-Leonard and Gary Edwards
Musical Score by: Steve Dorff
Writing Credits: Barbara Dunn-Leonard, Gary Edwards, John Bettis, Jane Baer, Ken Blackwell, John Couch, Bruce Faulk, Kathy Grover, Riki Hobin, Jay Johnson, Jamie Barton Klein, George Larrimore, John Lewis and Sheryl Scarborugh
Based on: the short story by Dan Hendersonprofile by: athena







