Caillou's Holiday Movie is a 2003 direct-to-video movie, spun-off from Teletoon's animated developed-for-television show Caillou.
Synopsis
On Day 1 (December 13), Sarah invites Caillou to her school play, Caillou later sees Clementine. On Day 2, Caillou and family get a christmas tree. Caillou's Daddy decorates it when they get home. Later Caillou's Mommy askes Caillou and Rosie what they want for Christmas. Caillou makes out a long list, but Mommy tells him to shorten it calling him a "Me Me Boy." Caillou does so and says the thing he wants most is a space station. On Day 4, Caillou donates some of his old toys. Rosie helps too, but not quite understanding the idea, she begins making her own Christmas presents in her own way. She takes Rexy and wraps him up to give to Caillou.
Later, Caillou and Mommy takes the presents to the fire station and mail Caillou's letter to Santa. Rosie then takes Mommy's slippers and some cat food for Gilbert and wraps them. That night, Caillou can't Rexy and wonders where he is. The next morning, Caillou plays with Leo. At Leo's house, Caillou makes Christmas presents for his Mom and Dad. Leo makes Hannukah presents and then the two play outside. Later, Caillou learns about Hanukkah from Leo and they play with a dreidel.
On Day 9. Mommy, Daddy and Rosie go shopping, so Grandma comes over to babysit Caillou. Caillou continues to look for Rexy, but he can't find him. The next day Caillou and his family go to Sarah's school play. One of the boys named Jimmy, who was going to be in the play is out sick, so Caillou takes his place. A bit nervous at first, he ends up doing a good job.
On Christmas Eve, Grandma and Grandpa come to Caillou's house to get ready for Christmas Eve Dinner. On Christmas morning, Caillou wakes up early and later everyone opens presents. Caillou gets a space station and finds Rexy, and Gilbert gets the cat food. Mommy finds her slippers and Caillou gives Mommy and Daddy their presents. Everyone sings a cheery tune as the film comes to an end.
Music
Original Score by Leon Anderson
Original Songs
# | Title | Lyrics by | Music by | Performed by |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | "Everyday" | Adam Broughton | Jeffrey Zahn | Marilou |
2 | "Caillou's Christmas Song" | Sara Zahn Peter Svatek (adapter) |
Annie Bovaird | |
3 | "The Perfect Tree for Me" | P. Svatek | A. Bovaird Brian Wrench | |
4 | "Me Me Boy" | A. Bovaird Jennifer Seguin | ||
5 | "Eight Days to Go" | A. Bovaird | ||
6 | "Where Christmas is Not the Same" | J. Seguin | ||
7 | "A Time to Share" | A. Bovaird Pauline Little | ||
8 | "Snowflakes" | A. Bovaird James Harbour Liz MacRae Holly-Gauthier Frankel | ||
9 | "It's Christmas Morning" | H-G Frankel Norman Groulx L. MacRae Bill Rotari | ||
10 | "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" | Traditional | P. Little H-G Frankel N. Groulx L. MacRae B. Rotari | |
11 | "Jingle Bells" | A. Bovaird J . Seguin Pat Fry Jesse Vinet |
- Original Songs: © 2003 CINAR Songs/Editions of the St-Andre (SOCAN)
"Everyday": © 2003 Editions of the St-Andre (SOCAN)
Voice Cast
Voice actress/actor | Character(s) |
---|---|
Annie Bovaird | Caillou |
Merlee Shapiro | Storyteller |
Jennifer Seguin | Mom |
Pat Fry | Dad |
Brigid Tierney | Clementine |
Jesse Vinet | Rosie Kid Elf |
Pauline Little | Grandma Elderly Woman |
George Morris | Grandpa |
Jason Szwimer | Elf |
Amanda Tilson | Sarah |
Vince Davis | Leo |
Dean Patrick Fleming | Fireman Eric |
Liz MacRae | Leo's Mom |
Walter Massey | Santa |
Jennifer Morehouse | Firewoman Stacie Elderly Woman |
Terry Simpson | Mailman |
Amanda Strawn | Teacher Loraine |
Brian Wrench | Jonah |
Notes
- Starting from this movie, and later in the show, Annie Bovaird takes over as the English voice of Caillou. Jaclyn Linetsky, Caillou's previous English voice, died on September 8, 2003, not long before this movie was released.
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