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The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree is an 2002 Christmas short, produced by Abrams Gentile Entertainment Group and Little Light Productions, animated at Keyframe Digital Productions, and starring the voices of Jane Seymour and James Naughton, that was produced and released directly-to-DVD in 2004.

Summary

Share the magic of the season with The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree. A timeless magical tale about two unforgettable friends; an abandoned discarded Christmas bulb and an eight-year-old boy who finds him and takes him home. When the town suffers a blackout in a snowstorm, Little Light triumphs over all odds to "shine" the way for others to see the light.

Featuring the voices of Jane Seymour and James Naughton, and bursting with show-stopping music and holiday enchantment, The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree is a story that celebrates the miracle of believing and the power of the human heart.

Original Songs

Title	Music by	Lyrics by	Performed by	Notes
"Here Comes Christmas Day"	Peter M. Lewis	Tommy Marolda	Scott Robertson Jordan Duffy Carolyn Miller Chorus	Brian Comment (vocal arr.)
"All About the Girth"		Tommy Marolda	Kenneth Kantor
"Seeing is Belieiving"		Lawrence Holodcener	Jordan Duffy
"The Best Gift"		Lawrence Holodcener	Julie Reiner Joe Salvi
"Girth Reprise"		Lynne Lewis Steve Harris
"I Can Shine"		Tommy Marolda	Eddie Kobich
"The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree"		Tommy Marolda	Katelin Onifrey Michelle Raitzen Lauren & William Ullrich

Cast

Voice actress/actor	Character(s)
Jane Seymour	Maggie Wiggins
James Naughton	Tim Wiggins (narrator)
Jordan Duffy	Timothy Wiggins
Briana Steinhilber	Melissa Wiggins
Kenneth Kantor	Emanual Girthmore
Bruce Linser	Mr. Jeepers
Scott Robertson	Mr. Goodly
Jacob Harran (or Jay Harran)	The Colonel
Eddie Kobich	Little Light Narrator [by error] Watley
Donna Daley	Woman Greeter
K.J. Blake, Don Burroughs Brian Comment, Joyce Presutti Ed Romanoff, Missy Schmotzer	"Here Comes Christmas Day" Chorus

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-|release= August 25, 2005
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+'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is an 2002 [[Christmas]] short, produced by Abrams Gentile Entertainment Group and Little Light Productions, animated at Keyframe Digital Productions, and starring the voices of [[Jane Seymour]] and {{w|James Naughton}}, that was produced and released directly-to-DVD in 2004.
-}}
-'''''The Littlest Light On The Christmas Tree''''' is a 2005 Christmas special.
+==Summary==
+Share the magic of the season with ''The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree''. A timeless magical tale about two unforgettable friends; [[Little Light|an abandoned discarded Christmas bulb]] and [[Tim Wiggins|an eight-year-old boy]] who finds him and takes him home. When the town suffers a blackout in a snowstorm, Little Light triumphs over all odds to "shine" the way for others to see the light.
+Featuring the voices of [[Jane Seymour]] and {{w|James Naughton}}, and bursting with show-stopping music and holiday enchantment, ''The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree'' is a story that celebrates the miracle of believing and the power of the human heart.
+==Original Songs==
+{|class=wikitable
+!Title!!Music by!!Lyrics by!!Performed by!!Notes
+|-
+|"[[Here Comes Christmas Day]]"
+|rowspan=7|Peter M. Lewis
+|rowspan=2|Tommy Marolda
+|Scott Robertson<br>Jordan Duffy<br>Carolyn Miller<br>Chorus||Brian Comment {{s|(vocal arr.)}}
+|-
+|"[[All About the Girth]]"||Kenneth Kantor
+|-
+|"[[Seeing is Believing (The Littlest Light in the Christmas Tree)|Seeing is Belieiving]]"
+|rowspan=2|Lawrence Holodcener||Jordan Duffy
+|-
+|"[[The Best Gift]]"||Julie Reiner<br>Joe Salvi
+|-
+|"[[All About the Girth|Girth Reprise]]"||Lynne Lewis<br>Steve Harris
+|-
+|"[[I Can Shine]]"
+|rowspan=2|Tommy Marolda||Eddie Kobich
+|-
+|"[[The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree (song)|The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree]]"||Katelin Onifrey<br>Michelle Raitzen<br>Lauren & William Ullrich
+|}
+==Cast==
+{|class=wikitable
+!Voice actress/actor!!Character(s)
+|-
+|[[Jane Seymour]]||Maggie Wiggins
+|-
+|{{w|James Naughton}}||Tim Wiggins ([[narrator]])
+|-
+|Jordan Duffy||Timothy Wiggins
+|-
+|Briana Steinhilber||Melissa Wiggins
+|-
+|Kenneth Kantor||Emanual Girthmore
+|-
+|Bruce Linser||Mr. Jeepers
+|-
+|Scott Robertson||Mr. Goodly
+|-
+|Jacob Harran (or '''Jay Harran''')||The Colonel
+|-valign=top
+|Eddie Kobich||Little Light<br>[[Narrator]] [by error]<br>Watley
+|-
+|Donna Daley||Woman Greeter
+|-valign=top
+|{{s|K.J. Blake, Don Burroughs<br>Brian Comment, Joyce Presutti<br>Ed Romanoff, Missy Schmotzer}}||"[[Here Comes Christmas Day]]" Chorus
+|}
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-[[Category:Specials]]
 [[Category:Direct-to-video specials]]
-[[Category:Released in the 2000s]]
+[[Category:Musicals]]
+[[Category:Award winners]]
+[[Category:Shorts]]
+[[Category:2002 releases]]