| A Christmas Story | |||||
| Warner Home Video (11/18/1983) | |||||
| Comedy, Family | |||||
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In Collection
#251 |
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| Melinda Dillon | Mother Parker | |
| Darren McGavin | The Old Man Parker | |
| Scott Schwartz | Flick | |
| Jean Shepherd | Ralphie as an Adult | |
| Ian Petrella | Randy | |
| Tedde Moore | Miss Shields | |
| R.D. Robb | Schwartz | |
| Zack Ward | Scut Farkus | |
| Yano Anaya | Grover Dill | |
| Jeff Gillen | Santa Claus | |
| Peter Billingsley | Ralphie | |
| Colin Fox | Ming the Merciless | |
| Paul Hubbard | Flash Gordon | |
| Leslie Carlson | Christmas Tree Man | |
| Jim Hunter | Freight Man | |
| Patty Johnson | Head Elf | |
| Drew Hocevar | Male Elf | |
| David Edward | Kid with Goggles | |
| Dwayne McLean | Black Bart | |
| Helen E. Kaider | Wicked Witch |
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| Producer | Bob Clark
Rene Dupont Gary Goch |
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| Writer | Bob Clark
Leigh Brown Jean Shepherd |
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| Cinematography | Reginald H. Morris
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| Musician | Paul J. Zaza
Carl Zittrer |
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The comic mishaps and adventures of a young boy named Ralph, trying to convince his parents, teachers, and Santa that a Red Ryder B.B. gun really is the perfect Christmas gift for the 1940s. |
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