American actor and comedian David Krumholtz will make a return as Santa’s head elf in the Santa Clause TV show.
Actor David Krumholtz will make a grand comeback and fans are excited…
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Krumholtz first appeared as the head elf Bernard in 1994’s The Santa Clause…
His character appeared alongside Scott Calvin, who became the new Santa Clause…
After the old Santa Clause Kris Kringle “accidentally” fell off his roof…
Krumholtz then returned for 2002’s The Santa Clause 2, but he pulled out of the 2006’s The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause.
According to reports, the Disney+ series will see “Scott on the brink of his 65th birthday, who then realizes he can’t be Santa forever…”
This occurs when “he starts having difficulty maintaining his Father Christmas duties.”
Scott then “sets up a suitable replacement…”
While also “preparing his family for an adventure for a life south of the pole,” as per reports.
The movie will also include Elizabeth Mitchell reprising her role as Carol, also known as Mrs. Clause…
Other actors include Elizabeth Allen-Dick as Sandra, Devin Bright as Noel, Austin Kane as Cal, Matilda Lawler as Betty, Rupali Redd as Grace, and Kal Penn as Simon Choski.
And well, there’s more…
Jack Burditt reunites as the producer of The Santa Clause movies…
With Kevin Hench also taking the role of executive-produce alongside Richard Baker and Rick Messina, as per reports.
But coming back to David Krumholtz…
The actor couldn’t contain his excitement after Deadline was the first to report the good news of David’s comeback in the movie…
“Couldn’t be more proud to add another chapter to my ‘The Santa Clause’ career this fall in ‘THE SANTA CLAUSES’ on @disneyplus,” Krumholtz wrote alongside a video of himself getting into costume on Instagram.
“I think you’re going to love it! I loved every minute of revisiting this character, including this moment, when the hair team pinned my wig on for the first time. Tune in!” he concluded his post.
Well, are you excited to see David Krumholtz back in action?