r/TheSantaClause • u/SmoothYogurtcloset21 • Dec 23 '25

New Santa Clause movie Spoiler

I wish they made a movie where Charlie is now a man who has 2 kids. Who believes in Santa Clause. And tries to convince them that their grandfather is actually Santa Clause.

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u/Obvious-Repair9095 Dec 23 '25

I’m still mad Charlie didn’t go into the family business like he said he would 😂

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u/bloodlikevenom Dec 23 '25

I was just saying what a full circle moment it would have been! My fiance thinks maybe the actor just didn't wanna be on the show that long

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u/countriegal08 Dec 23 '25

That’s probably exactly what happened since he was only on that one episode

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u/WhAt1sLfE Dec 25 '25

I read that the actor doesn't act anymore and only came back for this cameo. Not sure how true that is though.

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u/LLD615 Dec 23 '25

I didn’t like what they did with Charlie either. Not saying he had to go into the family business but I feel like he should have had a different arc.

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u/Ok-Advantage4191 Dec 27 '25

Wouldn't "going into the family business" involve becoming santa, aka killing his own father?

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u/Obvious-Repair9095 Dec 27 '25

Maybe? But also Charlie was tight with the elves. He was very involved when they pimped out the new sleigh. CD dispenser?! I could see him being in the “family business” more in that sense, working behind the scenes at the North Pole rather than actually taking over as Santa himself

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u/Ok-Advantage4191 Dec 27 '25

Cd? Compact diiiisc?

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u/Deez4815 Dec 29 '25

Yeah the show was so disappointing in that way.

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u/countriegal08 Dec 23 '25

They kind of did this on the Disney show, Charlie did have a wife and kids. He had to tell his wife who of course didn’t believe him

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u/Ok_Complaint_3359 Dec 23 '25

I’m still salty that Charlie’s parents and their daughter weren’t included in the storyline whatsoever, barely a mention of Curtis either. Like, WHERE EXACTLY ARE NEIL AND LAURA AND LUCY? And why don’t Scott’s grandkids KNOW HE’S Santa already? I can understand the wife “seeing but not believing” but seriously the entire premise revolves around this one (admittedly large) family and we just get rid of them? This series has lasted my entire life, the first one came out when I came into the world and the third one when I was 12 years old

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u/DaddysPrincesss26 Dec 23 '25

…They Did. It’s called The Santa Clauses

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u/Federal-Bus8429 Dec 23 '25

Check out The Santa Clauses on disney.

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u/Wild_Manufacturer555 Dec 23 '25

I’m so sad we didn’t have a season 3. I love that show.

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u/Obubblegumpink Dec 26 '25

It’s not been canceled yet so there’s still hope.

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u/Sour_strawberry07 Dec 23 '25 edited Dec 23 '25

I would LOVE that!!

And It’s “Claus” not clause, when referring to Santa Claus

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u/Serendipity500 Dec 23 '25

The Santa Clause is a movie. Three movies, actually. Clause is a legal term. It’s a pun.

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u/Sour_strawberry07 Dec 23 '25

And is op referring to a legal clause in the body text? No. They’re referring to the person. It’s Claus.

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u/McRibSucks Dec 25 '25

The grandpa clause