Wreck the Halls (2008) - film review
David Abramson, Michelle Goetsch
Comedy / Family

Summary
Wreck the Halls is an American film comedy first released in 2008,
directed by David Abramson and Michelle Goetsch.
The film stars Mickey Rooney, Megan Ashley, Taylor Billingslea, Shea Carothers and Edwin Craig.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: David Abramson, Michelle Goetsch
- Script: David Abramson, Adam Bertocci, Michelle Goetsch
- Photo: Jared Schoenemann
- Music: Ken Stange
- Cast: Mickey Rooney (Santa), Megan Ashley (Lily), Taylor Billingslea (Choir Angel 3), Shea Carothers (Choir Angel), Edwin Craig (Old Codger), Daeg Faerch (Charles), London Freeman (Choir Angel), Jamey Geston (Choir Angel 1), Forest Goetsch (Man with Walker), Michelle Goetsch (Ms. McCracken), Madyson Graham (Campbell), Dale Waddington Horowitz (Receptionist), Eden Lederer (Pretty Angel), Brody Nicholas Lee (Twin 2), Cody Benjamin Lee (Twin 1), Bill Lippincott (Rick), Paige McCauley (Choir Angel), Jane Noltemeyer (Grandma with Dentures), Beverly Piper (Mrs. Weidermeister), Jan Rooney (Mrs. Claus), Jodi Shilling (Miss Leech), Kelsey Lee Smith (Choir Angel), Johnathan Sokol (Codger’s Grandson), Kailey Swanson (Choir Angel 2), Michael Tamar (Mr. Travis)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: ?
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