Jingle All The Way

Adventure, Comedy, Family, Holiday

Arnold Schwarzenegger	Howard Langston
Phil Hartman	Ted Maltin
Sinbad	Myron Larabee
Rita Wilson	Liz Langston
Robert Conrad	Officer Hummell
Martin Mull	D.J.
Jake Lloyd	Jamie Langston
James Belushi	Mall Santa
E.J. De La Pena	Johnny
Laraine Newman	First Lady
Jim Belushi

Director	Brian Levant
Producer	Chris Columbus; Michael Barnathan; Mark Radcliffe
Writer	Randy Kornfield
Cinematography	Victor J. Kemper
Musician	David Newman; George Wyle; Walter Kent; Eddie Pola; Buck Ram

Howard Langston (Arnold Schwartzenegger) is a workaholic who spends little time with his wife, Liz (Rita Wilson) and son, Jamie (Jake Lloyd). His next-door neighbor, Ted Maltin (Phil Hartman) is a superdad that Langston can’t aspire to compete with. It’s Christmastime. Jamie wants a Turbo-Man for Christmas. Feeling guilty about not being the dad Maltin is, Langston vows that he will get this toy for his son for Christmas. Unfortunately, it’s the hot toy that year and almost impossible to get. Langston goes on a city-wide quest for the toy and is joined in his competition by another father searching for the same toy, Myron Larabee (Sinbad). Time passes with the men having no luck in their quest. Finally both take jobs as stuntmen in a department store parade in a last-ditch effort to obtain a Turbo-Man. Langston, dressed as a live-action Turbo Man, gets a doll at last and presents it to his son. When Jamie learns that his dad is the live Turbo Man, he gives the doll to Larabee saying that his dad is his hero now. Too bad Howard forgot to get Liz a Christmas present!