Jingle All The Way Art Shows Why Arnold Schwarzenegger Christmas Comedy Wouldn't Work Today
Funny Jingle All the Way art proves why the 1996 Arnold Schwarzenegger Christmas comedy movie just wouldn't work if set in today's world.
Jingle All the Way (1996)
Jingle All The Way is a Christmas-themed comedy film by director Brian Levant, released in 1996. After a business-focused father fails to procure a wildly popular toy for his son before Christmas, he must head on a city-wide hunt to find one. His hunt is complicated further when he's forced to go head-to-head with a postal worker on the same quest, leading to a series of ever-escalating events during the holiday season.
Jingle All the Way
- Release Date
- November 22, 1996
- Director
- Brian Levant
- Cast
- Arnold Schwarzenegger , Sinbad , Phil Hartman , Rita Wilson , Robert Conrad , Jake Lloyd , Jim Belushi
- Runtime
- 89 Minutes
- Writers
- Randy Kornfield
- Budget
- $75 Million
- Studio(s)
- 1492 Pictures
- Distributor(s)
- 20th Century Fox
latest
Jingle All The Way Director Explains Why Turbo Man Was Hard To Design
Jingle All The Way director, Brian Levant, details the process of designing Turbo Man's costume for the movie and why it proved to be so difficult.
10 Wild Things About Jingle All the Way That Make No Sense
Not everything about Arnold Schwarzenegger's popular Christmas movie Jingle All the Way makes any sense.
20 Wild Details Behind The Making Of Jingle All The Way
The holiday season is for family, food, and celebration. According to Jingle All the Way, it's also about fighting over kids' toys.