Bam Margera Presents: Where The #$&% Is Santa? (2008) [R]

Release Date:
December 2, 2008

Original Title:
Bam Margera Presents: Where The #$&% Is Santa?

Alternate Titles:
Bam Margera Apresenta: Onde diabos esta o Pai Natal?
Bam Margera Presents - Where the Fuck Is Santa?
Where the Fuck is Santa

Genres:
Comedy

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 93

In the midst of a trip to Finland to find the perfect Christmas gift for his wife, Missy, skateboarding superstar MTV personality Bam Margera is struck by inspiration to find the elusive Santa Claus.

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Assistant Director:
Mike Colón

Associate Producer:
Colin Carlos
Brian Matthews
Casey Mortensen

Cinematography:
Joseph Frantz

Co-Executive Producer:
Joseph Frantz

Director:
Bam Margera
Joe DeVito

Director of Photography:
William Hamilton

Editor:
John M. Valerio

Executive Producer:
Joe DeVito
Terry Hardy

Music Supervisor:
Pamela Coady

Producer:
Mike Colón
Timo Lampinen
Bam Margera

Production Design:
Seth Meisterman

Production Manager:
Jill Reisner

Production Supervisor:
Amanda McPhillips

Storyboard:
Seth Meisterman
Jimmy Pop
Selina Becker

Writer:
Joe DeVito
Joseph Frantz
Tim Glomb
Bam Margera

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