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WordWorld: Happy Holidays WordFriends (2009) [N/A]

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Release Date:
September 29, 2009

Original Title:
WordWorld: Happy Holidays WordFriends

Genres:
Animation | Family | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Bardel Entertainment

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 33

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Christmas Star: It's the night before Christmas and FROG needs a star to hang on his Christmas tree. DUCK thinks this will be the perfect present for FROG, and tries to lasso one out of the sky for him. Try as he might, DUCK is unable to catch a star fro FROG, and cries himself to sleep. But while he sleeps, someone leaves him a wonderful present: the letters S-T-A-R... A Christmas Present for DOG: It's Christmas morning, and all the WordFriends are excited by the presents Santa has brought for them! PIG has a sled, BEAR has a doll, and ant has a cookie. But not all the letters for DOG's present came down his chimney. All he has is a B-A-L. BEAR gets filled with the Christmas spirit and makes a sacrifice to ensure DOG's Christmas will be merry!

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Production

Director:
Olexa Hewryk

Executive Producer:
Don Moody

Supervising Producer:
Sue Hollenberg

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