Frosty's Winter Wonderland

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Frosty's Winter Wonderland

TV-G

1976

25m

Kids & Family

Holiday

Animation

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Lonely at the North Pole, the magic snowman is pleased when his human friends build a wife for him. He gives her a bouquet of frost flowers, which brings her to life with his trademark line, "Happy birthday!" The couple's happiness makes Jack Frost jealous, and he tries to separate them. A well-timed blizzard threatens to halt the nuptials of Frosty and Crystal, but she pleads with Jack Frost to stop the storm and asks him to be their best man. Mollified, Jack allows the wedding to go on and the fun to continue throughout the winter.

Matthew Jackson

Syfy Wire

There's a lot to love about it, but it will never live up to its predecessor.

Dec 4, 2018

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Ryan Voyles

Paste Magazine

The absent-minded Frosty character is a delight, and his specials have some of the best supporting characters. Plus, it's no Frosty Returns, which is the highest possible compliment.

Nov 30, 2018

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Nancy Davis Kho

Common Sense Media

Snowman takes a wife in predictable sequel.

Rated: 3/5

Dec 20, 2010

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Leticia q

It's so good and cool

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

12/12/23

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Cyrus K

I do prefer this any day over frosty returns, but although it still doesn't come as close at it should in spirit to the original. it isn't really supposed to, i love the animation, characters, music, and portrayal of jack frost in this special.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

10/02/22

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christopher c. m

A sweet follow up to the 1969 classic. The animation still works, the actors are all great. The simple but sweet story is great for little-little kids to enjoy. Perfect Christmas family fun.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

03/31/23

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Audience Member

This is a real sequel to Frosty rather than the other horrible flick with Frosty having voiced by the same guy who plays Patrick Star.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

02/23/23

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Audience Member

The story of how Frosty took a wife, as narrated by Andy Griffith. A Rankin Bass Christmas classic.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

01/25/23

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Audience Member

Andy Griffith plays the Durante narrator role seven years later in Rankin and Bass' demented follow up which sees Frosty coming back from the North Pole and building a wife to his exact specifications, only to have a minister refuse to marry them because they aren't people, while at the same time encouraging them to build a snow minister that can then have a bible put in his hand to make the wedding official (exhale). Easy to see how the Durante classic has endured over this version and why this never was a yearly watch in my home growing up.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

01/20/23

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Jules Bass

Director

Arthur Rankin Jr.

Director

Jackie Vernon

Frosty the Snowman

Shelley Winters

Crystal

Paul Frees

Jack Frost

Dennis Day

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Synopsis

Lonely at the North Pole, the magic snowman is pleased when his human friends build a wife for him. He gives her a bouquet of frost flowers, which brings her to life with his trademark line, "Happy birthday!" The couple's happiness makes Jack Frost jealous, and he tries to separate them. A well-timed blizzard threatens to halt the nuptials of Frosty and Crystal, but she pleads with Jack Frost to stop the storm and asks him to be their best man. Mollified, Jack allows the wedding to go on and the fun to continue throughout the winter.

Director: Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin Jr.
Producer: Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin Jr.
Screenwriter: Romeo Muller
Rating: TV-G
Genre: Kids & Family, Holiday, Animation
Release Date (TV): Dec 2, 1976
Runtime: 25m