Steve Guttenberg, Crystal Bernard, Dominic Scott Kay
Hallmark's made-for-TV movie SINGLE SANTA SEEKS MRS. CLAUS is a heartwarming comedy of holiday magic and unexpected romance. Single mom Beth Andrews (Crystal Bernard) has virtually given up on love si...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 8, 2005
Stats: 118 reviews
A very good chirstmas comedy.
This is a movie that I would buy on DVD. It is the perfect Christmas movie. It did not have one single thing that was negative. Steve Guttenberg was perfect in his role as Nick. His characterization was so complete, down to his natural sounding Ho H...( read more)
Well my father watched this when I was up stairs but I watched a bit of it when I was having tea and the bit I watched was quite good.
First installment of this story line. The story is about what the title says and the antics that come along the way. I mean...how would you think a girl would respond to: " Hello, I'm going to be Santa Claus, but first I need to get married. Would you be my Mrs. Claus?" lol...th...( read more)
Nicholas "Nick" Claus (Steve Guttenberg) is a single Santa seeks Mrs. Claus. He meets Beth Andrews (Crystal Bernard) is a single mom of Jake (Dominic Scott Kay).
Poor Steve Guttenberg...he's so funny....and he's reduced to this. What happened to his career? The Police Academy sequels!
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No wonder this Hallmark Channel special when straight to DVD. Come on!!! Its looks like a TV-movie since it was a made for TV movie that when straight to cable.
Steve Guttenberg was on the peak of his career when he starred in those Police Academy movies(the first three sequels,avoid the last two!!!),not to mention starring opposite Tom Selleck in "Three Men And A Baby" and was in Ron Howard's science fiction classic "Cocoon",and was one of the hottest actors to come outta of the 1980's and early 1990's.....Guttenberg was the MAN
Now he is reduced to this!!!! Opposite Crystal Bernard of "Wings"...No wonder this holiday picture sucks!!!
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