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Jack Frost (1979)

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Jack Frost is a 1979 stop-motion animated television special produced by Rankin/Bass Productions. The story presents the winter sprite Jack Frost and follows his desire to become human, with Pardon-Me-Pete the groundhog serving as narrator; the special was written by Romeo Muller, directed by Jules Bass and Arthur Rankin Jr., and made for holiday television audiences.

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Who produced the 1979 television special Jack Frost?

Jack Frost was produced by Rankin/Bass Productions. It is a stop-motion animated television special from 1979.

What is the story of the 1979 Jack Frost special?

The story follows the winter sprite Jack Frost and his wish to become human. Pardon-Me-Pete the groundhog narrates the special.

Who wrote Jack Frost?

The special was written by Romeo Muller. Muller was a key writer associated with several Rankin/Bass holiday productions.

Is Jack Frost a live-action Christmas film?

No, the 1979 version is a stop-motion animated television special. Its central character is a winter sprite, with Pardon-Me-Pete serving as narrator.

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