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Let The Season In

Movie 2014 TMDB 9.0/10 Released

Joined by world-renowned vocalist Deborah Voigt and charismatic voice actor John Rhys-Davies, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir ushers in the holiday season with music that celebrates the work of Charles Dickens, the story behind The Night Before Christmas, and many other classic Christmas tales.

Let The Season In is a movie first shown in 2014. Runtime is 85 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Music, Family. TMDB score 9.0/10 from 1 votes.

85mRuntime
1TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
Let The Season In
Release year
2014
Release date
October 14, 2014
Status
Released
Runtime
85 minutes
Genres
Music, Family
Production companies
The Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Director
Lee Wessman
TMDB rating
9.0/10 (1 votes)
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Cast

Deborah Voigt

Deborah Voigt

Self

John Rhys-Davies

John Rhys-Davies

Self / Narrator

Mack Wilberg

Mack Wilberg

Conductor

Ryan Murphy

Ryan Murphy

Associate Conductor

Richard Elliott

Richard Elliott

Organist

Clay Christiansen

Clay Christiansen

Organist

Andrew Unsworth

Andrew Unsworth

Organist

T

Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square

Choir

O

Orchestra at Temple Square

Orchestra

R

Robin Dick

Charles Dickens

K

Ken Eklof

Ebenezer Scrooge

S

Shanti Rose

Mrs. Cratchit

A

Andy Harrison

Jacob Marley

A

Alexandra M. Johns

Catherine Dickens

B

Benjamin A. Hunter

Alfred Dickens

Characters

  • Self voiced by Deborah Voigt
  • Self / Narrator voiced by John Rhys-Davies
  • Conductor voiced by Mack Wilberg
  • Associate Conductor voiced by Ryan Murphy
  • Organist voiced by Richard Elliott
  • Organist voiced by Clay Christiansen
  • Organist voiced by Andrew Unsworth
  • Choir voiced by Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square
  • Orchestra voiced by Orchestra at Temple Square
  • Charles Dickens voiced by Robin Dick
  • Ebenezer Scrooge voiced by Ken Eklof
  • Mrs. Cratchit voiced by Shanti Rose
  • Jacob Marley voiced by Andy Harrison
  • Catherine Dickens voiced by Alexandra M. Johns
  • Alfred Dickens voiced by Benjamin A. Hunter

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