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{{short description|1998 animated film}} {{short description|1998 animated film}}
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| name = An All Dogs Christmas Carol
| image = AllDogsChristmasCarol.jpg | image = AllDogsChristmasCarol.jpg
| caption = VHS cover | caption = VHS cover
| director = {{ubl|Paul Sabella|Gary Selvaggio <small>(co-director)</small>}} | director = Paul Sabella
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| producer = {{ubl|Paul Sabella|Jonathan Dern}} | producer = {{ubl|Paul Sabella|Jonathan Dern}}
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| runtime = 73 minutes | runtime = 73 minutes
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Charlie and Itchy's attempts to reclaim their goods fail but they discover Carface is working for Annabelle's evil cousin, Belladonna, who plots to use a massive dog whistle to hypnotize every dog in the city into stealing the masters' Christmas presents, causing them to be thrown out of their houses and abandoned by their owners, much in the same way Carface used to be when he was a puppy. Charlie plots to scare "the Dickens" out of him and asks Annabelle for some aid, resulting in them being transformed into characters from '']''. Itchy becomes the ], Sasha the ], and Charlie the ]. Charlie and Itchy's attempts to reclaim their goods fail but they discover Carface is working for Annabelle's evil cousin, Belladonna, who plots to use a massive dog whistle to hypnotize every dog in the city into stealing the masters' Christmas presents, causing them to be thrown out of their houses and abandoned by their owners, much in the same way Carface used to be when he was a puppy. Charlie plots to scare "the Dickens" out of him and asks Annabelle for some aid, resulting in them being transformed into characters from '']''. Itchy becomes the ], Sasha the ], and Charlie the ].


They each visit Carface, and gradually learn how he turned into a hoodlum. At Itchy's insistence, Carface reveals that he was a happy puppy but his owner blamed him for making a mess of Christmas decorations, which gets him thrown out. Sasha tells him that without the money, Timmy will die, which will cause another — his own. Finally, Charlie shows that because of his actions, Carface will cause his own death, and be condemned to Hell for eternity. They each visit Carface, and gradually learn how he turned into a hoodlum. At Itchy's insistence, Carface reveals that he was a happy puppy but his owner blamed him for making a mess of Christmas decorations, which gets him thrown out. Sasha tells him that without the money, Timmy will die, which will cause another — his own. Finally, Charlie shows that because of his actions, Carface will cause his own death, and be condemned to Hell for eternity.

After this occurs, Jamie Lastnamie dies after a fatal car crash in the Appalachian Mountains. His car ends up wrapping around a tree, and it is depicted in brutal and graphic detail.


Carface, having seen himself in Timmy, hurries to stop the whistle. Betrayed, Belladonna flies into a frenzied rage and is about to kill Carface and Killer when she is frozen solid by a massive amount of snow caused by Annabelle. As it begins to snow, everyone celebrates, but Itchy laments the lack of presents. At that moment, Carface arrives on a sled pulled by Killer and returns everything, and gives more. Handing back Timmy's money box, it is full to the top. Carface turns to leave but Sasha invites him to stay. He respectfully declines, deciding to visit his mother, but wishes everyone a Merry Christmas. Carface, having seen himself in Timmy, hurries to stop the whistle. Betrayed, Belladonna flies into a frenzied rage and is about to kill Carface and Killer when she is frozen solid by a massive amount of snow caused by Annabelle. As it begins to snow, everyone celebrates, but Itchy laments the lack of presents. At that moment, Carface arrives on a sled pulled by Killer and returns everything, and gives more. Handing back Timmy's money box, it is full to the top. Carface turns to leave but Sasha invites him to stay. He respectfully declines, deciding to visit his mother, but wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.
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== Cast == == Cast ==
* ] as Carface Caruthers, the ]/] mix (]) * ] as Carface Caruthers, the ]/] mix (])
* ] as Charles "Charlie" B. Barkin, the ], Sasha's husband / ]. * ] as Charles "Charlie" B. Barkin, the ], Sasha's husband / ].
* ] as Itchiford "Itchy Itchiford" Dachshund (the ]), Charlie's best friend / ]. * ] as Itchiford "Itchy Itchiford" Dachshund (the ]), Charlie's best friend / ].
* ] as Sasha la Fleur Barkin (the ]), Charlie's wife / ]. * ] as Sasha la Fleur Barkin (the ]), Charlie's wife / ].
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* "Puppyhood" – Carface and Ensemble * "Puppyhood" – Carface and Ensemble
* "I Always Get Emotional at Christmas Time" – Killer and Belladonna * "I Always Get Emotional at Christmas Time" – Killer and Belladonna
* "I Always Get Emotional at Christmas Time" (Reprise) – Carface
* "Clean Up Your Act" – Charlie and Heavenly Ensemble * "Clean Up Your Act" – Charlie and Heavenly Ensemble
* "When We Hear a Christmas Carol" (Reprise) – Ensemble


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1998 animated film
An All Dogs Christmas Carol
VHS cover
Written byJymn Magon
Directed byPaul Sabella
Starring
Music byMark Watters
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
Production
Producers
  • Paul Sabella
  • Jonathan Dern
Running time73 minutes
Production company
Original release
ReleaseNovember 17, 1998 (1998-11-17)

An All Dogs Christmas Carol is a 1998 direct-to-video animated musical television special based on the 1843 novella A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. The final installment in the All Dogs Go to Heaven film series, it also serves as the series finale to the animated series. Unlike the first two films, where the main characters are Charlie and Itchy, Carface is the focus of the story.

Plot

A bunch of angel puppies ask the whippet Annabelle to tell them a story. She begins to tell them about how Carface saved Christmas with a little guidance from Charlie and Itchy.

In a San Francisco alleyway, Charlie, Itchy and Sasha help their friends decorate for a Christmas party. Charlie and Itchy tend to the young puppies, primarily a little one named Timmy, who has a bad leg. The dogs have a collection for an operation for Timmy. To disrupt the festivities, Carface and Killer arrive for debts. However, as his is not yet due, Charlie refuses. Carface blows a mysterious dog whistle that hypnotizes everyone into give up their bones. As they depart, Carface and Killer take the food, presents and money, including that for Timmy's medical bills.

Charlie and Itchy's attempts to reclaim their goods fail but they discover Carface is working for Annabelle's evil cousin, Belladonna, who plots to use a massive dog whistle to hypnotize every dog in the city into stealing the masters' Christmas presents, causing them to be thrown out of their houses and abandoned by their owners, much in the same way Carface used to be when he was a puppy. Charlie plots to scare "the Dickens" out of him and asks Annabelle for some aid, resulting in them being transformed into characters from A Christmas Carol. Itchy becomes the Ghost of Christmas Past, Sasha the Ghost of Christmas Present, and Charlie the Ghost of Christmas Future.

They each visit Carface, and gradually learn how he turned into a hoodlum. At Itchy's insistence, Carface reveals that he was a happy puppy but his owner blamed him for making a mess of Christmas decorations, which gets him thrown out. Sasha tells him that without the money, Timmy will die, which will cause another — his own. Finally, Charlie shows that because of his actions, Carface will cause his own death, and be condemned to Hell for eternity.

Carface, having seen himself in Timmy, hurries to stop the whistle. Betrayed, Belladonna flies into a frenzied rage and is about to kill Carface and Killer when she is frozen solid by a massive amount of snow caused by Annabelle. As it begins to snow, everyone celebrates, but Itchy laments the lack of presents. At that moment, Carface arrives on a sled pulled by Killer and returns everything, and gives more. Handing back Timmy's money box, it is full to the top. Carface turns to leave but Sasha invites him to stay. He respectfully declines, deciding to visit his mother, but wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.

Cast

Additional voices by Carlos Alazraqui, Dee Bradley Baker, Myles Jeffrey, Megan Malanga, Chris Marquette, Gail Matthius, Aria Noelle Curzon, Ashley Tisdale and Jamie Cronin with singing voices provided by Beth Anderson, Amick Byram, Billy Bodine, Susan Boyd, Alvin Chea, Randy Crenshaw, Lorraine Feather, Edie Lehman, Laurie Shillinger, Carmen Twillie and Vanessa Vandergriff.

Music

Four original songs by Mark Watters and Lorraine Feather are featured:

  • "When We Hear a Christmas Carol" – Charlie, Sasha, Itchy and Ensemble
  • "Puppyhood" – Carface and Ensemble
  • "I Always Get Emotional at Christmas Time" – Killer and Belladonna
  • "I Always Get Emotional at Christmas Time" (Reprise) – Carface
  • "Clean Up Your Act" – Charlie and Heavenly Ensemble
  • "When We Hear a Christmas Carol" (Reprise) – Ensemble

See also

References

  1. An All Dogs Christmas Carol (Video 1998) - IMDb, retrieved 2019-11-25
  2. Crump, William D. (2019). Happy Holidays—Animated! A Worldwide Encyclopedia of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and New Year's Cartoons on Television and Film. McFarland & Co. p. 7. ISBN 9781476672939.
  3. "An All Dogs Christmas Carol (1998)". imdb.com. Retrieved 6 December 2013.
  4. An All Dogs Christmas Carol (1998). ISBN 0792839811.
  5. Mark Deming (2013). "An-All-Dogs-Christmas-Carol". Movies & TV Dept. The New York Times. Archived from the original on 20 December 2013. Retrieved 6 December 2013.
  6. "An All Dogs Christmas Carol". itunes.apple.com. 17 November 1998. Retrieved 6 December 2013.
  7. "An All Dogs Christmas Carol". barnesandnoble.com. Retrieved 6 December 2013.

External links

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