Jack Frost (TV special)

Jack Frost is a 1979 television special, one of the Rankin-Bass stop-motion classics, where Pardon-Me-Pete, the famous groundhog of Groundhog Day, tells the story of Jack Frost, and the one time he became human. Jack falls for a girl named Elisa, and as the tailor Jack Snip, he must fight the evil Kubla Krause to save Elisa and the town of January Junction. Directed by Jules Bass and Arthur Rankin Jr.. Written by Romeo Muller Pardon-Me-Pete [singing] I got a day named after me, February 2. That's the day that I decide what the weather's gonna do. Jack Frost [singing] The happiness of being me is not what it's cracked up to be. It's lonely being one of a kind. Father Winter Very well. You have until the first stroke of spring. If, in that time you have obtained the necessary items needed to make a life: a house to warm you, a horse to bear you, a bag of gold to sustain you, and a wife, to make it all worth the while, then you will be truly human, and may remain so, with my blessing, forever. Dialogue Elisa: You certainly are clumsy on ice. Jack Frost: Me? Clumsy on ice''?!? Cast Buddy Hackett - Pardon-Me-Pete Paul Frees - Jack Frost Melanie Chartoff - Elisa Robert Holt - Kubla Krause Don Messick - Snip External links IMDB.com site Category:1979 American animated films Category:American animated short films Category:Stop-motion animated short films Category:Children's animated musical short films Category:Animated Christmas TV specials Category:Films directed by Jules Bass Category:Films directed by Arthur Rankin Jr.