a feature-length animated take on Rudolph for home video, following its limited theatrical release. • Following the adapted song's outline, dad Blitzen is embarrassed by the antics of cute yet offbeat Rudolph who has a glowing nose, gets depressed, dreams of flying, and shares his problem with Santa Claus. The evil Stormella kidnaps Rudolph and unleashes wretched weather to prevent Santa from his appointed rounds. Rudolph, as one might expect, saves the day by lighting Santa's way through the storm. starring the voice talent of John Goodman, Eric Idle, Bob Newhart, Debbie Reynolds [3], Richard Simmons, and Whoopi Goldberg; with the additional talents of Eric Pospisil, Kathleen Barr [2], Alec Willows [2], Lee Tokar [3], Garry Chalk, Christopher Gray [2], Vanessa Morley, Myriam Sirios [3], Elizabeth Carol Savenkoff [2], Cathy Weseluck [2], Paul Dobson [2], Colin Murdock, David Kaye, Terry Klassen, Tyler Thompson, Jim Byrne. Bill Kowalchuk produced, directs and supervising edits from an adaptation by Michael Aschner; featuring the character Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Story by Robert L. May - Song by Johnny Marks. Executive Producers: Eric Ellenbogen, Andrew Greenberg and Seth Willenson [the latter was also Supervising Producer] • Associate Producer: Jean Rogers. Original Songs and Score by Michael Lloyd and Al Kasha • Songs Produced by Lloyd; featuring Clint Black performing "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", and Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes performing its love theme "Show Me the Light". Character Design: Phil Mendez. Background Stylist: George Juhasz from GoodTimes Entertainment, a Cayre Brothers production. Produced by Tundra Productions, Inc.. Feature Animation by Colorland Animation Production Ltd.. in Stereo. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ©®The Rudolph Company, L.P. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie ©1998 GT Merchandising & Licensing Corp. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Not Been Rated.