Where Are They Now?

'Santa Claus: the Movie' is a sprawling retelling of the legend of Santa Claus, with a subplot that involved a renegade elf named Patch who hooks up with a unscrupulous toy manufacturer before re-discovering the meaning of Christmas.

Despite its big budget and the star power of Dudley Moore, who passed away in 2002, the 1985 film was a box office flop. Nevertheless, it makes its way around at Christmas time. See what the cast of 'Santa Claus: The Movie' is up to these days.

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The origins of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' were in a poem Tim Burton wrote in 1982. Disney became interested in the tale about a skeleton from a place called Halloween Town who tries to take over Christmas, but worried that the plot was "too dark and scary" for little kids.

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The Christmas-themed romantic comedy 'Love Actually' features 10 different loosely interwoven story-lines which each explore a different aspect of love.

Set predominantly in London, the 2003 film's large ensemble cast included many of the most well-known British actors of the time period.

See what the stars of 'Love Actually' are up to these days below.

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'Miracle On 34th Street' was the first big screen remake of the 1947 Christmas classic of the same name.

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Like many other holiday films, 'Scrooged' is a modern-day update of the classic Charles Dickens' tale 'A Christmas Carol.' What sets this dark comedy apart? Two words: Bill Murray.

Murray takes the Ebenezer Scrooge role, this time portrayed as a cruel and angry television executive who bah humbug's anything Christmas-related. (If that wasn't bad enough, he also mixes his vodka with Tab.)

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In the holiday movie 'Prancer,' a little girl who has just lost her mother finds an injured reindeer, which she believes to be Santa's famous sleigh puller Prancer, and nurses it back to health despite her father's objections.

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The 1990 suburban fairy tale 'Edward Scissorhands' was the first of many collaborations between director Tim Burton and Johnny Depp, the film's star. And that almost didn't happen, as Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks and even Michael Jackson were considered for the title role before it went to Depp.

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Then: In 1993, at the age of 10, Heather DeLoach became everybody's favorite music video star when she hit TV screens in Blind Melon's 'No Rain' video as the adorable girl dressed as a tap dancing bee. She followed that up with performances in 'I'll Do Anything' and 'Camp Nowhere.'

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Then: In 2003's 'Bad Santa,' Brett Kelly played Thurman Merman, aka, "The Kid." The Kid befriends Billy Bob Thornton's title character, first suffering from his misanthropic nature but eventually softening the heart of the cynical St. Nick. It was the biggest role to date for the-then 10-year-old from Canada, who had made his movie debut as another character called "Kid" in the 2001 thriller 'Kill Me Later.'

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'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation' was the third, and considered by many to be the best, installment in the 'Vacation' franchise.

Like its predecessors, it was written by John Hughes and starred Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo. Unlike the other movies in the series, the "vacation" took place at the Griswold's home during the holiday season. 

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