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The resurgence of the christmas witch
The holidays are about to get witchy. Just Shoot Me! alum Laura San Giacomo has been cast in the upcoming Disney+ series The Santa Clauses, according to Deadline. San Giacomo will play "La Befana—a Christmas Witch from Italian folklore who delivered treats to good children on the morning of the epiphany," according to the outlet. "She now resides in the Wobbly Woods of the North Pole." The Santa Clauses is a series revival of 1994's The Santa Clause and its sequels, which starred Tim Allen as Santa (a.k.a. Scott Calvin). Allen reprises his role in the series, in which "Scott is on the brink of his 65th birthday and realizing that he can't be.
- 8/5/2022
- E! Online
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