Movie poster of 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'

Release date:Nov 17, 2000

Runtime:1h 45m

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Trailer

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

★ 6.8

Synopsis of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas":

"The Grinch decides to rob Whoville of Christmas - but a dash of kindness from little Cindy Lou Who and her family may be enough to melt his heart..."

Director:

Ron Howard

Genres:

FamilyComedyFantasy

Language:

English

Cast of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas":

Jim Carrey ... as Grinch

Taylor Momsen ... as Cindy Lou Who

Jeffrey Tambor ... as Mayor Augustus Maywho

Christine Baranski ... as Martha May Whovier

Bill Irwin ... as Lou Lou Who

Molly Shannon ... as Betty Lou Who

Clint Howard ... as Whobris

Josh Ryan Evans ... as 8-Year-Old Grinch

Mindy Sterling ... as Clarnella

Bryce Dallas Howard ... as Surprised Who

Lacey Kohl ... as Christina Whoterberry

Rachel Winfree ... as Rose

Rance Howard ... as Elderly Timekeeper

Jeremy Howard ... as Drew Lou Who

T.J. Thyne ... as Stu Lou Who

Nadja Pionilla ... as Junie

Jim Meskimen ... as Officer Wholihan

Michael Dahlen ... as Customer

David Costabile ... as Biker Who

Mary Stein ... as Miss Rue Who

James Ritz ... as Crazy Mose

Deep Roy ... as Post Office Clerk

Jessica Sara ... as Sophie

Mason Lucero ... as Who Boy

Ben Bookbinder ... as 8-Year-Old Augustus Maywho

Michaela Gallo ... as Who Schoolgirl

Landry Allbright ... as 8-Year-Old Martha May Whovier

Reid Kirchenbauer ... as 8-Year-Old Whobris

Rebecca Chace ... as Shopper

Suzanne Krull ... as Shopper

Steve Kehela ... as Shopper

Lillias White ... as Shopper

Rain Pryor ... as Shopper

John Alexander ... as Shopper

Kevin Isola ... as Tree Trimmer

Gavin Grazer ... as Yodeler

Walter Franks ... as Clerk

Verne Troyer ... as Band Member

Clayton Martinez ... as Cook

Q'orianka Kilcher ... as Little Choir Member

Caroline Williams ... as Tiny Who Woman

John Short ... as Tiny Who Man

Grainger Esch ... as Near Miss Who

Eva Burkley ... as Pudding Chef

Rick Baker ... as Puppeteer

Bill Sturgeon ... as Puppeteer

Mark Setrakian ... as Puppeteer

Jurgen Heimann ... as Puppeteer

Tim Blaney ... as Puppeteer

Charles Croughwell ... as Balloon Who

Frank Welker ... as Max the Dog (voice)

Anthony Hopkins ... as Narrator (voice)

Crew:

Jeffrey Price... (Screenplay)

Peter S. Seaman... (Screenplay)

Brian Grazer... (Producer)

Ron Howard... (Producer)

Todd Hallowell... (Executive Producer)

James Horner... (Original Music Composer)

Donald Peterman... (Director of Photography)

Daniel P. Hanley... (Editor)

Mike Hill... (Editor)

Ve Neill... (Makeup Artist)

Rachel Wyn Dunn... (Compositors)

Barry E. Jackson... (Conceptual Design)

Bob Camp... (Storyboard Artist)

Lisa Hoyle... (Stunt Double)

Bill Corso... (Makeup Artist)

Allen Hall... (Special Effects Coordinator)

Jane Jenkins... (Casting Director)

Janet Hirshenson... (Casting Director)

Bonnie Greenberg... (Music Supervisor)

Aldric La'Auli Porter... (Associate Producer)

Dr. Seuss... (Book)

David Womark... (Unit Production Manager)

Aldric La'Auli Porter... (First Assistant Director)

David Hyman... (Second Assistant Director)

Kurt Williams... (Visual Effects Producer)

Charles Croughwell... (Stunt Coordinator)

Todd Hallowell... (Second Unit Director)

Dan Webster... (Supervising Art Director)

Lauren E. Polizzi... (Art Direction)

Dan Bronson... (Costume Supervisor)

Content rating:

PG (United States) · PG (United Kingdom) · TP (France) · PG (Canada) · APTA (Spain) · AP (Romania) · 6 (Germany)