The Happy Elf - Cast of Characters

Cast of Characters

  • Eubie (Rob Paulsen) — Eubie is a hyper-positive, over-enthusiastic elf, whose rosy outlook on life is put to the test, when he tries to bring Christmas joy to the town of Bluesville.
  • Lil' Farley (Harry Connick, Jr.) — "Lil' Farley" is the all-seeing narrator. This down home storyteller/one man band tells the story about Eubie, the happy elf.
  • Gilda (Carol Kane) — A sweet elf and one of Eubie's best friends. She is as sensitive and nervous as Eubie is happy and hyper.
  • Santa Claus (Mickey Rooney) — The big man himself, he is the all-seeing, ever popular chief ("Big Red", to Eubie) of Christmas Day.
  • Derek (Kevin Michael Richardson) — Eubie's other best friend completes the elf trio. Where Eubie is hyper and Gilda is nervous, Derek is cynical and streetwise.
  • Molly (Mae Whitman) — This is a naughty ten year-old citizen of Bluesville.
  • Tucker (Kevin Michael Richardson) — The no-nonsense head of the toy department feeling pushed to the limit by Eubie's enthusiasm.
  • Norbert (Lewis Black) — The head of the naughty and nice department, an extremely tightly wound elf.
  • Curtis (Candi Milo) — A brooding "goth" preteen who is a member of the Bluesville secret society of happy people.
  • Brother and Sister ** (Rory Thost and Liliana Mumy) — These two bickering siblings are attempting to decorate a Christmas tree in the town square when Lil" Farley steps in to tell them the story of "The Happy Elf".
  • Mayor (Kevin Michael Richardson) — This imposing man is the leader of the town Bluesville, and reflects the true meaning of "the blues."
  • Toady (Kevin Michael Richardson) — The mayor's "yes-man", Toady is part secret service, part corporate flunky. Nothing and no one gets past Toady. Until now.

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