You probably recognized that famous line, along with many other ones, from the Christmas classic "Elf" starring Will Ferrell. After sneaking into Santa Claus' (Ed Asner) sack as an orphan, Buddy the ...

The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear … and by watching the Will Ferrell film “Elf” to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Warner Bros. Discovery announced new events and ...

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The 'Elf' star showed hockey fans grumpy Buddy at Sunday's game. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Ferrell attended Sunday’s L.A. Kings-Philadelphia Flyers game at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena. There, ...

Fans of the beloved Christmas movie, Elf, were left scratching their heads after discovering that one of its key roles was initially intended for a different actor. The 2003 comedy, featuring Will ...

Buddy the Elf is bringing holiday cheer to downtown Marion during a family movie night. The Marion Palace Theatre is set to screen the Christmas comedy “Elf” Dec. 20-21, according to a community ...

Georgetown Law professor Vida Johnson explains how she would defend Santa against a kidnapping charge — and how his unique home might help him get away with it Did Santa Claus kidnap Buddy the Elf at ...

This holiday season, millions of Americans tuned into the classic Christmas movie Elf starring Will Ferrell. But for those who perhaps didn’t get around to it this year, Will Ferrell gave them the ...

Bah humbug to you as well, Buddy. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. In the movie, Ferrell plays a man born to human parents who ...

In the Christmas movie "Elf," Buddy, played by actor Will Ferrell, finds out he is human, though he has been raised by elves. To live like his human New York City family today, it would take millions, ...