

The Fat Albert Christmas Special
Directed by Hal SutherlandWhere to Watch The Fat Albert Christmas Special
The Fat Albert Christmas Special Trivia
The Fat Albert Christmas Special was released on December 18, 1977.
The Fat Albert Christmas Special was directed by Hal Sutherland.
The Fat Albert Christmas Special has a runtime of 23m.
The Fat Albert Christmas Special was produced by Norm Prescott, Lou Scheimer.
Fat Albert, Mushmouth, Rudy, Bill, and the Cosby kid gang are rehearsing their Christmas play in their junkyard clubhouse when suddenly Mr. Tyrone, who owned the junkyard as well as the whole east end of town, show up and threatened to have the clubhouse bulldozed to the ground. Then, a little boy, Marshall; his dad, and his very pregnant mother show up. They had car trouble and they wouldn't take them because they were poor. So Fat Albert offered to take them in while he went to go bargain with Tyrone, but that mean old grinch simply wouldn't listen. It takes Mudfoot to talk some sense into him and melt that icy old heart. Back at the clubhouse, the baby is soon born and in comes Tyrone full of Christmas spirit! Hey, hey, hey!
The key characters in The Fat Albert Christmas Special are Fat Albert / Bill / Mushmouth / Mudfoot Brown (voice) (Bill Cosby), Russell (voice) (Jan Crawford), Weird Harold (voice) (Gerald Edwards).
The Fat Albert Christmas Special is rated G.
The Fat Albert Christmas Special is a Comedy, Animation, Family film.
The Fat Albert Christmas Special has an audience rating of 6.6 out of 10.







