Characters
The cast of Christmas
Folklore, film, TV and song — every character who defines the season.
2003–
Buddy the Elf
Smiling is my favourite
Will Ferrell's six-foot elf, now a permanent fixture of the season.
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1950–
Frosty the Snowman
Made of snow
A top hat, a corn-cob pipe, and one perfect winter afternoon.
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1990–
Kevin McCallister
Left home alone
The eight-year-old who out-witted two burglars and became a genre.
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Ancient–
Krampus
The anti-Santa
Alpine folklore's horned punisher of naughty children. Currently having a resurgence.
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1939–
Rudolph
The red-nosed reindeer
From a 1939 department-store poem to the whole sleigh team's frontman.
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Timeless
Santa Claus
The one and only
Descended from Saint Nicholas via Coca-Cola. The definitive Christmas character.
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1957–
The Grinch
A mean one
Dr. Seuss's green misanthrope, forever redeemable.
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1816–
The Nutcracker Prince
Tchaikovsky's prince
From ETA Hoffmann's tale to the ballet the whole world knows.
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