A Dennis the Menace Christmas

A lively, impulsive boy who believes big gestures and good intentions can solve problems. He creates a 'Christmas Spirit' list, tries to buy Mr. Wilson a gift, and orchestrates schemes to bring joy, but his actions also cause chaos. Through mistakes and small acts of care, he learns about responsibility and how his choices affect others.

Dennis's gruff neighbor who dislikes Christmas and resents interference. His tough exterior hides loneliness and past disappointments, and he often lashes out when things go wrong. The Angelic and neighborhood actions slowly open him to the idea of warmth and community during the holidays.

Mr. Wilson's wife, supportive and practical, who bears the emotional and financial strain of the holiday chaos. She tries to keep the family afloat and remains a steady, caring figure for Dennis and her husband. Her warmth helps anchor the Christmas revival in the neighborhood.

Dennis's mother, juggling work at a department store with parenting during the busy holiday season. She takes on a gift-wrapping job to help the family and guides Dennis toward responsible, well-intended actions.

Dennis's father, trying to balance discipline with encouragement. He pushes for accountability while supporting his family through the chaotic Christmas period. His stance reflects the tension between rules and the need for growth.

Dennis's school rival and the son of David Bratcher; a bully who mocks Dennis and fuels tension at school events. His actions drive conflict that tests the families and ultimately prompts lessons in forgiveness and friendship.

Jack's father, who encourages his son's misbehavior and pushes for disruptive actions during the bake sale. He represents a negative adult influence in the holiday chaos.

A magical figure who appears as the Angel of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. He guides Dennis and Mr. Wilson toward understanding the true meaning of Christmas and helps steer the story toward a hopeful outcome.

A local police officer who becomes involved when misunderstandings lead to Mr. Wilson's arrest over the tree incident. He provides a grounding element of law and order within the festive chaos.