Mrs. Santa Claus

Anna is a capable, forward-thinking leader who runs a highly efficient workshop in December 1910. Frustrated with Santa’s routine, she tests a new world-roaming route using the flying sleigh and reindeer. Her journey prompts personal growth, a physical reunion with Santa, and a shift in their partnership.

A jovial figure who frets over his wife’s absence and the weight of Christmas duty. He carefully guards the workshop’s routines but ultimately supports Anna’s daring plan and longs for their reunion.

A cheerful stable boy who befriends Mrs. North after the storm. He acts as a guide to New York’s neighborhoods, helps Anna learn the city’s melting-pot energy, and serves as a bridge between magical and human realms.

The host of the boarding house who initially worries about her daughter Sadie’s activism. She observes the unfolding social dynamics and becomes part of the broader community coming together for change.

Sadie is the outspoken daughter who soapboxes for women’s suffrage and faces attention from authorities. Her activism acts as a catalyst for the reform arc in Tavish’s world and in the city.

A young boarder who befriends Mrs. North, helps her secure employment, and becomes a steadfast ally in the fight for workers’ rights and fair treatment.

The Tavish Toy Company proprietor who embodies greedy capitalism and resists labor reform. His rigid stance on production and child labor heightens the conflict that Mrs. North must resolve.

Arvo is a figure who reveals Anna’s absence and the tensions surrounding the journey. His presence adds intrigue and heightens the stakes of the narrative’s urban pivot.

An uncredited Dancing Elf who contributes to the magical atmosphere of the North Pole workshop and the holiday mood.

A second elf who assists in workshop scenes, adding to the film’s whimsical charm and Christmas spirit.