Christmas in Connecticut

Revisionist History

Pushkin Industries

History, Society & Culture

4.7 • 62K Ratings

🗓️ 25 December 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Today, we bring you our holiday epic from last year.

When Arnold Schwarzenegger decided he wanted to direct a feature film, the choice of material was obvious: He would remake a 1945 holiday classic. Easier said than done.

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0:41.4	Last week, my colleague Ben Nadav Haffre brought you the story of the contested authorship of
0:46.8	A Visit from St. Nicholas, otherwise known as the Twas the Night Before Christmas poem.
0:53.8	Christmas episodes have become a bit of a
0:56.0	tradition around here, so I thought I'd bring you an additional piece of good cheer this morning,
1:01.5	our epic episode from last year, about Arnold Schwarzenegger directing a made-for-TV Christmas
1:08.0	movie that goes wildly off the rails.
1:13.0	And if you're thinking to yourself, what?
1:15.4	This is what you brought me for Christmas?
1:16.1	A rerun?
1:17.5	Yes, I did.
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