Santa's Darkest Hour: David Harbour Returns in 'Violent Night 2'
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August 05, 2026
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Get ready for a darker, grittier Christmas with 'Violent Night 2', starring David Harbour as a powerless Santa Claus. The sequel promises action, humor, and holiday cheer, with a new cast of characters, including Kristen Bell and Jared Harris. 'Violent Night 2' arrives in cinemas on December 4.
The jolly old man in red is back, but this time, he's facing his toughest challenge yet. In the highly anticipated sequel 'Violent Night 2', David Harbour reprises his role as Santa Claus, but with a twist - he's lost his magical powers after landing on the naughty list. The first trailer, released by Universal, gives us a glimpse into a darker, grittier Christmas season. Santa is now working a mundane job at a shopping mall, a far cry from his usual globe-trotting gift-giving adventures. However, his quiet life is short-lived, as a new group of villains emerges, forcing Santa to use his wits and whatever he can find to protect the innocent. Joining Harbour in this action-packed adventure is Kristen Bell as Mrs. Claus, while Jared Harris plays the mysterious villain, Mason. With its unique blend of humor, action, and holiday cheer, 'Violent Night 2' promises to be a wild ride when it hits cinemas on December 4.
AI Generated Q&A
What is the release date of 'Violent Night 2'?
December 4
Why has Santa lost his magical powers in 'Violent Night 2'?
He ended up on the naughty list
Who joins David Harbour in the cast of 'Violent Night 2'?
Kristen Bell as Mrs. Claus and Jared Harris as Mason
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