David Krumholtz was just 16 years old when he took on the role of Bernard The Elf in the beloved family holiday film “The Santa Clause” in 1994. He portrayed the grumpy head elf of Santa’s workshop, known for his exceptional work ethic.
Key Takeaway
David Krumholtz, at the age of 16, portrayed the memorable character of Bernard The Elf in the classic holiday film “The Santa Clause,” and has continued to revisit the role in subsequent productions.
Bringing the Film to Life
In the movie, Krumholtz shared the screen with Tim Allen, who played the role of Scott Calvin, a marketing director and recent divorcee who becomes Santa Claus. The film also featured Eric Lloyd as Scott’s son, Charlie Calvin, and Wendy Crewson as Laura Miller, Scott’s ex-wife.
Revisiting the Role
Over the years, Krumholtz revisited his role as Bernard The Elf, including in the recent Disney+ production “The Santa Clauses.”
