
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever (2023) on Netflix
NR20231h 4mAdventureAnimationComedy
Christmas is coming and Greg Heffley has two weeks to stay off Santa's naughty list if he wants the Mega Station 9000. His mother's elf doll only makes staying good harder.
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- Netflix3.4/5
- IMDb5.9/102,084 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes75%
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Plot summary
With two weeks until Christmas, Greg Heffley is working to stay on Santa's good side so he can get the Mega Station 9000. His mother Susan brings out Elfrendo, a stuffed elf doll her grandmother made, said to watch the family for Santa. Greg and his friend Rowley build a snowman, and their oversized snowball rolls down Surrey Street and damages a snowplow's blade. The two run off and leave their clothes in a dumpster. On a drive through town Greg learns the dumpster was a toy donation bin, and the next day wanted posters go up. Then a snowstorm seals the family indoors, and the power fails, while Frank counts supplies that keep vanishing.
Cast
Wesley Kimmelas Greg Heffley (voice)
Erica Cerraas Susan (voice)
Christian Converyas Fregley (voice)
Chris Diamantopoulosas Frank (voice)
Hunter Dillonas Rodrick (voice)
- Spencer Howellas Rowley Jefferson (voice)
Gracen Newtonas Manny (voice)
Gabriel Iglesiasas Officer Vasquez (voice)
Ego Nwodimas Officer Leonard (voice)
Lisa Ann Walteras Gabby (voice)
Randy Pearlsteinas Mr. Jefferson (voice)
Anthony Parntheras Nutcracker (voice)
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Windham Rotundaas Prison Guard (voice)
- Jeannette Reyesas Weatherperson (voice)
- Will Kinneyas Hooligan #1 (voice)
- Grant Kinneyas Hooligan #2 (voice)
Juliet Donenfeldas Additional Voices (voice)
Johnny Gidcombas Additional Voices (voice)
Luke Loweas Additional Voices (voice)
Matt Nolanas Additional Voices (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever (2023)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- An animated Cabin Fever holiday special for Fox began production in December 2012, but it never aired, and work on it eventually morphed into the first Diary of a Wimpy Kid animated film. In August 2013 Kinney said it would be a half-hour television special airing on Fox in late 2014.




















